Legal
Verellix is built for serious execution. The legal boundaries must be just as clear.
This page explains the main legal and operating documents that govern how Verellix should be used. The platform supports founder execution, governance, validation, reporting, expert consultation, and investor visibility — but users remain responsible for their own business decisions, legal obligations, financial commitments, and regulatory compliance.
Six documents. One operating boundary.
Acceptable Use Policy
Defines prohibited conduct, misuse of reports, false claims, abusive behavior, and platform integrity rules. Users who violate this policy may have access suspended or terminated.
Export and Reporting Methodology
Explains how Verellix reports, exports, credibility artifacts, and validation outputs should be interpreted. These outputs reflect structured evidence — not endorsements or guaranteed outcomes.
Terms of Service
Covers account use, platform access, subscriptions, trials, plan limitations, termination conditions, and user obligations under the Verellix service agreement.
Privacy Policy
Explains how personal, company, operational, and account data is handled, stored, used, and protected within the Verellix platform and its service infrastructure.
Consultation Terms
Clarifies the role of experts and the boundary between advisory support and professional, legal, financial, or regulatory responsibility. Expert input does not constitute qualified professional advice.
Validation Terms
Clarifies how validation outputs should and should not be used. Validation outputs are structured assessments — not investment approvals, regulatory sign-offs, or procurement guarantees.
Boundary reminder
Verellix supports decisions. It does not make legal, financial, investment, or regulatory decisions for you.
Verellix helps structure decision-making and evidence. Founders, companies, investors, experts, validators, and institutional users remain responsible for verifying information and making final decisions.
Business decisions, obligations, commitments
Due diligence and investment decisions
Scope and accuracy of advisory input
Evidence reviewed and claims assessed
Regulatory compliance, legal obligations, and final operating decisions remain with the user — not the platform.