What you're actually signing.
Understanding the Service Authorisation Agreement and your rights as an Australian consumer. The industry-standard way Australian service providers accept third-party representatives.
The agreement, in plain English.
| Agreement clause | Plain English |
|---|---|
| “Authorises Resunday to negotiate, alter, or terminate service agreements on behalf of the Client.” | We can find you a better deal and handle the paperwork. We cannot touch your bank account or sign you up for anything without your approval. |
| “Authority is limited to specific utility and service providers identified by the Client.” | We only have authority over the bills you specifically upload. We are not your general agent for anything else. |
| “All switching actions require the Client's explicit prior approval before execution.” | Nothing happens without your say-so. You review every Deal Card and approve or reject it with one tap. |
Agreement clause“Authorises Resunday to negotiate, alter, or terminate service agreements on behalf of the Client.”
Plain EnglishWe can find you a better deal and handle the paperwork. We cannot touch your bank account or sign you up for anything without your approval.
Agreement clause“Authority is limited to specific utility and service providers identified by the Client.”
Plain EnglishWe only have authority over the bills you specifically upload. We are not your general agent for anything else.
Agreement clause“All switching actions require the Client's explicit prior approval before execution.”
Plain EnglishNothing happens without your say-so. You review every Deal Card and approve or reject it with one tap.
Your rights, protected.
Resunday operates under a Service Authorisation Agreement, the standard framework Australian providers use for third-party representatives. You retain the right to revoke authority at any time with one click.