ILLUSTRATIVE INPUT. FICTIONAL MATTER. NOT A LEGAL FORM.

Larkspur Studio Co. is considering Copper Finch Systems’ hosted workflow service for its internal client-service team. Larkspur is the customer. The proposed subscription is $48,000 for a 12-month term, paid annually, with 30 users. This amount is a fictional vendor fee, not Talden pricing or customer revenue.

Expected information: employee business contact details, business-client contact details and internal project notes. Do not assume health information, payment-card data or consumer financial records will be uploaded. The business has not yet confirmed whether project notes can contain more sensitive personal information.

Priorities: no use of customer content for shared-model training; a practical response to a material security incident; a meaningful way to recover and delete data at exit; and a liability position proportionate to the expected use. The business prefers a 12-month-fees general cap and a separately negotiated higher cap for specified confidentiality and data obligations, not unlimited liability for every breach. These are fictional negotiating instructions, not statements of law or market practice.

Assignment: review the two supplied fixture documents together. Produce a short prioritized issue note, proposed language for the most material issue, and questions counsel should resolve before recommending signature. Identify assumptions and cite the relevant sections of the supplied documents. Do not send a message, sign, file or approve anything externally.