Terms & disclaimer
You keep final say — in writing.
These public-site terms explain the boundary between a website inquiry and an approved live implementation.
Effective date: July 5, 2026
Use of this public website does not create a client relationship, approve access to your private systems, or authorize Building Jarvis to send messages, spend money, publish content, make commitments, or change records for you.
Service and claim boundaries
- •Building Jarvis provides managed AI-assisted workflow support, setup, drafting, and operations help. The exact scope is confirmed in writing before any live system is connected.
- •AI employees may prepare drafts, summaries, queues, and options; they do not make final customer, pricing, legal, financial, or operational commitments unless a specific workflow is separately approved in writing.
- •Any live integration with email, CRM, calendar, phone, billing, ads, customer records, or field-service systems requires separate approval, testing, and access controls.
- •Examples on the site are illustrative unless specifically marked as actual customer results. We do not guarantee booked jobs, revenue, ROI, response time, close rate, rankings, or review volume.
No autonomous commitments
Customer-facing sends, quote/pricing language, purchases, contracts, account changes, and live record updates require explicit approval and a defined workflow.
No sensitive access by default
Credentials, private customer files, CRM data, invoices, calendar access, payment tools, and production systems are outside the public website unless a separate approved integration exists.
Your responsibilities
- •You remain responsible for approving customer-facing messages, pricing, contracts, purchases, public posts, and any money-related decision unless the written scope says otherwise.
- •You are responsible for providing accurate business information, approved claims, and access only to systems you are authorized to connect.
- •Building Jarvis may refuse or pause work that appears unsafe, unlawful, misleading, outside scope, or likely to expose private data without proper approval.
Not legal, tax, financial, medical, or employment advice: Building Jarvis may help organize workflows and prepare drafts, but professional decisions stay with you and your qualified advisors.