PLACEHOLDER — NOT LEGAL ADVICE AND NOT BINDING. The sections below name the topics a document of this kind normally covers, so the page can be drafted and published without a code change. The wording must be written or reviewed by qualified counsel before this page is relied upon. Delete this notice when the approved text is in place.
Legal
Terms of Service
The agreement between EcoAttest and organisations using it.
1. Who these terms are between
[To be drafted] Identify the legal entity providing the service and the customer organisation accepting these terms.
2. The service
[To be drafted] Describe what is provided, and state that features may change. Do not promise a specific availability level here unless one is actually measured and committed to.
3. Accounts and acceptable use
[To be drafted] Account security responsibilities, prohibited uses, and what happens when they are breached.
4. Customer data and ownership
[To be drafted] State clearly that the customer organisation owns its project, evidence and beneficiary data, what rights the platform has to process it, and how it is returned or deleted on termination.
5. Fees and payment
[To be drafted] Refer to the plan the customer has subscribed to rather than restating prices here — the Plan Catalog is authoritative and duplicating figures guarantees they will disagree.
6. Confidentiality
[To be drafted] Mutual confidentiality obligations.
7. Warranties and liability
[To be drafted] Counsel must write this. Note in particular that carbon figures produced by the platform are estimates and not certified credits.
8. Suspension and termination
[To be drafted] Grounds, notice periods, and what happens to data.
9. Changes to these terms
[To be drafted] How changes are notified and when they take effect.
10. Governing law and disputes
[To be drafted] Jurisdiction and dispute resolution.