Under what conditions, related to contract service and offers, will Anago consider a franchisee to have stopped service, potentially triggering consequences?

According to Anago's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Anago may consider a franchisee to have stopped service under specific conditions related to contract service and offers. Specifically, if a franchisee stops servicing contracts assigned to them and declines all subsequent contract offers from Anago for 360 days after their last service date to an Anago client, Anago may consider this as a cessation of service.

This condition is important for prospective franchisees to understand, as it can trigger certain consequences outlined in the franchise agreement. By ceasing service and declining new offers for an extended period, the franchisee risks violating the terms of their agreement with Anago.

It is important to note that this clause provides Anago with a mechanism to address situations where a franchisee becomes inactive or unwilling to fulfill their contractual obligations. This helps Anago maintain service levels and client satisfaction within its franchise system. Franchisees should carefully consider their capacity and commitment to the business before entering into an agreement with Anago to avoid potentially breaching the agreement.