Terms of service — Steadwell

01Terms of service

The terms for the website. Not for the work.

Two documents govern any dealing with Steadwell. This one covers reading the site and sending us a message. A signed services agreement covers the audit and any paid work — and where the two ever disagree, the signed agreement wins.

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Unreviewed draft — launch blocker. This page is not legal advice, and no attorney has reviewed it yet. Sections 2, 12 and 14 carry decisions the owners have not made. This notice comes off when a Minnesota attorney has read the page, and not before.

02The terms

Sixteen sections, in plain words.

No defined-term blocks, no capitalised nouns doing secret work. If a sentence here needs a lawyer to decode, it is written badly and we will fix it.

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03What this page cannot do

A web page cannot cover a stopwatch on your floor.

These terms bind the person who ticked the box on the contact form. That is their whole reach. They do not bind your employees, they do not bind your customers, and they cover nothing that happens while two people are walking your floor with a stopwatch and a notebook.

That exposure belongs somewhere else: the signed services agreement, an indemnity clause inside it, and general liability insurance. Anyone who tells you a footer link handles it is selling you comfort.

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Same entity name on both documents, on every invoice, and in the footer. A mismatch is the first thing anyone arguing the terms bind nobody will reach for.