Technology Transfer Agreement
When a business shares its technology—whether it’s software, manufacturing processes, patented tools, research data, or technical know-how—it must be protected through a Technology Transfer Agreement (TTA). This agreement clearly defines how technology will be shared, used, licensed, reproduced, or commercialized by the receiving party. At Aarthika Globcorp, we help companies, innovators, research institutions, and startups draft legally strong, IP-secure, and commercially balanced Technology Transfer Agreements that protect your innovation while enabling smooth collaboration, licensing, or expansion. With rising digitalization and global partnerships, having a watertight TTA is essential for safeguarding confidentiality, ownership rights, and revenue streams.
Documents Required
- Description of technology / technical documentation
- Patent, copyright, or IP ownership proofs
- Licensing or usage terms
- Commercial terms (royalty, fees, milestones)
- Confidentiality requirements
- Duration and territorial scope
FAQs
Software, patents, manufacturing techniques, research outputs, formulas, designs, algorithms, prototypes, and proprietary processes.
Startups, R&D institutions, universities, tech companies, manufacturers, healthcare innovators, and licensors/licensees.
Typically through royalties, lump-sum fees, milestone payments, or revenue-sharing models.
Yes. Tech transfer involves sensitive knowledge; NDAs and confidentiality clauses are essential.
The agreement must define warranties, technical support, and limitations of liability to avoid disputes.