Questions about terms
Ask before you sign, not after.
If something in these documents is a blocker for your procurement process, tell us what and why. It is a more useful conversation than a redline arriving in week six.
Legal
A company that sells regulatory intelligence should be legible about its own terms. These are the operative documents, and they say what they say rather than what a marketing page wishes they said.
What we collect, why, the lawful bases we rely on, and the rights available to you.
Counsel-draftedThe agreement governing use of the products, including the limits on what our outputs are and are not.
Counsel-draftedOur processor commitments, the sub-processor list, and the international transfer position.
Counsel-draftedThe plain statement that our outputs are not legal advice and that sufficiency is determined by your counsel.
Counsel-draftedWhat applies during an evaluation, and what happens to your data at the end of one.
Counsel-draftedWhen a purchase can be refunded and how to ask.
PolicyWhich AI systems we use, what they process, how decisions are made, and your rights under the EU AI Act and GDPR.
EU AI Act · GDPRA note about this design build. These documents carry counsel-drafted text and it has been deliberately left exactly as it is. Re-typesetting legally operative language into a new layout risks changing it, and there is no design benefit that would justify that risk — so the links above open the existing documents, which keep their current text and inherit only the new header, footer and typography. That is the only part of them that should change.
The one commitment worth putting on a marketing page
Everything else on this site is written to be consistent with this sentence.
Outputs are not legal advice, legal opinions, certifications, or determinations of compliance. Sufficiency is determined by your counsel.
It constrains what we are allowed to sell you, which is why it is on the page rather than in a modal. A product that could truthfully drop that sentence would be a different and much more dangerous product.
Questions about terms
If something in these documents is a blocker for your procurement process, tell us what and why. It is a more useful conversation than a redline arriving in week six.