> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gpuoutlet.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Agreements > The buyer and seller marketplace agreements, when you need each, and how to sign and download them from Documents. Your company uses GPU Outlet under a marketplace agreement. There is one for buying and one for selling. You sign them inside the dashboard, and the company is the party that signs. ## The two agreements | Agreement | What it covers | When you need it | | - | - | - | | **Buyer marketplace agreement** | The terms your company sources capacity under. | Listed for every company. You can send requests before signing it. | | **Seller marketplace agreement** | The terms your company offers capacity under, including the 1% success fee on deals that come out of an introduction. | You must have signed the current version before you can accept an opportunity. | There is a third company-level document, the **Auction rules**, which covers bidding. It is not listed on **Documents**, because it is asked for at the moment a company first bids rather than at onboarding. A lot also carries terms of its own, which each bidder accepts on the lot itself — those are not company documents and are not signed here. See [Bidding](/buying/bidding). In messages, the seller agreement is called the Seller Marketplace & Success Fee Agreement. If it is missing when you try to accept an opportunity, you see "Sign the Seller Marketplace & Success Fee Agreement." See [Opportunities](/selling/opportunities). ## Where to find them Open **Documents** (`/app/documents`). Both agreements are listed on the **Buy** and **Sell** menus. You can sign either from either menu. While the buyer agreement is unsigned, a **Radar** listing page shows the notice "Your company has not signed the buyer marketplace agreement yet." with a **Sign it** link. The notice does not stop you from sending a request. Each row shows a status chip: | Status | Meaning | | - | - | | **Signed** | Your company signed the current major version. The row shows the version and date. | | **Awaiting signature** | A signing request was started and is waiting for the signature. | | **Needs signing** | Your company needs to sign this document, or sign it again after a new major version. | | **Declined** | Signing was declined on the signing page. | | **Expired** | The signing request expired. | | **Being prepared** | The document is being prepared for signing. | | **Not signed yet** | Your company does not have to sign this document yet, but can. | When nothing is owed, the page reads "Nothing outstanding." ## Who can sign Only an owner or an authorized signatory can sign, and signing asks for your second factor. It is one of only two actions that do. See [Two-factor authentication](/account/two-factor). The agreement is made out to one person: the owner or authorized signatory who joined your company first. Their details are printed on the document. See [Who signs for the company](/account/team-and-roles#who-signs-for-the-company). ## Signer details Before a signing session can open, these details must be on file: * First name * Last name * Position * Registered legal name * Registered address While any are missing, **Documents** shows a **Signer details** card. Each missing item is marked **Missing** with a **Fill in** link: * **Position** takes you to the **Team members** tab of `/app/company`. * **Registered legal name** and **Registered address** take you to **Company Details**. * **First name** and **Last name** belong to the signatory. If that is you, you can fill them in on the card. The card disappears once everything is filled in. On a verified company, the registered address can be set once and then cannot change. Check it before you save. See [Company](/account/company#after-verification). ## Sign an agreement Go to `/app/documents` and find the agreement's row. Press **Sign**. If your second factor is due, confirm it first. Signing then continues by itself. A dialog opens with our signing page at sign.gpuoutlet.ai inside it. The dialog reads "Signed here, on this page." You are not sent to another site. The signer's name, position, the company's legal name, registered address and the agreement version are already filled in. These fields are read-only. Add your signature and finish. The status changes to **Signed** shortly after you finish. The **Documents** page updates by itself, so you do not need to reload it. If a detail on the document is wrong, close the dialog without signing. Correct it where it is set, then press **Sign** again. ### Declining You can decline the document on the signing page. The row then shows **Declined**, and the agreement still needs signing. Press **Sign** again when you are ready. ## Versions Agreements have versions in the form `major.minor`. * A **minor** revision does not ask you to sign again. Your existing signature still counts. * A **major** version makes your existing signature outstanding again. The row returns to **Needs signing**. If a new major version of the seller agreement is published, you must sign it before you can accept another opportunity. The message reads "The seller agreement has a new version. Sign the current one." Introductions you already accepted keep the agreement version that was current when you accepted them. ## Download a signed copy The row shows **Download** once the signed copy is stored, shortly after signing. Downloading does not ask for your second factor. Only an owner or an authorized signatory can download it. ## Related Who can sign, and whose name goes on the document. Set the legal name and registered address used on agreements. Accept an opportunity once the seller agreement is signed. How the 1% success fee in the seller agreement is invoiced. 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