Terms of Service

Agreement and order of precedence

Using Valistry means accepting these terms. Where a signed order form says otherwise, the order form wins.

We may change these terms. A change that matters is announced to account owners by email before it takes effect, and the date above moves.

Permitted use and account responsibilities

Connect your sources, read your ledger, export it, and use what you find however you like. The numbers are yours.

• Each person must use an individual account. Shared logins are not permitted.
• Read-only credentials to start. An agent needs its own key that can make its one change. We ask for the least access a source can give.
• No reselling the service, and no probing it for weaknesses without asking us first. Ask, and we will usually say yes.

The service

Read the usage, billing and settings metadata you connect, and the AI apps in your directory, and show you a ledger of it. We never read prompts or replies by default; deeper reads happen only if you opt in, per source.

• Your credentials are stored encrypted and shown only as their last four characters.
• Our code refuses any call to an address the connector did not declare.
• Your data is yours. We do not sell it, and we do not train models on it.

Fees and payment

Platform is billed monthly by card, or annually in advance where an order form says so. Fees exclude tax.

• Starter costs nothing and carries no commitment.
• An invoice is due thirty days from its date.
• Platform is priced on AI spend under management, set each quarter from the 90 days before it, and quoted to you case by case.

Term and termination

You may stop at any time. Disconnecting a source stops the reading; deleting an organization deletes its records, except one row that records who deleted it, its id and when.

Either side may end a paid term on thirty days’ written notice. Where one side is in material breach, the other gives notice and fifteen days to put it right.

We may suspend an unpaid account, or one putting the service at risk, after telling you why. On termination you keep what you exported; we delete the rest within thirty days.

Warranties and disclaimers

The service is provided as it is. We work to keep it available and correct, and do not warrant that it will be uninterrupted.

Valistry reports what your vendors report. Where a vendor’s own data is wrong or missing, the ledger says so rather than filling the gap.

Neither side is liable for indirect or consequential loss. Our total liability in any twelve months is capped at the fees you paid.

Data and intellectual property

Your data stays yours: the records we read, the ledger computed from them, and anything you export. We claim no ownership and take no license beyond running the service for you.

Valistry stays ours: the software, the detectors, the pricing tables and the design. Nothing here transfers it.

We may report aggregate, de-identified statistics about how the service is used. Nothing that identifies you, your people or your vendors is in them.

Confidentiality

Each side will hold the other’s confidential information in confidence, use it only to perform this agreement, and protect it as carefully as its own.

That does not cover information already public, already known, or independently developed. Where the law compels disclosure, we tell you first unless we are forbidden to.

These obligations outlive the agreement.

Indemnification

We will defend you against a claim that Valistry infringes someone’s intellectual property, and cover what a court awards or we agree in settlement.

You will do the same for us where a claim arises from your data or from using the service against these terms.

Either way: tell the other side promptly, let them run the defence, and do not settle without them.

Governing law and general terms

These terms are governed by the laws of India. The courts of Bangalore have exclusive jurisdiction.

Questions, or a clause your procurement needs changed: hello@valistry.ai.

These are our standard terms. An enterprise buyer will usually want a data processing agreement, a named list of sub-processors and a negotiated liability cap; all three are available on request, and we would rather agree them before you sign than after.