What type of documents are legally binding and relate to transactions?

Transactional documents are those that are legally binding and directly related to transactions between parties. This includes contracts, agreements, invoices, purchase orders, and other forms of documentation that outline the terms of a transaction, ensuring that all parties understand their rights and responsibilities. The specificity and formal nature of these documents are what give them legal weight, enabling them to enforce obligations or provide recourse in case of disputes.

Other types of documents, such as international reports, email communications, and business letters, may facilitate communication or provide information but do not inherently serve as binding agreements or contracts in the way transactional documents do. International reports may offer valuable insights or data, email communications can be used for quick correspondence but lack formal legal standing, and business letters often serve as formal communication without necessarily constituting a contractual obligation.