Terms

The baseline terms for using this site and working with Inferensys.

This page explains the general rules for using the public site and the commercial ground rules that apply before a signed project agreement takes over.

If you are already working with us under a proposal, statement of work, or MSA, that signed document is the controlling one.

Last Updated
March 29, 2026
General Only
Signed scopes, proposals, and MSAs override this page where terms differ.
Applies To
General use of the public site and baseline commercial expectations before a signed project agreement exists.
Precedence
If a proposal, statement of work, or master agreement says something different, the signed document wins.
Jurisdiction
These general terms are governed by the laws of India unless a signed agreement states otherwise.

Signed documents carry the real weight.

  • This page is the public baseline, not a substitute for a signed proposal, SOW, or master agreement.
  • Use it to understand the default rules around site use, pre-contract conversations, and general commercial expectations.
  • If an engagement is live, the fastest path is usually to read the signed paper first and this page second.
1.

Using the site

You may browse, share, and reference the public site for normal business use, provided you do not misuse the service or the brand.

  • Do not attempt to disrupt the site, bypass security controls, or use automated collection methods against non-public surfaces.
  • Do not present Inferensys materials, logos, or public copy in a way that is misleading, fraudulent, or implies endorsement where none exists.
  • Any tools, estimates, or content on the site are informational and should not be treated as a binding offer or legal advice.
2.

Proposals and service scope

Calls, estimates, and exploratory documents help frame the work. Delivery begins only when both sides agree in writing.

  • A project starts when the relevant proposal, statement of work, master services agreement, or equivalent document is signed.
  • Scope, deliverables, deadlines, acceptance criteria, and payment terms are defined in that written agreement, not by marketing pages alone.
  • We may decline or pause work where fit, timing, legal risk, or delivery conditions are not acceptable.
3.

Client responsibilities

We work best when the inputs are clean, the owners are available, and the team making decisions is close to the work.

  • You are responsible for providing timely access to stakeholders, systems, content, approvals, and other materials needed for delivery.
  • You confirm that you have the rights to any data, prompts, models, code, assets, or documentation you ask us to use.
  • You remain responsible for production decisions, regulatory review, and operational sign-off, especially where AI systems or third-party services are involved.
4.

Fees and payment

Commercial terms are set in writing for each engagement. These points apply unless a signed agreement states something more specific.

  • Invoices are due according to the schedule stated in the relevant agreement.
  • Late payment may pause delivery, withhold final materials, or delay future work until the account is current.
  • Third-party software, model usage, cloud spend, vendor fees, and licensing costs may be billed separately when they are part of the solution.
5.

Intellectual property and confidentiality

Each side keeps ownership of what they already bring to the table. Project-specific rights are handled in the signed commercial documents.

  • Pre-existing code, methods, templates, brand assets, and other background IP remain with their original owner.
  • Rights in project deliverables transfer or are licensed only as described in the signed agreement and once required payments are made.
  • Both parties should treat non-public project information as confidential unless disclosure is required by law or expressly permitted.
6.

Warranty and liability

We deliver with reasonable care, but software and AI systems can fail, drift, or behave unpredictably in real operating conditions.

  • Except where law does not allow it, services and site content are provided without blanket guarantees of uninterrupted availability, regulatory fitness, or business outcomes.
  • Inferensys is not responsible for indirect, incidental, or consequential losses arising from use of the site or from outputs used without appropriate review.
  • Any broader warranty, support obligation, or liability position must be stated in the signed agreement for the engagement.
7.

Governing law and contact

These general terms are governed by the laws of India unless another law or venue is agreed in writing for a specific engagement.

  • Questions about these terms, or requests for commercial/legal review, can be sent to [email protected].
  • For active projects, the fastest path is usually to reference the signed proposal or agreement directly when you contact us.

Need a commercial or legal review?

Send the relevant agreement, review point, or question directly to the team.