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Use a free working resource where the immediate need is organisation, intake or preliminary gap identification.

Free working tools and advocate-assisted document packs for businesses operating in Kenya. Start with a checklist, tracker or questionnaire; request tailored work where the facts require legal judgment.
The Studio separates general working aids from legal documents prepared on instructions. That keeps the free resources genuinely useful without presenting a template as a complete answer.
Use a free working resource where the immediate need is organisation, intake or preliminary gap identification.
Keep confidential and personal information in your own controlled environment. No account or upload is required.
Where legal judgment or executable documents are required, request a defined scope and fee before sharing substantive material.
Every free resource is downloaded and completed offline. The firm does not receive, store or review your entries unless you separately instruct it after conflicts and engagement checks.
The collection follows the firm’s core position in fintech, regulation, commercial structures, technology and privacy.
Licensing preparation, payment-product evidence, outsourcing and regulated operating models.
Risk-based programmes, onboarding controls, monitoring, governance and remediation.
Founder alignment, shareholder decisions, approvals and Kenyan operating structures.
Contract control, confidentiality, services, vendors, data and technology relationships.
DPIA scoping, controller–processor arrangements, privacy governance and incident readiness.
Editable resources for internal use by one business or organisation. No account, email gate or confidential upload is required.
An Excel control workbook for executed versions, owners, expiry and notice dates, renewal decisions and material obligations.
A structured evidence register for Kenyan payment-service authorisation preparation, from product perimeter to governance and operating controls.
A practical review record for technology, data, onboarding, hosting, processing and other critical third-party arrangements.
An offline intake tool for screening high-risk processing and assembling the facts needed to prepare a defensible DPIA.
A board-to-operations review aid for risk assessment, onboarding, monitoring, reporting, training, testing and remediation.
An offline founder and investor intake tool that surfaces commercial choices before drafting or reviewing a Kenyan shareholders’ agreement.
These are request-to-engage services, not instant templates. Scope, conflicts, client identity, facts and fees are confirmed before substantive work begins.
Matter-specific corporate approvals drafted against the company records, transaction and applicable Kenyan requirements.
Indicative standard-scope fee from KES 25,000 + VATSee scope and processA tailored confidentiality framework for commercial discussions, diligence, technology evaluations, partnerships or prospective transactions.
Indicative standard-scope fee from KES 20,000 + VATSee scope and processA coordinated processor, security and technology-vendor document set aligned to actual services, data flows and operational accountability.
Indicative standard-scope fee from KES 40,000 + VATSee scope and processA tailored agreement and operating schedules that allocate scope, fees, service levels, data, risk, change, termination and transition responsibilities.
Indicative standard-scope fee from KES 40,000 + VATSee scope and processIndicative fees assume a standard Kenyan scope, complete instructions and one consolidated comment round. Final fees remain subject to scope, applicable minimum remuneration requirements, disbursements and VAT.
Send a concise, non-confidential outline of the parties, transaction, purpose and timetable. The firm ordinarily responds within one business day.
Free resources may be adapted internally by the original downloader for one business or organisation. They may not be resold, republished, redistributed as a competing product or presented as advice from the firm. Downloading or completing a resource does not create an advocate–client relationship and no duty to update it is assumed. Read the full disclaimer.