Terms of Use
The baseline rules for using DPOS responsibly and securely.
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Authorized use
Use DPOS only for lawful business purposes and only within accounts, locations, data, and features you are authorized to access.
Account responsibility
Keep credentials and recovery methods secure, use individual accounts, review permissions regularly, and report suspected compromise promptly.
Service boundaries
Published plans, entitlements, and documented capabilities define the available service. External providers and hardware may require separate agreements, credentials, validation, and availability.
Changes and suspension
The service may evolve to improve security, reliability, or functionality. Access may be limited when required to protect users, tenants, the platform, or applicable obligations.
Authority and account setup
The person accepting these terms confirms that they can bind the subscribing organization. The organization must provide accurate registration information, maintain an authorized owner, and keep account, billing, and recovery details current.
Plans, add-ons, fees, and taxes
The applicable order, published plan, subscription record, and enabled add-ons define included capabilities, limits, billing intervals, and fees. Unless an agreement states otherwise, charges exclude applicable taxes, renewal and cancellation follow the recorded policy, and payment-provider execution remains subject to its own approved configuration and terms.
Customer data and permissions
The organization retains its rights in customer data and grants the limited rights needed to host, process, back up, transmit, and display it for the service. The organization must have the authority to submit that data, configure least-privilege access, and respond to its users and customers.
Acceptable use
Do not misuse the service, bypass access controls, probe other tenants, upload malicious material, interfere with availability, automate abusive traffic, reverse engineer protected components where prohibited, or use DPOS to violate law, third-party rights, sanctions, or industry obligations.
External services and devices
Payment gateways, messaging providers, tax services, hardware, networks, app stores, and other external systems are independent. Their availability, fees, data practices, certifications, and terms apply separately; an integration is not enabled until required governance, credentials, and verification are complete.
Availability, maintenance, and backups
We work to provide a reliable service but do not promise uninterrupted operation. Planned maintenance, emergency security work, provider incidents, connectivity, and force-majeure events can affect availability. Organizations remain responsible for suitable operational procedures, exports, and recovery obligations not expressly included in their agreement.
Intellectual property and feedback
DPOS, its software, documentation, branding, and service-generated materials remain protected by applicable intellectual-property rights. The organization receives a limited, non-transferable right to use the subscribed service. Feedback may be used to improve DPOS without identifying or disclosing the organization’s confidential information.
Confidentiality and privacy
Each party must protect non-public information using reasonable care and use it only for the relationship, except where disclosure is authorized or legally required. Personal information is handled under the published Privacy Policy and any applicable data-processing terms.
Suspension and termination
Access may be suspended for material breach, security risk, unlawful activity, overdue undisputed amounts, or harm to the service or others. Where practical, notice and an opportunity to cure will be provided. On termination, access ends and export or deletion follows the agreement, retention duties, and documented technical process.
Warranties, liability, and allocation of risk
Mandatory rights are not excluded. Otherwise, the service is provided subject to the warranties expressly stated in the applicable agreement. To the extent permitted by law, indirect or consequential losses are excluded and aggregate liability is limited by the governing commercial agreement; exclusions do not apply where law prohibits them.
Indemnity and third-party claims
The organization is responsible for claims arising from its unlawful data, instructions, configuration, content, or misuse of the service. Any indemnity, defense procedure, exclusions, and financial limits are governed by the applicable order or signed agreement.
Governing terms, changes, and contact
The applicable order or signed agreement controls if it conflicts with these baseline terms and identifies governing law and dispute procedures. Updated terms are dated and material changes are communicated appropriately. Questions should be sent through the verified Digital Innovation Technology contact channel.