Terms & Conditions

These Terms are between Build Women LLC d/b/a Grit Blueprint (“Grit Blueprint,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) and the person, company, organization, or entity using or purchasing the Services (“Client,” “you,” or “your”).

If you accept these Terms for a company or organization, you confirm that you have authority to bind that company or organization.

You accept these Terms when you:

1. Sign a proposal, agreement, order form, or statement of work.
2. Pay an invoice.
3. Approve a project, deliverable, or service.
4. Access or use any AI agent, automation, tool, file, content, media, or system we provide.
5. Allow us to begin work.
6. Continue using the Services after these Terms are provided or updated.

If you do not agree to these Terms, do not use the Services.

Specific Services, deliverables, timelines, fees, payment terms, usage rights, and responsibilities may be described in a proposal, invoice, order form, service agreement, statement of work, project plan, or written scope.

If there is a conflict between these Terms and a signed written agreement, the signed written agreement controls only for that specific conflict.

No deliverable, feature, service, timeline, revision, support, result, or usage right is included unless it is clearly stated in writing.

Services means all products, services, marketing, branding, design, consulting, strategy, content, media, AI agents, AI automations, workflows, systems, training, templates, tools, deliverables, and related work provided by Grit Blueprint.

AI Agents means AI-powered tools, assistants, chatbots, systems, scripts, automations, workflows, or software that perform tasks, process information, generate responses, support decisions, communicate, update records, or assist with business operations.

AI Automations means workflows, integrations, triggers, scripts, sequences, connected tools, or systems that automate tasks, communications, content, data movement, lead routing, reporting, or business processes.

AI-Generated Content means text, images, photos, videos, audio, voice, scripts, prompts, graphics, designs, captions, concepts, drafts, edits, avatars, synthetic media, or other material created, edited, enhanced, or assisted by artificial intelligence.

Client Materials means all logos, photos, videos, documents, brand assets, data, customer lists, CRM records, content, instructions, files, account access, credentials, feedback, examples, likenesses, testimonials, reviews, and other materials you provide to us.

Grit Materials means all Grit Blueprint frameworks, systems, methods, prompts, workflows, scripts, templates, automations, training materials, strategies, playbooks, processes, configurations, software logic, documentation, know-how, and proprietary tools.

Deliverables means final work product we provide to you under an agreed scope.

Third-Party Tools means software, platforms, apps, APIs, AI models, cloud tools, automation tools, CRM systems, design tools, hosting services, communication tools, email tools, payment tools, analytics tools, or other third-party products used to provide or support the Services.

Confidential Information means non-public business, technical, financial, strategic, operational, client, customer, marketing, sales, data, system, or proprietary information shared between the parties.

The Services are provided for business use.

You may not use the Services for personal, household, illegal, deceptive, harmful, or unauthorized purposes.

You are responsible for making sure your use of the Services fits your business, industry, audience, systems, laws, and platform rules.

The Services support marketing, visibility, sales enablement, media, content creation, business operations, AI adoption, and workflow improvement.

Unless expressly stated in a signed written agreement, the Services do not provide legal, medical, financial, tax, accounting, engineering, architectural, code compliance, safety, employment, insurance, credit, housing, investment, or regulated professional advice.

You are responsible for reviewing, verifying, approving, and deciding how to use all outputs, recommendations, content, workflows, automations, and systems.

AI can be wrong. AI can sound polished and still be off. Human review is required.

You agree to:

1. Provide accurate, complete, lawful, and current information.
2. Review and approve all outputs before use.
3. Monitor AI agents and automations used in your business.
4. Maintain secure access to your accounts, systems, files, and credentials.
5. Obtain all required rights, permissions, licenses, releases, and consents for Client Materials.
6. Follow all laws, regulations, platform terms, advertising rules, privacy rules, industry rules, and professional standards that apply to your business.
7. Use the Services only for lawful business purposes.
8. Keep backup copies of important data, files, systems, and content.
9. Notify us promptly if you discover an error, misuse, security issue, rights issue, compliance issue, or legal concern.
10. Make final decisions about your business, customers, communications, offers, systems, and public-facing materials.

You are responsible for final use of all content, data, AI outputs, automations, agents, campaigns, media, and systems.

