Use Verellix to make execution clearer — not to manufacture credibility.
Verellix exists to improve founder execution, governance, validation, and evidence. Users must not use the platform to mislead investors, partners, funders, validators, experts, public institutions, or internal teams.
You may not use Verellix to:
Submit false company, founder, financial, team, traction, validation, or governance information. Fabricate evidence, reports, validation outputs, certificates, or decision records. Misrepresent advisory input as legal, financial, regulatory, or investment approval. Bypass access controls, role boundaries, approval rules, or team authority. Use another user’s workspace, reports, or company data without permission. Harass, exploit, deceive, or pressure experts, validators, founders, investors, or team members. Present Verellix reports as guarantees of investment return, grant success, procurement eligibility, or market viability. Manipulate consultations, validations, ratings, or credibility artifacts. Upload unlawful, confidential, stolen, or unauthorized material. Use the platform to support fraud, discriminatory exclusion, illegal surveillance, or deceptive fundraising.
Founders must keep records truthful.
The value of Verellix depends on the quality of the evidence entered into the system. False or incomplete records damage trust, reporting accuracy, validation quality, and investor confidence.
Experts and validators must act within scope.
Experts and validators must provide honest, bounded, evidence-aware input. They must not overstate certainty, promise outcomes, or issue credibility claims beyond the scope of what they reviewed.
Misuse has consequences.
Verellix may restrict access, revoke entitlements, block expert booking, disable accounts, remove content, escalate misuse to administrators, or terminate access where platform integrity is at risk.
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