Terms of use

Last reviewed May 2026

By using tradescraft.app you agree to these terms. There's a plain-English summary first, then the full agreement below.

What we provide

Tradescraft is software that helps you run a trades business. It is not legal, accounting, tax, or safety advice. Compliance with electrical, plumbing, gas, and work-health-and-safety regulations - including the issuing of certificates of compliance, JSAs, SWMS and tax invoices - remains your responsibility as the licensed operator.

Your account

You're responsible for keeping your sign-in credentials secret and for what happens under your account. Tell us immediately if you suspect unauthorised access. Admins are responsible for who they invite to their tenant.

Your data

You own everything you put into the system. You grant us the licence we need to store, process and display it so the service works. You can export and delete your data at any time from Settings → Security → Your data - or see the privacy page for the full rights list.

Acceptable use

  • Don't use the service to break the law.
  • Don't attempt to access other tenants' data, probe for vulnerabilities outside our security disclosure process, or use the service to send unsolicited bulk communications.
  • Don't reverse engineer, scrape or resell the service.

Beta software

While we're in private beta, the service is provided “as is”. Features may change, break or disappear without notice. We'll do our best to give meaningful warning before deprecating anything you rely on.

Pricing + payment

Subscription pricing is shown on the pricing page. Prices are in AUD and include GST where applicable. You can cancel at any time; you keep access until the end of the current billing period.

Liability

To the extent permitted by Australian Consumer Law, our total liability arising out of or relating to the service is limited to the fees you've paid us in the 12 months before the claim. We are not liable for indirect, consequential, or business-loss damages.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. Any dispute will be resolved in the courts of Victoria.

Changes

If we materially change these terms we'll notify you by email before they take effect.

Contact

Questions: hello@tradescraft.app.

Full terms of use

The agreement below is the operative document. Where the plain-English summary above and the full terms below differ, the full terms control.


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TRADESCRAFT.APP - TERMS OF USE
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Effective:  1 May 2026
Version:    1.0
Operator:   Tradescraft Pty Ltd ("Tradescraft", "we", "us", "our")
Jurisdiction: Victoria, Australia
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1.  DEFINITIONS

    1.1 In these Terms of Use ("Terms"):

        (a) "Service" means the tradescraft.app web application,
            associated mobile views, application programming
            interfaces (APIs), documentation, and any related
            services we make available under the tradescraft.app
            brand.

        (b) "Tenant" or "Business" means a single business account
            on the Service, identified by a unique tenant_id and
            isolated from other Tenants at the database level.

        (c) "Administrator" means a user with the "admin" role on
            a Tenant. Administrators may invite, modify, or
            remove other users on their Tenant, configure
            integrations, and delete the Tenant.

        (d) "Staff" means a user with the "staff" role on a
            Tenant. Staff users may use the operational features
            of the Service but cannot administer the Tenant.

        (e) "Portal User" means an external customer of a Tenant
            who has been granted access to the customer portal at
            /portal. Portal Users are scoped to a single Client
            of a single Tenant.

        (f) "You" or "your" means the individual user accepting
            these Terms, and where applicable, the legal entity
            on whose behalf that individual is acting.

        (g) "Your Content" means any data, text, photographs,
            documents, audio, video, files, links, customer
            details, employee details, qualifications,
            certifications, Job Safety Analyses, Safe Work Method
            Statements, invoices, quotes, time entries, or other
            material you, your Staff, or your Portal Users submit
            to, upload to, generate using, or transmit through
            the Service.

        (h) "Subscription" means the paid right to access and use
            the Service for a recurring period, on the pricing
            published at tradescraft.app/#pricing.

        (i) "Fees" means the amounts payable for the
            Subscription, including all charges for additional
            seats, SMS, storage, or other usage-based add-ons.

        (j) "ACL" means the Australian Consumer Law set out in
            Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010
            (Cth).

        (k) "Privacy Laws" means the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
            (including the Australian Privacy Principles), the
            Privacy Act 2020 (NZ), the EU General Data Protection
            Regulation 2016/679 (where applicable), and any
            successor or replacement legislation.


2.  AGREEMENT AND ACCEPTANCE

    2.1 By creating an account, signing in, or otherwise
        accessing or using the Service, you agree to be bound by
        these Terms, our Privacy Policy at /legal/privacy, our
        Security disclosures at /legal/security, and our Cookies
        policy at /legal/cookies (together, the "Agreement").

