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Your Contract with Organizers
Your Contract with Organizers
Updated over a year ago

As a talent on AGNT, it's important to understand that booking and performing at an event is not just a casual agreement, but a formal commitment that creates a legal relationship between you and the organizer. In other words, when you agree to perform at an event, you are entering into a contract.

It's crucial to approach each booking with a professional mindset and understand that it carries certain obligations and responsibilities. Just like any other contract, the terms and conditions of the booking must be clearly outlined and agreed upon by both parties.

AGNT offers various tools and features to help you manage your bookings, including the ability to set your own cancellation policies and negotiate with organizers on the details of the event. However, it's important to remember that once you agree to perform at an event, you are obligated to fulfill your commitments and responsibilities.

By treating each booking as a contract, you can ensure that you are providing a high level of professionalism and reliability to the event organizers. This can lead to positive reviews, repeat bookings, and a solid reputation in the industry.

To further protect yourself and ensure a smooth booking process, it's important to review the terms and conditions of each booking carefully before accepting. This includes details such as the event location, date and time, compensation, and any additional requirements or expectations.

In addition, make sure to communicate clearly and promptly with the organizer throughout the booking process. This includes responding to messages in a timely manner, providing all required information, and addressing any concerns or issues that may arise.

Overall, by approaching each booking as a professional commitment and taking the necessary steps to protect yourself and the organizer, you can ensure a successful and rewarding experience for both parties.

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