Acceptance and scope
By accessing the service, requesting a demo, signing in, or using a workspace, you agree to these terms, the privacy documents, and any commercial order form or implementation statement that applies to your account.
Accounts and access security
Users must provide accurate work information, keep credentials confidential, use only authorized accounts, and follow password, session, and access-control rules defined by the operator and the customer's workspace administrators.
Permitted use
The service may be used only for lawful business operations and approved internal or commercial workflows.
- Do not misuse the service to upload unlawful content, malicious code, infringing material, or misleading records.
- Do not attempt to bypass security, scrape restricted data, reverse engineer protected areas, or interfere with other customers.
- Do not use communication channels such as e-mail, phone, or WhatsApp through the platform in violation of privacy, consent, or commercial messaging rules.
Customer data responsibilities
Customers remain responsible for the legality, accuracy, and authority behind the business data they upload or process through the ERP, including customer, supplier, employee, and communication records.
- Customers must provide any notices or obtain any permissions required for the data they place in the system.
- Customers are responsible for role assignment, account hygiene, record review, and lawful use of exports, attachments, and shared documents.
- Where the platform processes third-party data on the customer's behalf, the customer must ensure that an appropriate legal basis exists.
Uploads, integrations, and third-party channels
Features that depend on external providers, such as authentication, e-mail, phone, WhatsApp, storage, or payment services, may also be subject to those providers' technical and legal requirements. Availability of such features can depend on configuration, verification, quotas, or provider policy changes.
Commercial terms, suspension, and termination
Subscription fees, implementation scope, support windows, and rollout commitments are defined in the commercial agreement. We may suspend or limit access where necessary to protect security, investigate misuse, enforce payment obligations, or comply with law. Termination does not erase obligations that survive by nature, including confidentiality, payment, audit, and lawful retention duties.
Intellectual property, confidentiality, and updates
The service, code, interface design, brand assets, and operator documentation remain the property of the operator or its licensors. Each party must protect confidential business information received from the other. We may update features, workflows, and legal documents over time; continued use after an effective update means the updated terms apply to future use.