The policies must be covered down to the parties involved in the mobile agreement. It should be clear, concise, and simple to comprehend. Most importantly, it should be mutually agreed upon. Step 1. Parties’ Information It makes no difference what type of mobile agreement is established. What is vital is that it addresses the parties who are bound by the agreement. Employees, students, or renters, for example. There may be a form for them to fill out with their contact information. It would include their names and contact information. Step 2. Policies and Conditions As there are conditions involved, the agreement is made. This could be since its application is restricted. It could also be linked to additional requirements that its user must consent to. For example, if their whereabouts is being tracked when using a mobile device. Or it's only for work and not for personal reasons. Step 3. Payment In this part, the total payment amount and due dates should be included. If payments are required, the down payment and monthly installments must be computed. The time frame for payment should also be specified. If there is a question of ownership, it should be decided whether and how it will be transferred. If it can be transferred immediately or just when it has been fully paid. Step 4. Dates and Signature To be legally binding, the agreement must be signed by all parties involved. The parties who have agreed to uphold the agreement. And, if there are any third-party beneficiaries, they should be mentioned as well. This section is usually located near the bottom of the agreement.