Oxyra Forge policy
Draft for reviewTerms of Use
A draft framework for accessing and evaluating Oxyra Forge while formal product terms are being prepared.
1. Status and acceptance
These draft terms describe intended expectations for use of the Oxyra Forge website and application. They are not yet finalized terms of service. Access to a production service should be governed by a formally approved agreement.
2. Accounts and organizations
Users should provide accurate account information, protect their authentication factors and promptly address suspected unauthorized access. Organization administrators are responsible for assigning access only to people who need it and are authorized to receive the relevant data.
3. Acceptable use
Do not attempt to bypass authorization, access another tenant’s data, disrupt the service, introduce malicious code, abuse integrations or use the service in violation of applicable law. Do not submit data you are not authorized to provide.
4. Product status and decisions
Capabilities may be incomplete or change during development. Public product pages distinguish verified foundations from partial or unimplemented capabilities. Users should independently validate outputs before relying on them for financial, contractual, staffing or delivery commitments.
Estimates, simulations, recommendations and generated content are decision-support inputs, not guarantees of delivery dates, costs, outcomes or business performance.
5. Data, integrations and third parties
Use of external integrations may also be subject to the relevant provider’s terms, scopes, rate limits and licensing restrictions. Connecting a provider does not imply that every event or record is synchronized or verified. Formal data-processing, retention, export and deletion commitments must be established in the approved agreement.
6. Availability, changes and termination
No service-level commitment, uptime guarantee, support response time, backup objective or recovery-time objective is established by this draft. Operational and commercial commitments must be agreed in writing before production reliance.
7. Governing terms and contact
Governing law, dispute resolution, liability, warranty, intellectual-property, subscription, payment and formal notice provisions have not yet been finalized. These terms require legal review and completion before they are published as binding terms.