AI agents and automations may connect to third-party systems, process information, generate messages, update records, create content, route leads, trigger tasks, recommend actions, or support business workflows.

You understand and agree that:

1. AI agents and automations require testing, review, monitoring, and maintenance.
2. Outputs may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, biased, or unsuitable.
3. Third-party software changes may affect performance.
4. Integrations can fail, disconnect, slow down, or behave unexpectedly.
5. Login tokens, permissions, APIs, platforms, and workflows can break or expire.
6. Data quality affects output quality.
7. You are responsible for approving deployment.
8. You are responsible for actions taken through your users, employees, contractors, accounts, platforms, systems, and connected tools.

Unless we agree in a signed writing, AI agents and automations may not be used to:

1. Sign contracts.
2. Make purchases.
3. Send legal notices.
4. Make employment decisions.
5. Approve, deny, or score loans, credit, housing, insurance, benefits, healthcare, safety, or other regulated matters.
6. Make safety-critical, life-critical, emergency, engineering, building code, or compliance decisions.
7. Replace licensed professional judgment.
8. Impersonate a real person.
9. Send mass outreach without proper compliance review.
10. Make final decisions that legally or materially affect customers, employees, applicants, vendors, or prospects.

We may pause, disable, refuse, or modify any AI agent or automation if we believe it creates legal, security, platform, ethical, reputational, operational, or business risk.

Client is responsible for reviewing, approving, and monitoring all AI outputs, automations, workflows, messages, recommendations, and system actions before relying on them or allowing them to affect customers, employees, vendors, prospects, or business operations.

AI outputs may be inaccurate, incomplete, biased, outdated, or unsuitable for a specific use.

Client agrees not to rely on AI outputs as the sole basis for legal, financial, medical, employment, credit, housing, insurance, safety, code compliance, emergency, or other regulated decisions.

The Services may not be used for emergency response, safety-critical decisions, life-critical systems, legal deadlines, medical decisions, employment eligibility, financial approvals, building safety, engineering determinations, code compliance, insurance eligibility, credit decisions, housing decisions, or any regulated decision unless expressly agreed in a signed written agreement.

Subject to full payment and compliance with these Terms, Grit Blueprint grants Client a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use the applicable Deliverables for the approved business purposes stated in the applicable proposal, order form, statement of work, or written scope.

If the Deliverables are intended for public marketing use, such as approved photos, videos, ads, posts, website content, sales assets, campaigns, or media, Client may use those Deliverables for that approved purpose.

Client may not sell, resell, sublicense, copy, distribute, publish, transfer, reverse-engineer, or commercially exploit Grit Materials unless Grit Blueprint gives express written permission.

12.1 Grit Blueprint Ownership

Grit Blueprint owns and retains all rights, title, and interest in all Grit Materials, including:

1. AI agents.
2. AI automations.
3. Prompt systems.
4. Workflow designs.
5. Automation scripts.
6. Templates.
7. Training materials.
8. Strategic frameworks.
9. Consulting methods.
10. System architecture.
11. Internal tools.
12. Business processes.
13. Documentation.
14. Playbooks.
15. Know-how.
16. Non-client-specific improvements.
17. Reusable methods, concepts, ideas, and structures.

You do not receive ownership of Grit Materials unless we expressly transfer those rights in a signed written agreement.

12.2 Client Ownership

Client retains ownership of Client Materials provided to Grit Blueprint.

Client grants Grit Blueprint a limited license to use Client Materials as needed to provide, improve, troubleshoot, secure, support, document, and complete the Services.

Client confirms that Client has the legal right to provide all Client Materials to Grit Blueprint and authorize their use for the Services.

12.3 Deliverables

After full payment, Client may use final approved Deliverables for the approved business purposes stated in the applicable proposal, order form, statement of work, or written scope.

To the extent a Deliverable contains human-authored work created by Grit Blueprint specifically for Client, Grit Blueprint assigns or licenses that work to Client as stated in the applicable order, proposal, or signed agreement.

To the extent a Deliverable contains AI-generated material, third-party assets, open-source components, stock assets, licensed tools, platform-controlled content, or other restricted material, Client’s rights may be limited by law or third-party terms.

12.4 AI-Generated Content & Ownership Limits

Some Deliverables may include material created, edited, enhanced, or assisted by artificial intelligence.

