1. Acceptance
By using NormLedger, you agree to these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, do not use the service.
2. Description of service
NormLedger is a compliance governance platform. It assists with European Accessibility Act (EAA) accessibility compliance workflow, evidence management, scanning, and statement generation. It is not a legal advisor. Compliance determinations are made by the customer organisation, not the platform.
3. Account and organisation
- One account per natural person
- Organisation admins are responsible for all activity under their organisation
- Access may be invite-only during beta; self-serve signup is available after public launch
4. Acceptable use
- You must own or have authorisation to scan any website you add to NormLedger
- You may not use NormLedger to scan competitor sites maliciously or without authorisation
- Prospect scans are limited to one scan per domain per 24 hours and are intended for your own or your clients' sites
5. Evidence log and compliance records
- Evidence log entries are append-only and cannot be deleted. This is a core feature, not a limitation.
- NormLedger stores compliance records on your behalf. You retain ownership of your data.
- NormLedger is not responsible for the accuracy of compliance determinations you make using the platform.
6. Subscriptions and billing
- Subscriptions are per-organisation, not per-seat
- Billing details will be published when Stripe is integrated (self-serve billing)
- During beta, access may be granted without payment at founder discretion
7. Intellectual property
- The NormLedger platform, code, and brand are owned by [OPERATOR_NAME]
- Your compliance data, evidence entries, and statements remain your property
- Scan results from your websites remain your data
8. Limitation of liability
NormLedger provides automated tooling. It does not guarantee legal compliance. To the extent permitted by law, liability is limited to subscription fees paid in the 12 months preceding a claim.
9. Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws of Portugal (EU). Disputes are subject to the courts of Portugal, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protections that may apply.