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Private-beta terms

These launch notes must be reviewed by a qualified legal professional before accepting public customers or payments.

Private-beta framework

Plain-language expectations for responsible testing.

These notes describe the intended private-beta relationship. They are not final commercial terms and must be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before public customers, automated acceptance or payments are introduced.

Last reviewed: 21 September 2026
Current expectations

Use the workspace with clear authority and human oversight.

01

Private-beta availability

Features may change, remain incomplete or be withdrawn. Beta, Test Mode, Simulator and Draft functionality must not be treated as a verified live external service.

02

Authorized accounts

Organizations are responsible for invited users, suitable role assignments, account security and promptly removing access that is no longer required.

03

Lawful business information

Customers must have the authority and lawful basis needed to enter, manage and use business, employee and customer information in the workspace.

04

Human judgment

Dashboards, assessments, Agent responses and suggested actions support decisions; they do not replace professional, financial, legal or operational judgment.

05

Controlled automation

Customers must review connection states and confirmation details. Test activity, drafts and simulations do not prove that an external message or action was delivered.

06

Acceptable use

The workspace must not be used to gain unauthorized access, interfere with the service, distribute unlawful content or misuse another organization’s information.

Product boundaries

What private-beta access does not mean.

  • No guarantee that every service or integration is available
  • No promise of uninterrupted or error-free operation
  • No unattended reliance on Agent or automated output
  • No authority to process information you do not lawfully control
Required before paid launch

Commercial and legal terms still to be finalized.

These subjects must be agreed in a reviewed written contract; this page does not silently decide them.

  • Final subscription, tax and payment terms
  • Cancellation, renewal and refund rules
  • Service levels, maintenance and support commitments
  • Data retention, export and deletion periods
  • Warranty, indemnity and liability provisions
  • Governing law and dispute-resolution terms
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