Grit Blueprint does not guarantee that AI-generated material is copyrightable, exclusive, registrable, protectable, or free from similar outputs generated for others.

Any transfer or license of rights applies only to rights Grit Blueprint can legally transfer or license.

Grit Blueprint retains ownership of its systems, methods, prompts, workflows, automations, templates, frameworks, strategy, configurations, and other proprietary materials.

12.5 No Transfer Of Underlying Systems

Client may receive the benefit of an AI agent, automation, workflow, system, strategy, or tool. That does not mean Client owns the underlying system.

Unless a signed written agreement says otherwise, Grit Blueprint retains ownership of the underlying structure, logic, prompts, configuration, strategy, workflows, methods, templates, scripts, documentation, and system design.

12.6 Feedback

If Client provides feedback, ideas, requests, corrections, improvements, or suggestions, Grit Blueprint may use them without restriction or compensation, as long as Grit Blueprint does not disclose Client Confidential Information.

AI-generated photos, videos, avatars, voices, likenesses, synthetic people, and edited media must be used carefully.

Client agrees not to use the Services to create, edit, publish, distribute, or promote:

1. A person’s name, image, voice, face, likeness, or identity without proper permission.
2. Fake endorsements or testimonials.
3. Misleading before-and-after images.
4. Non-consensual intimate or sexual content.
5. Deepfakes meant to deceive, harass, defame, threaten, manipulate, exploit, or harm.
6. Content that falsely suggests a real person said, did, used, approved, bought, experienced, or endorsed something.
7. Content involving minors unless all required parental or guardian permissions are obtained and the use is lawful.
8. Political, election, or public issue content that violates applicable law, disclosure rules, platform rules, or advertising standards.
9. Synthetic customer stories, synthetic case studies, or synthetic proof of results that could mislead a reasonable person.

If Client asks Grit Blueprint to generate, edit, publish, or distribute content using a real person’s face, voice, name, image, likeness, testimonial, or identity, Client confirms that Client has all necessary permissions, releases, and rights.

Synthetic people, AI avatars, generated characters, or edited media may not be used to create fake consumer experiences, fake reviews, fake testimonials, fake engagement, fake endorsements, or misleading proof of results.

Client is responsible for determining whether any AI-generated, AI-assisted, synthetic, edited, or manipulated content requires disclosure, labeling, consent, watermarking, provenance notice, platform disclosure, or other notice under applicable law, platform rules, advertising standards, industry requirements, or client policies.

Grit Blueprint may recommend or require disclosures when we believe they are appropriate.

Client may not remove watermarks, disclosures, provenance labels, platform labels, or required notices where doing so would violate law, platform rules, or third-party terms.

Client is responsible for making sure all marketing, advertising, outreach, lead generation, sales activity, campaigns, claims, content, emails, text messages, calls, CRM activity, retargeting, and public-facing use of the Services complies with applicable law.

This includes, as applicable:

1. Truth-in-advertising rules.
2. Review and testimonial rules.
3. Endorsement and influencer disclosure rules.
4. Email marketing rules, including CAN-SPAM.
5. SMS, calling, and consent rules, including TCPA where applicable.
6. CASL where applicable.
7. Privacy laws.
8. Platform rules.
9. Industry-specific rules.
10. Data consent requirements.
11. Intellectual property rights.
12. Right of publicity and likeness rights.
13. Terms of service for CRMs, email tools, ad platforms, social platforms, and communication systems.

Client is responsible for having proof for any claim Client publishes or approves.

Client may not use the Services to create false scarcity, false earnings claims, false performance claims, misleading AI claims, fake engagement, fake social proof, deceptive advertising, or unsupported business claims.

Client is solely responsible for ensuring that all email, SMS, calling, lead generation, advertising, retargeting, CRM, and outreach activities comply with applicable laws, platform rules, consent requirements, privacy rules, and industry-specific requirements.

Client is responsible for:

1. Obtaining and documenting all required consents.
2. Honoring opt-outs and unsubscribe requests.
3. Maintaining suppression lists.
4. Using truthful sender information.
5. Avoiding deceptive subject lines, previews, messages, offers, or claims.
6. Including required business identification and contact information.
7. Managing contact lists lawfully.
8. Ensuring that purchased, scraped, imported, uploaded, or third-party lists may lawfully be used.
9. Reviewing all outreach copy before launch.
10. Monitoring replies, complaints, bounces, spam flags, and deliverability.

