What are the main contents of information disclosure in franchising?

First, the qualification and qualification of the franchisor. Include: 1. Whether the franchisor has the qualifications of an independent legal person or other legal operators. 2. Whether the franchisor owns registered trademarks, trade names, patents and unique and teachable management technology or proprietary technology, and has good business performance in a certain period of time. 3. Whether the franchisor has a sound management system. 4. Whether the franchisor has the ability to provide long-term business guidance and services to the franchisee.

Second, fully understand the information of franchise headquarters, franchise stores and other franchisees. Include: 1. Basic information of franchisor's operation. 2. Operating performance of existing franchisees. 3. The amount and collection method of franchise fees and various fees. 4. Conditions and restrictions for providing various articles or goods.

The third is the right status of combined intellectual property rights. Include: 1. Whether the patent right is within the statutory time limit and the remaining effective time. 2. Whether there is the possibility of trade secret leakage and leakage. 3. Whether the relevant intellectual property rights are being sued for infringement or being sued by others. 4. Whether the relevant intellectual property rights have been evaluated and filed by relevant institutions or departments, and whether the evaluated value is basically consistent with the value agreed by both parties in the contract.

Because the information disclosed by franchising is closely related to the rights and obligations of both parties, the relevant contents of the franchise contract must be consistent with the disclosed information. In case of inconsistency, the disclosed information shall prevail in principle, except that there is evidence that the inconsistency is reached through full consultation between the two parties or the situation must be changed.