Website Terms of Use.
Terms governing access to and use of supraos.co.
Scope
These Terms govern access to and use of supraos.co, including public pages, product descriptions, Trust Center materials, Company Scan forms, and related communications.
Informational content
Unless stated in a signed written agreement, website content does not constitute a binding offer to sell or license software or services; a warranty that any feature, integration, deployment model, certification, or workflow is available; legal, audit, compliance, operational, investment, or technical advice; or a substitute for customer contracts or diligence materials.
Availability
SupraOS is currently available through paid pilots and restricted evaluation paths. Access depends on fit, capacity, security review, and customer agreement.
Permitted use
Users may use the website for lawful business and informational purposes only.
Prohibited use
- Disrupt or interfere with the website.
- Attempt unauthorized access.
- Scrape or crawl in a way that imposes unreasonable load.
- Upload malicious code.
- Misrepresent identity or affiliation.
- Use the site to violate laws or third-party rights.
Submissions and feedback
Users represent they have the right to submit information. Do not submit confidential information unless an appropriate confidentiality arrangement is in place. Feedback may be used by SupraOS, subject to applicable law and written agreements.
IP, disclaimers, liability
Website content, logos, designs, copy, graphics, and product materials are owned by or licensed to SupraOS. The site is provided “as is” and “as available.” To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, SupraOS disclaims warranties relating to the website and public materials, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. SupraOS will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from use of the website or reliance on public materials. Commercial evaluations, pilots, paid-pilot work, and deployments are governed by the applicable written agreement between the parties, including any governing-law, venue, data-processing, service, security, and liability terms agreed there.