Grit Blueprint may refuse, pause, modify, or terminate any campaign, automation, message sequence, or workflow that may violate law, platform rules, consent requirements, privacy duties, or reasonable brand-safety standards.

Client may not use the Services to create, purchase, publish, distribute, automate, or amplify:

1. Fake reviews.
2. Fake testimonials.
3. Fake endorsements.
4. Fake customer stories.
5. Fake case studies.
6. Fake ratings.
7. Fake engagement.
8. Fake followers.
9. Fake scarcity.
10. Fake screenshots.
11. Fake comments.
12. Fake social proof.
13. Misleading proof of results.
14. AI-generated reviews presented as real customer reviews.
15. Testimonials from people who did not actually have the stated experience.

Client is responsible for ensuring that all claims, reviews, testimonials, endorsements, case studies, results, and performance statements are truthful, accurate, substantiated, and properly disclosed where required.

Client agrees not to:

1. Reverse-engineer, copy, extract, duplicate, or replicate Grit Blueprint AI agents, automations, prompts, code, templates, workflows, systems, strategies, or methods.
2. Use the Services for illegal, harmful, deceptive, abusive, infringing, discriminatory, or exploitative purposes.
3. Interfere with, overload, attack, scrape, probe, bypass, or disrupt the Services.
4. Bypass security controls, access limits, or usage limits.
5. Upload malware, spyware, malicious code, corrupt files, or harmful materials.
6. Use the Services to impersonate another person or business.
7. Misrepresent AI-generated content as human-created when disclosure is required.
8. Use outputs to defame, harass, exploit, threaten, manipulate, or harm others.
9. Use the Services to create regulated advice or regulated decisions unless expressly agreed in a signed writing.
10. Use the Services to generate or distribute spam, unlawful outreach, fake engagement, fake reviews, deceptive advertising, or misleading claims.
11. Share login access or credentials with unauthorized users.
12. Remove watermarks, provenance labels, notices, or disclosures where required.
13. Violate privacy rights, publicity rights, copyright rights, trademark rights, trade secret rights, or other third-party rights.
14. Use the Services to develop competing AI agents, automations, templates, workflows, frameworks, tools, or systems based on Grit Materials.
15. Use the Services in a way that harms Grit Blueprint’s reputation, systems, vendors, tools, accounts, platforms, or legal standing.

Violation may result in suspension, termination, legal action, injunctive relief, damages claims, and recovery of fees where allowed by law.

Each party may receive Confidential Information from the other.

Confidential Information includes non-public business, technical, financial, strategic, client, customer, operational, marketing, sales, system, data, product, and proprietary information.

Each party agrees to:

1. Use Confidential Information only for the purpose of the Services.
2. Protect Confidential Information using reasonable care.
3. Not disclose Confidential Information to unauthorized parties.
4. Limit access to people, contractors, vendors, or advisors who need it to perform or support the Services.
5. Notify the other party if it becomes aware of unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.

Confidentiality obligations last for three years after the Services end.

Trade secrets remain protected as long as they remain trade secrets under applicable law.

Confidentiality does not apply to information that is publicly available, already known without restriction, independently developed, lawfully received from another source, or required to be disclosed by law.

Client is responsible for making sure Client has the legal right to provide data to Grit Blueprint.

Grit Blueprint will use commercially reasonable safeguards to protect data processed in connection with the Services.

Client is responsible for Client’s own privacy policies, customer notices, consents, opt-outs, cookie notices, data rights requests, internal access controls, and legal obligations.

Unless expressly stated in a signed written agreement, Grit Blueprint does not intentionally use Client Confidential Information to train public AI models.

Grit Blueprint may retain project records, communications, invoices, files, system logs, backups, and related materials as needed for legal, tax, accounting, compliance, security, dispute, quality control, and business recordkeeping purposes.

If Grit Blueprint becomes aware of a security incident involving Client data, Grit Blueprint will notify Client as required by applicable law and will cooperate in a commercially reasonable manner.

