> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.impact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.impact.com/partner/fr/que-souhaitez-vous-apprendre/platform-features/working-with-brands/contracts/add-special-terms-to-your-contract-proposals.md).
# Ajouter des conditions spéciales à vos propositions de contrat
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L’avenant aux conditions particulières d'impact.com [Accord-cadre de campagne](https://app.impact.com/public/legal/content/MCA.ihtml), que toutes les marques et tous les partenaires acceptent. Pour inclure vos propres conditions particulières dans un contrat avec une marque partenaire, vous devrez [proposer de nouvelles conditions contractuelles](/partner/fr/que-souhaitez-vous-apprendre/platform-features/working-with-brands/contracts/propose-new-contract-terms-to-brands.md). Une fois que la marque aura accepté vos conditions, elles seront ajoutées à votre contrat et deviendront contraignantes pour vous et pour la marque.
1. Dans la barre de navigation supérieure, sélectionnez **Gérer → Mes marques →** [**Mes marques**](https://app.impact.com/secure/mediapartner/marketplace/new-campaign-marketplace-flow.ihtml).
2. Sélectionnez la **vignette de la marque** de la marque à laquelle vous souhaitez proposer des conditions particulières.
3. Sous le nom de la marque, sélectionnez  **\[Plus] → Proposer un contrat**.
4. Accédez à la *Conditions particulières* section, puis sélectionnez les conditions particulières que vous souhaitez ajouter dans le menu déroulant.
* Sélectionnez **Ajouter d'autres conditions** si vous souhaitez proposer d'autres conditions particulières.
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