Terms of Service
These terms explain how Logic Vault is offered, what users can expect, and where responsibility begins and ends.
Clear boundaries, readable terms
We keep the language direct so operators know how to use the tools responsibly and where legal limits apply.
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As-is utility service
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Output should always be reviewed
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No financial advice is created
Trust architecture
Policies designed like product workflows
These pages should feel as usable as the tools themselves. Instead of plain static text, each policy section is organized around readable commitments, practical boundaries, and clear operating notes that help visitors understand how Logic Vault handles sensitive financial workflows.
Plain-language policy
Every trust page is written for fast scanning, with direct statements before legal detail.
Data-minimal posture
The platform favors narrow processing, short retention windows, and fewer hidden data paths.
Operational clarity
Privacy, security, terms, and compliance are treated as active product surfaces.
As-Is Service
Logic Vault is provided on an "as-is" and "as-available" basis. We work to make the platform reliable, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability, perfect output, or fitness for every business, legal, accounting, or archival use case.
User Responsibility
Users are responsible for reviewing any generated output before relying on it. This includes financial calculations, converted documents, extracted statement data, summaries, and translated content. Logic Vault should support decisions, not replace professional judgement.
Liability Protection
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Logic Vault is not liable for losses tied to business strategy, tax planning, investment choices, property decisions, marketing spend, or any other financial action taken using the platform. Use of the tools does not create legal, tax, accounting, or fiduciary advice.
These terms are designed to keep expectations clear. We want the platform to feel dependable, but we also want users to understand where software ends and professional judgement begins.