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Website and Demo Terms & Conditions

Version: 2026-09-30-draft-1 · Prepared 30 September 2026

Draft for review. Provider: Together Consortium (provisional trading name). The contracting entity's registered name, registration number and business address must be confirmed before publication. Singapore is the proposed governing law. This draft does not certify compliance in Singapore, the UK or every European country.

1. Scope and agreement

These terms govern access to the Portfolio & Project website and demonstration workspace operated under the Together Consortium name (“we”, “us”). By selecting the agreement checkbox and completing demo verification, you accept the version presented to you. If you do not agree, do not request demo access. You may read and save these terms without signing in. If acting for an organisation, you confirm that you have authority to accept on its behalf; otherwise you accept only for yourself. Production services remain subject to the applicable signed customer agreement, which takes priority where it conflicts with these website terms.

2. Limited permission to evaluate

We grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission to view and interact with the demo through its intended controls for your own internal evaluation. This does not transfer ownership or grant a right to commercialise, distribute, sublicense or incorporate the service into another product. Normal temporary browser copies required to use the demo are permitted. Demo access does not authorise access to production data, administrative functions or another person's account.

3. Intellectual property and all rights reserved

To the extent owned by or licensed to us, the software, original screen designs, text, graphics, videos, documentation, templates, selection and arrangement of content, branding and other protected material remain the property of Together Consortium or the respective rights holders. © 2026 Together Consortium. All rights reserved, subject to applicable law and third-party licences. You retain ownership of your own data; these terms do not transfer it to us.

Without prior written permission, you must not copy substantial protected parts of the service, reproduce or publish its materials, remove ownership notices, or use protected material obtained from the demo to create a substantially copied product. You must not scrape or systematically extract demo content, or reverse engineer, decompile or circumvent technical protections, except to the extent applicable law permits an activity notwithstanding contractual restrictions. Third-party and open-source components remain governed by their own licences.

These restrictions do not assert ownership of abstract ideas, facts, general project-management principles, public-domain material or your independently developed work. They do not override mandatory copyright exceptions, interoperability rights or other rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

4. Confidential information

If material is clearly identified as confidential before disclosure, or is reasonably understood to be non-public confidential information, use it only to evaluate the service and do not disclose it beyond personnel who need it for that purpose and are bound by equivalent confidentiality obligations. This does not cover information already public without breach, lawfully known to you, independently developed, or lawfully received from another source. Legally required disclosures are permitted; notify us in advance where lawful. Publicly accessible website content is not made confidential merely by these terms.

5. Acceptable use and security

Provide accurate registration details and use an email address you control. Do not share verification codes, impersonate others, upload malicious code, probe vulnerabilities without written authorisation, bypass access controls or rate limits, disrupt the service, or attempt to modify the read-only demo. Do not submit real customer, banking, payment, sensitive or confidential business data to the demo. Report suspected security issues privately to pmo.togetherconsortium@gmail.com.

6. Illustrative content and availability

Demo projects, names, schedules, budgets and outcomes are fictional illustrations. Prepared AI insights are examples and must not be relied upon for financial, legal, regulatory, security or operational decisions. We do not promise uninterrupted demo availability or that the demo represents every feature of a contracted production service. Verify information independently before making decisions. We may maintain, change or withdraw the demo; this does not alter rights under an existing customer agreement.

7. Responsibility and remedies

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the free demo is provided for evaluation without a promise that it is suitable for a particular purpose. Nothing excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any liability or statutory remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Mandatory consumer protections remain applicable. If protected material is misused, we may seek remedies available under applicable law; no automatic penalty or predetermined damages are imposed by these terms.

8. Access suspension and changes

We may suspend demo access where reasonably necessary to address misuse, security threats or a material breach. Where practicable, we will explain the reason and provide an opportunity to resolve it. You may stop using the demo at any time. Restrictions concerning protected or confidential material continue for as long as the relevant rights or confidentiality obligations apply. Material changes to demo terms will require fresh agreement before further demo access; they do not retrospectively rewrite an earlier agreement.

9. Access information and privacy

For demo access we collect your name and email address, optional phone number, verification and session records, and a record of agreement including the terms version, document fingerprint, time and IP address. The websites record login-page visits and successful logins, including IP address and time. We use this information to deliver access codes, administer access, prevent abuse, maintain acceptance evidence and prepare internal visitor reports. Agreement to these terms is not consent to marketing. Providing a phone number is optional.

Verified visitor details and demo agreement records are retained for 30 days under the current demo configuration. Verification challenges expire after 10 minutes and demo sessions after eight hours. Access history is limited to 30 days and a maximum of 100,000 events per site; cleanup occurs during service operation. Internal visitor reports are also emailed to the operator's Gmail mailbox; those copies are not automatically removed by database cleanup. A mailbox retention policy must be confirmed before publication.

Google/Gmail processes verification emails and internal visitor reports; hosting and email services may process data outside your country. Before public launch, the provider must confirm the data controller's identity, applicable lawful bases, provider locations, international-transfer safeguards, full retention schedule and any required local representatives in a separate privacy notice. For access, correction, deletion, objection or other applicable privacy rights, contact the address below. Applicable rights and complaint routes, including Singapore's PDPC, the UK's ICO and relevant European supervisory authorities, are not restricted by these terms.

10. Singapore, UK and European users

Singapore law is proposed to govern these terms. For business users, the Singapore courts are proposed to have non-exclusive jurisdiction. This choice does not remove mandatory protections or jurisdiction rights that apply to consumers or other users in Singapore, the United Kingdom, the European Union, the European Economic Area or other European countries. Where local mandatory law requires a different result, that law prevails. “Europe” is not a single legal jurisdiction; country-specific review may be required.

11. Contact and interpretation

For permissions, terms questions or complaints, contact pmo.togetherconsortium@gmail.com. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to the extent permitted by law. Failure to enforce a provision immediately does not waive it. No provision limits a right that cannot lawfully be waived.