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What is the EOS Guarantee on Tailored Tech contracts?

Standard agreements are a one-year term. The EOS Guarantee means if we fail our commitments and the issue remains unresolved within 30 days of written notice, you may terminate without penalty.

Updated 2026-08-16

Not month-to-month

Our standard managed IT agreements are a one-year term. That gives both sides time to onboard properly, document the environment, and prove the relationship under real conditions.

Month-to-month sounds flexible. In practice it often means neither side invests in documentation or long-horizon fixes.

What the EOS Guarantee does

We take our commitments seriously. If we ever fail to meet them and the issue remains unresolved within 30 days of written notice, you have every right to terminate without penalty. We include that in your agreement because we mean it.

That is the opposite of locking a client into a relationship that is not working. It is accountability written into the contract.

How this should feel as a buyer

You are not asked to trust marketing language alone. You get published rates, a catalog of inclusions, measured response performance, and a contractual exit if we fail and do not fix it after notice.

If you want the exact wording applied to your agreement, ask during the proposal stage. Sales and legal will match what is on the site.

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Questions & answers

Questions on this topic

Short answers for buyers comparing options.

Is the 30-day window automatic cancellation?

It starts with written notice of a failed commitment. If the issue remains unresolved within 30 days of that notice, you may terminate without penalty under the agreement terms.

Does this apply to project work too?

Project statements of work have their own scope and acceptance terms. The EOS Guarantee language lives in the managed services agreement. Ask for how a given project SOW handles disputes.

Want this applied to your environment?

Tell us how the business runs. We will map the model without a long pitch.

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