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Everything here is signed electronically in your browser — nothing to print, scan or post. You get a copy of the completed document by email the moment it is signed, and so do we.

For sales partners

Independent Sales Representative Agreement

The full agreement for representing Summit Networks: 25% of collected revenue from a client you bring in for their first 12 months, then 10% for as long as that client stays, deal registration that protects your prospects for 90 days, and no non-compete.

You will need: your legal name, business or trade name if you have one, mailing address, email and phone. Do not enter a Social Security or EIN number — that goes on a W-9 separately.

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How it works

Step 1
Open the document
It opens in Adobe, in your browser. Read the whole thing — it is short and written in plain English.
Step 2
Fill in your details and sign
Type or draw your signature. The date fills itself in.
Step 3
Everyone gets a copy
Adobe emails the completed document to you and to us. Keep yours; it is the executed copy.

Questions people ask before signing

Is an electronic signature actually binding?

Yes. Electronic signatures are valid under the federal ESIGN Act and Colorado’s Uniform Electronic Transactions Act. Adobe records who signed, when, and from where, and issues an audit trail with the completed document.

Can I read it before I commit to anything?

Yes. Opening the link does not sign anything. You can read the whole document, close it, and come back later. Nothing is binding until you sign and submit it.

What if I want something changed?

Ask before you sign. Call 719-451-1218 or email owen@summitnet.io and we will talk it through. A signed agreement with a side conversation attached to it helps nobody.

What do you do with my information?

We use it to prepare and administer the agreement, and for nothing else. Your taxpayer ID is never collected here — that belongs on an IRS Form W-9, which we request separately.

Not sure which document you need?

Call and ask. We would rather spend five minutes on the phone than have you sign the wrong thing.