Legal
Terms of use.
The proposed terms for accessing and using Domantha's corporate website.
Draft template. Business and legal review are required before production.
Before publication
These terms are a drafting template. Domantha Ltd must confirm its full corporate and contact details, ownership of website materials, intended audiences, governing law and any appropriate liability wording, then obtain business and legal approval before production use.
1. Status and scope
These draft terms are intended to govern access to the corporate website at domantha.com. They are not final and should not be published as approved terms until the missing details have been completed and reviewed.
Individual Domantha products may operate under separate brands. Their websites, applications and services should have product-specific terms that reflect their actual features and commercial arrangements. These corporate website terms do not replace them.
2. About this website
Domantha Ltd is a UK software company developing and operating digital products. This website provides general corporate information about Domantha, its areas of focus and its approach to building and operating products.
A company number, registered office and direct operational contact have not been confirmed in the site configuration. They must be inserted where legally required before launch and must not be guessed or presented as verified until supplied.
3. Acceptable use
Visitors may use the website for lawful, personal or legitimate business purposes. They must not:
- attempt to gain unauthorised access to the website, its servers or connected systems;
- introduce malicious code, interfere with operation, or bypass security or access controls;
- use the website to infringe another person's rights or break applicable law;
- misrepresent an affiliation with Domantha or use its identity to mislead others; or
- use automated access in a way that materially degrades the service or extracts protected material contrary to applicable law.
Domantha may take proportionate steps to protect the website and investigate suspected misuse, subject to its legal obligations and the final privacy policy.
4. Content and intellectual property
The website is provided for general information. It is not professional, legal, financial or investment advice, and it is not an offer to sell or provide a product unless a page expressly says otherwise.
Before publication, Domantha must verify ownership or permission for all names, branding, copy, code, graphics and other materials. Subject to that verification and any third-party notices, those materials may not be copied, modified, distributed or used commercially without permission, except where the law permits it.
Product names, status descriptions and availability must be treated as current only on their relevant product pages. Nothing on this corporate website grants a licence to use Domantha or product branding.
5. External links
The website may link to services operated by others. A link is provided for convenience and does not, by itself, mean that Domantha endorses or controls the linked service. Visitors should review that service's own terms and privacy information.
Domantha must periodically review external links it chooses to publish and remove links that are no longer appropriate or reliable.
6. Availability and responsibility
Domantha may maintain, update, suspend or withdraw website content when reasonably necessary. It should take reasonable care over accuracy and security, but online services can experience faults and content can become out of date.
Any final limitation-of-liability wording must be tailored and legally reviewed. Nothing in these draft terms is intended to exclude or limit responsibility where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or death or personal injury caused by negligence.
7. Privacy and cookies
Use of personal information and storage or access technologies must be described accurately in the privacy policy and cookie policy. Those pages are also templates and require production audits and approval before launch.
8. Changes, governing law and contact
The final terms should show an effective date. Material changes should be explained clearly and should not be applied retrospectively where that would be unfair or unlawful.
The governing law and courts have not been specified in the brief. They must be selected with legal advice based on Domantha's confirmed registered office, operations and intended audience rather than inferred from the description “UK company”.
Questions about these terms can be routed through the contact page using General enquiry. A monitored direct contact and complete company details must be confirmed before production.