These Terms do not replace a separate Privacy Policy. If Client collects personal information through a website, form, funnel, campaign, CRM, AI agent, automation, or other system, Client is responsible for having an appropriate Privacy Policy and required notices.

Client agrees not to provide Sensitive Data unless Grit Blueprint has expressly agreed in writing.

Sensitive Data includes:

1. Social Security numbers.
2. Government ID numbers.
3. Financial account numbers.
4. Payment card data.
5. Health, medical, or insurance information.
6. Biometric identifiers.
7. Children’s data.
8. Precise location data.
9. Passwords or security credentials.
10. Protected class information.
11. Criminal history.
12. Credit data.
13. Data subject to special legal protections.
14. Data that requires special handling under law, contract, platform rules, or industry standards.

If Client provides Sensitive Data without approval, Client is responsible for all related risk, legal duties, notices, claims, losses, and costs.

Client authorizes Grit Blueprint to use Third-Party Tools as reasonably needed to provide the Services.

Third-Party Tools may include AI platforms, automation platforms, cloud tools, CRM systems, design tools, media tools, analytics tools, hosting tools, communication tools, payment tools, email tools, calendar tools, project management tools, and related vendors.

Grit Blueprint does not control Third-Party Tools.

Grit Blueprint is not responsible for:

1. Third-party downtime.
2. Third-party pricing changes.
3. Third-party data practices.
4. Third-party security practices.
5. Third-party feature changes.
6. Third-party bugs or outages.
7. Third-party policy enforcement.
8. Loss of access caused by Client’s account standing, billing, settings, permissions, usage, or violations.
9. Output similarities or model behavior caused by third-party AI systems.

Grit Blueprint will not knowingly submit Client Confidential Information to third-party AI tools for the purpose of training public AI models unless Client gives written permission or directs that use.

Third-Party Tools may process data according to their own terms, privacy policies, security practices, retention rules, and platform controls.

If a Third-Party Tool changes, breaks, removes access, increases fees, limits functionality, or stops supporting a feature, Grit Blueprint may adjust the Services, timeline, fees, scope, workflow, or deliverables.

Client is responsible for maintaining secure access to all accounts, platforms, files, systems, and credentials.

Client should not send passwords by plain email or text message.

When possible, Client must provide access through approved user permissions, delegated access, OAuth, password managers, secure sharing methods, or role-based permissions.

Grit Blueprint is not responsible for unauthorized access caused by Client’s weak passwords, shared accounts, insecure credential practices, failure to revoke access, failure to manage user permissions, or failure to follow security best practices.

Client is responsible for removing Grit Blueprint access when Services end unless ongoing access is needed under a separate agreement.

Fees are stated in the applicable proposal, invoice, order form, statement of work, or signed agreement.

Unless stated otherwise:

1. Invoices are due upon receipt.
2. Deposits, setup fees, strategy fees, retainers, and completed work are non-refundable.
3. Monthly retainers are billed in advance.
4. Work may pause if payment is late.
5. Grit Blueprint may require payment before releasing final files, system access, training, documentation, or deployment.
6. Late amounts may be subject to interest at the maximum rate allowed by law or 1.5 percent per month, whichever is lower.
7. Client is responsible for applicable taxes, payment processing fees, chargebacks, collection costs, and reasonable attorney fees related to nonpayment where allowed by law.
8. Third-party software, tools, licenses, media buying, printing, production, hosting, usage, storage, API, advertising, and vendor costs may be billed separately unless included in writing.

Failure to pay is a material breach.

Refunds are not provided unless expressly stated in writing.

If Client cancels after work begins, Client remains responsible for all work performed, expenses incurred, reserved production time, software costs, vendor costs, subcontractor costs, and non-cancelable commitments.

If a project is delayed because Client does not provide feedback, approvals, assets, access, payment, direction, or decisions, Grit Blueprint may adjust timelines and charge additional fees.

If Client is unresponsive for more than thirty days, Grit Blueprint may pause or close the project. Restarting the project may require new fees, updated timelines, and a revised scope.

Before launch, publication, delivery, or deployment, Client is responsible for reviewing and approving relevant work.

Approval may include written approval, email approval, payment, launch instruction, use of the deliverable, failure to object within a stated review period, or any other clear sign of acceptance.

Once approved, Client accepts responsibility for use, publication, deployment, and operation of the approved item.