    2.2 If you are accepting these Terms on behalf of a business,
        a partnership, a sole trader, an incorporated entity, a
        not-for-profit, or any other organisation, you warrant
        that you have the authority to bind that organisation,
        and "you" includes that organisation.

    2.3 You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of legal
        capacity to enter into a contract in your jurisdiction,
        if higher) to use the Service.

    2.4 If you do not agree to any part of the Agreement, you
        must not access or use the Service.


3.  ACCOUNTS AND SECURITY

    3.1 You are responsible for safeguarding your authentication
        credentials and any device used to access the Service.
        You must not share your credentials with any other
        person.

    3.2 You are responsible for all activity that occurs under
        your account, whether or not you authorised that
        activity, unless you have notified us in writing of
        suspected unauthorised access and we have had a
        reasonable opportunity to act.

    3.3 You must notify us at security@tradescraft.app without
        undue delay if you suspect any unauthorised access to
        your account, loss of credentials, or any other security
        incident affecting your use of the Service.

    3.4 You agree to provide accurate and current information
        when creating and maintaining your account, and to keep
        that information up to date.


4.  TENANTS AND MULTI-USER ACCOUNTS

    4.1 Each Tenant is administered by one or more
        Administrators. Administrators are responsible for:

        (a) inviting and removing Staff and Portal Users;

        (b) configuring integrations and connected services;

        (c) the actions of all users they have invited; and

        (d) ensuring that all users they invite have agreed to
            these Terms.

    4.2 Administrators may, at any time, export the Tenant's
        data or delete the Tenant in its entirety from Settings
        > Security > Your data. Deletion is permanent after the
        backup window (90 days) has elapsed.

    4.3 Where these Terms impose an obligation on "you", and the
        relevant context concerns a Tenant, the obligation is
        owed by each Administrator and Staff member to the
        extent of their ability to comply.


5.  THE SERVICE

    5.1 Subject to your compliance with the Agreement and
        payment of applicable Fees, Tradescraft grants you a
        non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable,
        revocable right to access and use the Service for your
        internal business purposes during the term of your
        Subscription.

    5.2 The Service is provided on a continuous-development
        basis. We may, at any time and without prior notice:

        (a) modify, add, or remove features;

        (b) impose limits on certain features or restrict access
            to parts of the Service;

        (c) suspend the Service for maintenance, security, or
            operational reasons; and

        (d) deprecate features, provided we make reasonable
            efforts to notify you in advance for features that
            are material to your use.

    5.3 Where the Service is offered as a "beta", "preview", or
        "private beta" release, it is provided on an "as-is"
        basis without any warranty of fitness, availability, or
        suitability, subject only to non-excludable rights under
        the ACL or equivalent applicable consumer-protection
        legislation.


6.  YOUR CONTENT - OWNERSHIP, LICENSE, RESPONSIBILITY

    6.1 OWNERSHIP. As between you and Tradescraft, you retain
        all right, title, and interest in and to Your Content.
        We do not claim ownership of Your Content.

    6.2 LICENSE TO TRADESCRAFT. You hereby grant Tradescraft a
        worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable
        (to our service providers only, and only to the extent
        necessary to operate the Service) licence to host,
        store, copy, transmit, display, process, back up,
        cache, reproduce, and otherwise use Your Content solely
        for the purpose of providing, securing, improving, and
        supporting the Service for you. This licence terminates
        when Your Content is deleted, subject to a reasonable
        period for the deletion to propagate through backups.

    6.3 RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR CONTENT. YOU ARE SOLELY
        RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CONTENT, including without
        limitation:

        (a) the accuracy, quality, legality, and appropriateness
            of all material you upload, transmit, or store
            through the Service;

        (b) obtaining all necessary rights, consents, licences,
            and permissions to upload, transmit, store, and
            authorise our processing of Your Content - including
            but not limited to consents from your customers,
            employees, contractors, subcontractors, and any
            other natural persons identified in Your Content;

        (c) ensuring that Your Content does not infringe any
            intellectual property right, right of privacy, right
            of publicity, or any other right of any third party;

        (d) ensuring that Your Content complies with all
            applicable laws, including without limitation
            Australian Privacy Laws, the Spam Act 2003 (Cth),
            anti-discrimination legislation, defamation law, and
            consumer protection legislation;

        (e) maintaining your own backup copies of Your Content
            sufficient to meet your operational, legal, and
            regulatory obligations - we make reasonable backup
            efforts but you should not rely on us as a sole or
            primary backup;

