Terms & Conditions.
These website terms are a plain-language starting point. Formal scopes, quotations or service agreements may add further terms.
1. Website use
Website content is general information only. Submitting an enquiry does not create a binding engagement unless Klaristek confirms a quote or scope in writing.
2. Scope and quotation
Work starts only after the scope, price, expected turnaround and deliverable are agreed in writing. Klaristek may decline unclear, unsuitable, unauthorised or out-of-scope work.
3. Client-supplied information
The client is responsible for ensuring information supplied to Klaristek is accurate, current and authorised for sharing. Klaristek is not responsible for errors caused by incomplete, inaccurate, outdated or unauthorised source information.
4. Files and confidentiality
Public forms are for enquiry details only. Working files should be shared only after scope is confirmed and the sender is authorised to share them.
5. Deliverables and review
Outputs are prepared for review. Final technical, commercial, safety, quality, legal and compliance approval remains with the client’s authorised representative.
6. Payment terms
Payment terms are confirmed on the relevant quote or invoice. Klaristek may request upfront payment, staged payment or payment before final release depending on scope and client history.
7. Ownership and intellectual property
Client source information remains the client’s property. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, paid deliverables prepared specifically for the client may be used by the client after payment. Klaristek retains ownership of its general templates, methods, know-how and reusable structures.
8. Liability limitation
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Klaristek’s liability is limited to the amount paid for the relevant agreed service. Klaristek is not liable for indirect loss, loss of profit, project delay, approval failure or downstream use without client review.
9. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Western Australia, Australia, unless a separate written agreement states otherwise.
10. Legal review
These terms are not a substitute for legal advice. Before large-value, safety-critical, regulated or recurring work, a solicitor-reviewed agreement is recommended.