Post-launch changes, fixes, updates, edits, monitoring, retraining, troubleshooting, and support may require additional fees unless included in writing.

Unless a proposal, order form, statement of work, or signed agreement states otherwise, the Services do not include ongoing support, monitoring, maintenance, retraining, prompt updates, software updates, troubleshooting, bug fixes, platform migration, account administration, or emergency response after delivery or launch.

Any post-launch support may require a separate agreement or additional fees.

AI agents, automations, integrations, websites, campaigns, and workflows may need future updates because platforms, APIs, laws, rules, models, data, accounts, permissions, and business needs change.

Grit Blueprint aims to provide reliable Services, but does not guarantee uninterrupted access.

Downtime may occur because of maintenance, updates, outages, third-party failures, internet issues, platform changes, security events, government action, or other causes outside Grit Blueprint’s control.

Grit Blueprint may modify, pause, update, replace, or discontinue any feature, workflow, AI agent, automation, tool, or service if needed for security, performance, compliance, vendor availability, or business reasons.

Grit Blueprint does not guarantee specific business outcomes.

Grit Blueprint does not guarantee:

1. Revenue.
2. Sales.
3. Leads.
4. Followers.
5. Engagement.
6. Rankings.
7. Media coverage.
8. Virality.
9. Accuracy of AI outputs.
10. Platform approval.
11. Copyright registration.
12. Exclusivity of AI-generated outputs.
13. Non-infringement of AI-generated outputs.
14. Compatibility with every system.
15. Uninterrupted service.
16. Error-free automations.
17. Deliverability of emails or messages.
18. Ad approval.
19. Search ranking.
20. Customer conversion.
21. That AI outputs will be unique.

Grit Blueprint provides strategy, tools, execution, systems, and direction. Results still depend on Client’s market, offer, team, budget, approvals, follow-through, data quality, platform conditions, competition, and external factors.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, the Services are provided “as is” and “as available.”

Grit Blueprint disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, uninterrupted operation, and error-free performance.

No advice, strategy, content, output, recommendation, result, or communication creates a warranty unless expressly stated in a signed written agreement.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, Grit Blueprint will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or lost-profit damages.

This includes loss of revenue, loss of data, loss of goodwill, business interruption, reputational harm, lost opportunities, platform penalties, customer claims, deliverability issues, or costs of substitute services.

Grit Blueprint’s total liability for any claim related to the Services will not exceed the amount Client paid to Grit Blueprint for the specific Services giving rise to the claim during the twelve months before the event giving rise to the claim.

This limitation applies regardless of legal theory, including contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, warranty, statute, equity, or otherwise.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limitations of liability. In those cases, liability will be limited to the maximum extent allowed by law.

Client agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Build Women LLC d/b/a Grit Blueprint, its owners, officers, employees, contractors, vendors, affiliates, representatives, and agents from any claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorney fees, arising from or related to:

1. Client’s use or misuse of the Services.
2. Client’s breach of these Terms.
3. Client Materials.
4. Client’s data, customers, users, employees, contractors, vendors, or prospects.
5. Client’s published content, campaigns, ads, messages, websites, systems, automations, or outputs.
6. Client’s violation of law or third-party rights.
7. Client’s failure to obtain required permissions, releases, consents, or licenses.
8. Client’s use of AI-generated photos, videos, likenesses, testimonials, reviews, synthetic media, or AI outputs.
9. Client’s use of AI agents or automations after deployment.
10. Client’s violation of platform terms, email rules, SMS rules, calling rules, advertising rules, privacy rules, or intellectual property rights.
11. Claims that Client Materials infringe or violate another person’s rights.
12. Client’s failure to review, approve, monitor, or correct outputs, campaigns, automations, or workflows.

Client must notify Grit Blueprint promptly of any claim related to the Services.

Grit Blueprint may participate in the defense with counsel of its choice.

Client may not settle any claim in a way that admits fault, imposes obligations, restricts rights, or affects Grit Blueprint without Grit Blueprint’s written consent.

