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Terms & conditions

The framework for evaluating and using Korenact within your organization.

Review draft · October 4, 2026

Policy preview. These documents are being finalized for commercial launch. Operator details and deployment-specific terms require confirmation. Any approved pilot is governed by its signed agreement.

1. About these terms

Korenact provides software for organization-managed conversations, intake, scheduling, approvals, and supported system actions. The legal service operator and its contracting details will be identified in the organization’s service agreement before commercial activation.

A signed order form, pilot agreement, or other service agreement governs the purchased scope and takes precedence where it expressly differs from this page. Browsing this website or requesting a quote does not create a paid subscription.

2. Organization accounts and authority

You must be authorized to act for the organization whose account you create or manage. Provide accurate account information, keep credentials confidential, use appropriate access permissions, and promptly report suspected unauthorized use. Your organization is responsible for the users it authorizes and the rules it configures.

3. Service scope and subscriptions

Available channels and actions depend on your deployment, configuration, authorized service accounts, and agreed scope. A listed workflow or plan is not a promise that every integration or enterprise requirement is available.

Your written order must specify fees, billing frequency, usage allowances, additional charges, the service term, renewal, cancellation, and any applicable refund terms. No free trial, automatic renewal, unlimited usage, or refund entitlement is offered by this page. Mandatory rights under applicable law are unaffected.

4. Automated assistance and human oversight

Automated assistance may misunderstand a request or produce inaccurate information. Review the configured workflow and test it before activation. Assign staff to approvals, escalations, and uncertain outcomes. An action marked pending, failed, simulated, or uncertain must not be treated as a confirmed external change. Korenact is not an emergency service or a substitute for professional medical, legal, financial, or other qualified judgment.

5. Your data and connected systems

Your organization retains its rights in the information it supplies. It must have authority to provide that information and to authorize connected-system actions. Processing permissions, confidentiality, data handling, and any required processing agreement must be set out in the applicable service agreement. Review the Privacy policy and connected-service terms before transmitting personal or confidential information.

6. Communications and sensitive workflows

Your organization is responsible for required notices, consents, lawful communication practices, approved knowledge, and staff escalation processes. Do not activate regulated-data or highly sensitive workflows until the relevant technical and contractual requirements have been reviewed and accepted. A technical setting alone does not establish legal compliance.

7. Third-party services

Connected calendar, communications, language-processing, hosting and support services have their own availability, limits, fees and terms. Service restrictions may prevent an action from completing. Your organization must maintain authorized accounts and the necessary permissions. Third-party names identify supported connections and do not imply endorsement or partnership.

8. Acceptable use and service restrictions

Use Korenact only for authorized and lawful purposes consistent with the Acceptable use policy. Misuse or a material security concern may require access to be restricted under the applicable service agreement. Suspension, termination, notices, and data return or deletion obligations must be addressed in that agreement.

9. Ownership and feedback

The service, branding, and software remain subject to their owners’ intellectual-property rights and applicable licenses. Permission to use the service does not transfer ownership. Do not include confidential information in unsolicited feedback unless an appropriate agreement covers it.

10. Commercial and legal allocation

Warranties, service levels, liability, indemnities, governing law, and dispute procedures must be confirmed in the executed service agreement. This public page does not invent or replace those negotiated terms, exclude non-excludable rights, or grant a service-level guarantee.

11. Changes and contact

Review the published version date when consulting these terms. Material service or contractual changes must follow the notice process in the applicable agreement and any requirements of law. For questions, request a private follow-up through our contact page.