The rules for using Salut.
This placeholder terms page outlines the main contractual areas that Salut expects to cover once the final terms are reviewed and approved.
Placeholder legal content
This page is a temporary scaffold prepared for legal review. Replace this copy with counsel-approved language before treating it as the final policy or agreement.
Acceptance of terms
By accessing or using Salut, customers are expected to agree to the service terms, applicable policies, and any order forms or commercial agreements. The final language should define who is contracting, when acceptance occurs, and which documents control.
Permitted use
Salut is intended for lawful business use connected to retail operations. Final terms should describe acceptable use, prohibited activities, and any product-specific limitations on automation, reverse engineering, or misuse.
Account responsibilities
Customers are expected to keep credentials secure, manage user permissions carefully, and ensure submitted information is accurate. Counsel-approved terms should also clarify responsibility for user activity and notice requirements for unauthorized access.
Service availability
Salut aims to keep the service available and reliable, but the production terms should explain maintenance windows, planned changes, outage handling, and whether uptime commitments are included elsewhere.
Intellectual property
The final agreement should confirm Salut retains ownership of the platform, software, branding, and documentation, while customers retain ownership of their own business data except where limited rights are needed to operate the service.
Limitation of liability
This placeholder reserves space for the commercial risk allocation, including warranty disclaimers, liability caps, and excluded damages. Replace it with the precise language approved for the applicable markets and contract model.
Contact
The final terms should identify the correct legal or support contact for notices, disputes, and contractual questions. Until approved, this section remains a structural placeholder only.