Grit Blueprint may suspend or terminate access to the Services immediately if:

1. Client breaches these Terms.
2. Client fails to pay.
3. Client misuses the Services.
4. Client creates legal, security, platform, reputational, ethical, or operational risk.
5. A third-party platform restricts access.
6. Continuing the Services would violate law or third-party rights.
7. Client provides false, incomplete, misleading, or unlawful materials.
8. Client abuses, threatens, harasses, or mistreats Grit Blueprint, its team, contractors, vendors, or representatives.
9. Client asks Grit Blueprint to perform work that Grit Blueprint reasonably believes is unlawful, deceptive, harmful, unsafe, or high-risk.

Upon termination:

1. Client must stop using any Services or materials Client is not licensed to use.
2. Client must pay all amounts owed.
3. Grit Blueprint may revoke access to unpaid deliverables.
4. Each party must return or delete Confidential Information upon written request, subject to legal, backup, security, and recordkeeping requirements.
5. Any provisions meant to survive will remain in effect.

Unless the applicable proposal or signed agreement says otherwise, Grit Blueprint may identify Client as a client and may display Client’s name, logo, general project description, and public-facing Deliverables in Grit Blueprint’s portfolio, proposals, website, social media, case studies, award submissions, and marketing materials.

Grit Blueprint will not disclose Client Confidential Information, private data, unpublished strategy, non-public results, internal systems, or sensitive business information without Client’s permission.

Client may request confidentiality before work begins. Any approved confidentiality restriction must be stated in writing.

During the Services and for twelve months after the Services end, Client agrees not to knowingly solicit for employment or direct contract work any Grit Blueprint employee, contractor, vendor, or team member who materially worked on Client’s project, unless Grit Blueprint gives written permission.

This restriction does not apply to general job postings, broad recruiting efforts, or relationships that existed before the Services began.

Grit Blueprint may update these Terms from time to time.

Updated Terms will apply after they are posted, sent, or otherwise made available to Client.

Continued use of the Services after notice of updates means Client accepts the updated Terms.

Grit Blueprint may review and update these Terms to reflect changes in technology, law, regulation, platform rules, business practices, risk, and Services.

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.

Any state court action arising from or related to these Terms or the Services must be brought in the state courts located in Rabun County, Georgia.

Any federal court action must be brought in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Gainesville Division, where federal jurisdiction exists.

Each party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue in those courts.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, each party waives the right to a jury trial.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, disputes must be brought on an individual basis and not as a class, collective, consolidated, or representative action.

Before filing a lawsuit, either party must send written notice describing the dispute and allow the other party at least fifteen business days to try to resolve it.

This requirement does not apply to claims for injunctive relief, intellectual property misuse, confidentiality breaches, nonpayment, security risk, data misuse, or urgent legal risk.

Client agrees that misuse of Grit Materials, Confidential Information, AI agents, automations, prompts, systems, workflows, templates, trade secrets, or intellectual property may cause harm that money alone cannot fix.

Grit Blueprint may seek injunctive relief without posting bond, in addition to any other remedies available.

Grit Blueprint is not liable for delay or failure caused by events outside its reasonable control.

This includes natural disasters, storms, fires, floods, power outages, internet failures, cyberattacks, labor issues, illness, platform outages, third-party service failures, government action, war, civil unrest, supply issues, public health emergencies, or other events beyond reasonable control.

Client may not assign or transfer these Terms or Client’s rights under them without Grit Blueprint’s written consent.

Grit Blueprint may assign these Terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, restructuring, sale of assets, change of control, transfer of business operations, or use of contractors or vendors to support the Services.

If any part of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable, the rest will remain in effect.

The invalid or unenforceable part will be limited or modified to the minimum extent needed to make it valid and enforceable.

If Grit Blueprint does not enforce a provision right away, that does not mean Grit Blueprint waives the right to enforce it later.

Any waiver must be in writing and signed by Grit Blueprint.

These Terms, together with any applicable proposal, invoice, order form, statement of work, service agreement, or signed agreement, form the entire agreement between Client and Grit Blueprint regarding the Services.

They replace all prior discussions, emails, drafts, proposals, or understandings about the same subject, except for signed agreements that expressly remain in effect.

Sections related to ownership, intellectual property, confidentiality, data, payment, restrictions, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, governing law, venue, injunctive relief, non-solicitation, and any terms that by nature should survive will survive termination.

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Notices may be sent by email, mail, courier, or any other method allowed by law.