Website Terms
Updated · Revision 5
These Website Terms describe the use of this website, its free workflow assessment and its enquiry form. They are intended as the regulations for those electronic services. They do not set the commercial terms for an automation project, consultancy engagement or ongoing support.
1. Website operator and contact
The service provider is Stepan Vasylevskyi - InfoTech Consulting, operating as Get Automated, with a postal address at [POSTAL_ADDRESS], Poland. Registration and tax details, where applicable: [REGISTRATION_DETAILS].
For enquiries, complaints or questions about these terms, contact [CONTACT_EMAIL] or use the postal address above. The website address is https://get-automated.ai. These placeholders must be completed before this draft is used as final terms.
2. What the website provides
You can read information about our services, explore illustrative workflows, use a short rules-based assessment and send an enquiry to the agency owner. These website functions are free of charge. Your own internet or communications provider may charge you for connectivity.
The assessment suggests a possible first automation opportunity from your selected answers. The “Other / I’m not sure yet” option gives general workflow-review guidance. The result is available without entering contact details. You can attach it to an enquiry or contact us directly without completing an assessment.
An optional booking link may take you to a separate provider. Its availability and conditions are displayed by that provider. The website does not currently offer public user accounts, online checkout or subscription purchasing. The private owner area is for authorised administration only.
3. Starting and ending use of the services
These terms are available before you use the assessment or enquiry form. You can save or print them using your browser. The free assessment service starts when you choose to use the guide; it ends when you stop using it or leave the page. You can go back, edit your answers or stop at any time without a charge.
The electronic enquiry service is requested when you submit the completed form. A successful on-screen confirmation means the website received the enquiry. If the form reports a failure, follow the message and retry when appropriate. We also attempt to send a short confirmation email. Email delivery can be delayed or fail; the on-screen confirmation still means the enquiry was saved. A technical acknowledgement is not acceptance of a project or a promise to reply within a particular period.
You can end use by closing the page. Unsent assessment answers are then lost. Closing the page does not withdraw a submitted enquiry or automatically erase its record; contact us if you wish to withdraw the request or exercise data rights.
4. Enquiries and future paid work
Give a valid reply address and enough context to understand your request. Submit information you are entitled to share, and keep it accurate to the best of your knowledge. You can correct or withdraw an enquiry by contacting [CONTACT_EMAIL].
Sending an enquiry, receiving a recommendation or using a booking link does not by itself order paid services or create an obligation to buy them. Any paid engagement requires a separate agreement covering scope, responsibilities, fees, delivery, third-party costs and support. Feasibility, access to systems and relevant security requirements are reviewed before implementation is agreed.
Examples and recommendations on this website are illustrative. They are not a technical specification, a binding quotation, a guarantee that an integration is available, or a promise of savings or other results. Do not give the website credentials or make operational changes solely on the basis of the guide.
5. Technical requirements and availability
To read the site you need internet access and a current browser capable of displaying standard HTML and CSS. The interactive guide and enquiry form require JavaScript. The private owner area additionally requires necessary session cookies. A working email address is needed for replies to an enquiry.
Browser settings, extensions, connectivity or assistive technology may affect particular features. If you cannot use the form, contact [CONTACT_EMAIL] and describe the problem. You do not have to use an optional external booking service to contact us.
We aim to keep the website usable, but maintenance, faults or external service interruptions can make functions temporarily unavailable. Save any important information before leaving or reloading the page. We may make reasonable technical changes to maintain or improve the service. A separate client agreement, if any, governs availability commitments for paid services.
6. Acceptable use and security
Use the website lawfully and without interfering with other people or its operation. In particular:
- Do not submit unlawful, threatening, fraudulent or abusive content, spam or malicious code.
- Do not impersonate another person or use contact details you are not entitled to use.
- Do not submit passwords, access tokens, confidential client records or unnecessary sensitive personal data.
- Do not attempt unauthorised access to the owner area, other people's information or the underlying systems.
- Do not bypass abuse controls or generate requests intended to overload or disrupt the service.
We may limit or reject abusive submissions and restrict access where reasonably necessary for security, legal compliance or the protection of others. Automated form protections can also block legitimate requests; contact [CONTACT_EMAIL] if this happens. Restrictions should be proportionate and do not remove any rights you have under mandatory law.
7. Content and intellectual property
Website text, visual assets and software may be protected by intellectual-property rights held by us or their respective owners. You may read, save or print information for evaluating our services and use your assessment result for your own internal planning. Other reuse must respect applicable law and any permissions attached to particular material.
You retain the rights you have in information you submit. Sending an enquiry permits us to use that information as necessary to understand and respond to the request, subject to the Privacy Policy. It does not transfer ownership of your materials or authorise us to publish them as a case study.
8. Privacy and external links
The Privacy Policy explains the data collected through the website, the browser-based assessment, the enquiry process, security measures and your data rights. The enquiry acknowledgement confirms that you have read the data-use explanation; it is not marketing consent.
External links may lead to independently operated websites with their own terms and privacy practices. Review those before sharing information with them. We do not control their content or availability, and our obligations for our own website remain unaffected.
9. Complaints and problems
Send a complaint about the website or an electronic service to [COMPLAINTS_EMAIL] or [POSTAL_ADDRESS]. Describe the affected feature, what happened, the approximate date and the outcome you seek. Include a reply address, but avoid passwords or unnecessary personal information. Screenshots can be helpful if they do not disclose sensitive details.
We will investigate and respond without undue delay, within any deadline required by applicable law. If further information is needed, we will explain what is required. You may stop using the service while a complaint is considered. This process does not limit your right to seek other remedies available under law.
10. Responsibility and mandatory rights
We are responsible for the website in accordance with applicable law. The limits of an illustrative assessment described above do not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. These terms do not waive consumer rights, rights that Polish law extends to qualifying sole traders, or rights concerning the protection of personal data.
You remain responsible for the accuracy and lawfulness of what you submit and for decisions about your business processes. Any responsibility or allocation of risk for paid work must be agreed separately, subject to mandatory legal protections.
11. Changes and applicable law
The revision and update date on this page identify the current terms. We may revise them to reflect changes in the website, its services or legal requirements. Updated terms will be made available here before they apply to new use. A change does not retrospectively alter an agreed paid engagement or remove rights that have already arisen.
Polish law applies to these website services, subject to any mandatory protections that apply under other relevant laws. These terms do not impose an exclusive court or take away any court jurisdiction or remedies available to you under mandatory law.
If a provision cannot legally be applied, the remaining provisions continue to operate to the extent permitted by law. Contact [CONTACT_EMAIL] if any part of these terms is unclear.