Agreement and eligibility
These draft Terms of Service describe proposed rules for using AloQ. Before publication, the AloQ team must confirm the applicable legal entity, jurisdiction, eligibility requirements, and effective date.
Using AloQ responsibly
You should use AloQ lawfully, provide appropriate instructions, and ensure you have permission to access the information and systems involved in your tasks.
- Do not use AloQ to violate applicable laws or another person's rights.
- Do not attempt to bypass security controls or access restrictions.
- Do not submit information you are not authorized to share.
- Do not use integrations to perform actions outside your granted permissions.
- Do not interfere with the security or availability of the platform.
AI-generated outputs
AI-generated plans, summaries, and other outputs may contain errors or omissions. Review important results and independently verify information before relying on it for consequential decisions.
Agent execution and authorization
An agent's ability to act depends on available integrations, granted permissions, service availability, and task configuration. Some actions may require clarification, authentication, or user confirmation.
Users should review requested permissions and verify important changes made in external applications.
Third-party services
Connected applications are operated by their respective providers and may have separate terms, privacy policies, usage limits, and service interruptions. The final terms should explain AloQ's relationship with these providers.
Intellectual property
The final terms must define the rights associated with the AloQ platform, user-provided materials, and generated outputs. They should also address third-party intellectual property and applicable licence conditions.
Availability and changes
Features and integrations may change as the platform develops. The final terms should explain service availability, maintenance, account restrictions, and how material changes are communicated.
Disclaimers and liability
Any warranty disclaimers, liability limits, indemnity provisions, and consumer protections must be reviewed by qualified legal counsel for the jurisdictions in which AloQ operates. This draft does not establish specific legal limitations.
Account closure and termination
The published terms should explain how users can close their accounts, when access may be suspended, and what happens to retained information after account closure.
Contact and updates
The final version should identify the legal entity operating AloQ, provide a verified contact channel, state the effective date, and explain how users will be notified of changes.