Terms of use

These working terms are intended to govern use of the Genisys marketing website by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME], of [REGISTERED ADDRESS], from [EFFECTIVE DATE]. They remain incomplete until the legal identity, date and [GOVERNING JURISDICTION] have been confirmed and the complete document has received legal review.

Using this site would indicate acceptance of the final published terms, not this non-binding draft. A visitor who does not accept the final terms should stop using the site. Separate written agreements govern any discovery, software development, support or other professional services. Nothing on this page replaces those agreements.

Visitors may use the site to read about Genisys, its services and its published engineering material. They must not use it unlawfully, attempt to interfere with its availability or security, probe systems without permission, introduce harmful code, misrepresent affiliation with Genisys, or use site content in a way that infringes another person’s rights.

Genisys may change, suspend or remove site content and functionality. The site may contain links to third-party resources for context. A link does not mean Genisys controls or endorses the external resource, and the third party’s own terms apply when it is used.

Unless a page says otherwise, the text, visual design, graphics and original site materials are intended to belong to [LEGAL ENTITY NAME] or be used under an appropriate licence. Product names, trademarks, code libraries and other third-party material remain the property of their respective owners.

Visitors may read the content and make reasonable personal or internal business use of it. They may not reproduce, republish, sell, systematically extract or present substantial parts as their own without permission or another valid legal basis. Nothing on the site grants rights to source code, deliverables or intellectual property created under a client engagement. Those rights must be set out in the applicable written agreement.

The site provides general information, not legal, financial, security or other regulated professional advice. Engineering articles discuss contexts and trade-offs, but they are not a substitute for examining a particular system. Visitors remain responsible for decisions made using the content.

Descriptions of capabilities, methods or possible outcomes are not an offer, quote or promise to accept work. An engagement begins only through a separate written agreement signed by the relevant parties. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the site and its content are provided as available without warranties that the content is complete, current, error-free or suitable for a particular purpose. This wording must be reviewed against [GOVERNING JURISDICTION].

To the extent permitted by applicable law, [LEGAL ENTITY NAME] would not be liable for indirect, consequential or special loss arising solely from use of, or inability to use, this marketing site or reliance on its general content. Any final exclusion or limitation must be interpreted subject to rights and liabilities that the law does not allow to be excluded. This draft does not attempt to override those rights.

The final terms must state the courts, law and dispute process associated with [GOVERNING JURISDICTION]. If one part of the final terms is unenforceable, the remaining parts should continue where the applicable law permits. Questions about these terms should be sent through the verified contact details once published. Changes should be identified by an updated effective date rather than applied retrospectively without notice.