        (f) ensuring that any safety documentation (Job Safety
            Analyses, Safe Work Method Statements, hazard
            assessments, sign-offs, certificates) generated
            using or stored within the Service is accurate,
            current, signed by appropriately licensed
            personnel, and compliant with the work-health-and-
            safety legislation, regulations, and codes of
            practice applicable in your jurisdiction; and

        (g) ensuring that any invoice, quote, receipt, or
            financial document issued using the Service is
            accurate, includes the correct ABN/NZBN, GST treatment,
            and any other particulars required by the Australian
            Taxation Office, the New Zealand Inland Revenue, or other
            competent tax authority.

    6.4 WARRANTIES FROM YOU. You represent and warrant to us
        that:

        (a) Your Content does not and will not infringe,
            misappropriate, or violate any third party's
            intellectual property rights, privacy rights,
            publicity rights, contractual rights, or any other
            right;

        (b) you have obtained all consents required by Privacy
            Laws to provide personal information about any
            natural person to us, including your customers,
            your employees, and your subcontractors;

        (c) Your Content does not contain any viruses, worms,
            malware, time bombs, trojan horses, or other harmful
            or malicious computer code;

        (d) Your Content is not, and your use of the Service
            will not be, defamatory, obscene, threatening,
            harassing, abusive, or otherwise unlawful; and

        (e) Your Content is not subject to any export control,
            trade sanction, or similar restriction that we have
            not been notified of in writing in advance.

    6.5 REMOVAL OF CONTENT. We may, but are not obliged to,
        remove or refuse to host Your Content if we reasonably
        believe that it breaches the Agreement or any applicable
        law, or that hosting it exposes us or other users to
        risk of liability. Wherever practicable we will notify
        you before removing material content.

    6.6 PHOTOGRAPHS AND PERSONS DEPICTED. Where Your Content
        includes photographs or video of natural persons, you
        warrant that you have obtained any consent required by
        Privacy Laws and by general law for the capture, upload,
        storage, and display of those images, including consents
        from minors' parents or guardians where applicable.

    6.7 NO ENDORSEMENT. We do not endorse, sponsor, or
        otherwise approve Your Content. The presence of Your
        Content on the Service does not signify our agreement
        with it.


7.  ACCEPTABLE USE

    7.1 You must not, and must not permit any person under your
        control to:

        (a) use the Service in any manner that violates any
            applicable law, regulation, or third-party right;

        (b) attempt to gain unauthorised access to any account,
            Tenant, server, system, or network connected to the
            Service, or to any data not your own;

        (c) probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of any
            system, network, or component of the Service except
            through our responsible disclosure process at
            security@tradescraft.app;

        (d) interfere with, disrupt, or place an unreasonable
            load on the Service, including through denial-of-
            service attacks, automated rate-evading scraping,
            or systematic harvesting of data;

        (e) use the Service to send any unsolicited commercial
            electronic message in breach of the Spam Act 2003
            (Cth) or equivalent legislation in any other
            jurisdiction;

        (f) reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or
            otherwise attempt to derive the source code of the
            Service, except to the extent expressly permitted
            by non-excludable applicable law;

        (g) resell, sublicense, lease, rent, time-share, or
            otherwise commercially exploit the Service or any
            portion of it, except where doing so is the
            ordinary use of the Service by your Tenant;

        (h) remove, obscure, or alter any proprietary notice,
            label, or mark on or in the Service;

        (i) use the Service to train, fine-tune, or evaluate
            any machine-learning model without our express
            written consent;

        (j) use the Service in connection with the operation of
            nuclear facilities, life-support systems, air
            traffic control, weapons systems, or any other
            activity where the failure of software could result
            in death, personal injury, or environmental damage;
            or

        (k) abuse, harass, threaten, defame, or otherwise
            violate the legal rights of others (including
            without limitation your own customers or staff)
            through the Service.


8.  THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

    8.1 The Service relies on, and integrates with, third-party
        services including without limitation Stripe (card
        payments), Twilio (SMS), Resend (transactional email),
        Supabase (database + storage), Vercel (web hosting),
        and Xero (accounting). Your
        use of those services through the Service is subject to
        the third party's own terms, which you should review.

    8.2 We are not responsible for the acts, omissions,
        availability, accuracy, or content of any third-party
        service, and we make no warranty in respect of any
        third-party service.

