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Terms of Service

These terms describe permitted use of MolTrace, account responsibilities, intellectual property, payment terms, AI-output review expectations, warranty limits, liability limits, and dispute handling.

MolTrace is intended for scientific R&D, analytical review, regulated documentation support, and workflow automation under expert human oversight.

Users must not use MolTrace for automated regulatory submission without human review, unlawful processing, credential sharing, security testing without authorization, or any use outside the contracted scope.

Customers retain ownership of their uploaded files, project data, reports, and regulated records. MolTrace retains ownership of platform software, models, documentation, and service improvements.

MolTrace outputs require expert review. Confidence scores, recommendations, and regulatory summaries support decision-making but do not replace scientific judgment or required approval workflows.

Recommended production clause for counsel review:

MolTrace outputs are decision-support materials for qualified scientific professionals. No output may be submitted to a regulatory authority, relied on for release, or used as a final GxP decision without review and sign-off by a qualified professional under the customer’s approved procedures.

QuestionDraft answer
Product typeSaaS / cloud software.
Governing lawEngland and Wales, unless counsel selects a different jurisdiction for the contracting entity.
Warranty positionService provided as-is, with paid-plan commitments defined in the applicable order form or SLA.
Liability capTotal fees paid in the preceding 12 months, subject to counsel-approved exclusions.
Prohibited usesAutomated regulatory submission without human review, unlawful processing, unauthorized security testing, and use outside contracted scope.
Customer obligationsValidate workflows under customer SOPs, maintain account security, and review AI-assisted outputs before regulated use.

This page is a starter terms location. Final enforceable terms must be approved by legal counsel before paid onboarding.