    8.3 You are responsible for the terms on which you engage
        any third-party service you connect to the Service
        (for example, your Stripe account, your Twilio
        sub-account, your accounting platform connection).


9.  FEES AND PAYMENT

    9.1 Fees are payable in advance on a recurring basis at the
        rate specified on the pricing page at the time you
        commence your Subscription, or as otherwise agreed in
        writing.

    9.2 All Fees are stated in Australian Dollars (AUD) and,
        where applicable, are inclusive of Australian Goods and
        Services Tax (GST). Where the recipient is registered
        for GST, a valid tax invoice will be made available.

    9.3 We may change Fees at any time on at least thirty (30)
        days' written notice (including by email or in-app
        notification) to take effect at the start of your next
        billing period.

    9.4 Fees are non-refundable except where required by the
        ACL or other non-excludable applicable law.

    9.5 If any payment is overdue, we may, on at least seven
        (7) days' notice, suspend your access to the Service
        until payment is received in full. We may charge
        interest on overdue amounts at the rate set under the
        Penalty Interest Rates Act 1983 (Vic).

    9.6 You authorise us (or our payment processor) to charge
        the payment method you have provided for all Fees as
        and when they fall due.


10. SUSPENSION

    10.1 We may suspend your access to the Service, in whole or
         in part, without prior notice if:

         (a) we reasonably believe that you have breached the
             Agreement;

         (b) we reasonably believe that continued use poses a
             security risk to the Service or to other users;

         (c) we are required to do so by law or by order of a
             competent court or regulator; or

         (d) Fees are overdue beyond the period specified in
             clause 9.5.

    10.2 We will lift the suspension promptly once the
         underlying cause is remedied. Suspension under this
         clause does not relieve you of your obligation to pay
         Fees accruing during the suspension period.


11. TERM AND TERMINATION

    11.1 The Agreement starts when you first accept it and
         continues until terminated under this clause 11.

    11.2 You may terminate the Agreement and your Subscription
         at any time from Settings > Billing > Cancel
         Subscription, or by emailing
         support@tradescraft.app. Termination takes effect at
         the end of the then-current billing period.

    11.3 We may terminate the Agreement immediately on written
         notice if:

         (a) you commit a material breach that is not capable
             of being remedied, or that is capable of being
             remedied and is not remedied within fourteen (14)
             days of our written notice; or

         (b) you become insolvent, suspend payment of debts as
             they fall due, enter into administration or
             liquidation, or any analogous event in any
             jurisdiction.

    11.4 On termination of the Agreement:

         (a) your right to access and use the Service ceases
             immediately;

         (b) we will retain Your Content in accordance with
             clause 12 unless an Administrator has triggered
             deletion;

         (c) accrued payment obligations survive; and

         (d) clauses that by their nature should survive
             (including clauses 6, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
             23, 24, 26, and 29) survive.


12. DATA RETENTION AND DELETION

    12.1 During the term of your Subscription we retain Your
         Content so that the Service can operate.

    12.2 An Administrator may at any time:

         (a) export Your Content as a single machine-readable
             JSON file from Settings > Security > Your data.
             For security, encrypted payroll identifiers (tax
             file / IRD numbers, bank and superannuation
             details) are excluded from the bulk export file;
             they remain viewable and editable within the
             Service from each person's payroll details; or

         (b) permanently delete the Tenant and all associated
             Your Content from Settings > Security > Your data.

    12.3 On cancellation of the Subscription by you, or
         termination by us under clause 11.3, we will purge
         Your Content within thirty (30) days from the
         operational database, and within ninety (90) days from
         our backup systems, except where:

         (a) we are required to retain certain records under
             Australian tax, accounting, or regulatory law; or

         (b) we are subject to a legal hold or compulsory
             process requiring retention.


13. COMPLIANCE - YOUR REGULATED PROFESSION

    13.1 You acknowledge and agree that the Service is software
         that supports, but does not replace, the professional
         judgement, training, licensure, and statutory duties
         of licensed tradespersons and the businesses that
         employ them.

    13.2 Without limiting clause 13.1, the following remain at
         all times your responsibility (or the responsibility
         of the appropriately licensed person you authorise):

         (a) the issue and signing of any electrical, plumbing,
             gas, or other Certificate of Compliance, Certificate
             of Electrical Safety, Compliance Plate, or similar
             regulated document;

         (b) compliance with the work-health-and-safety
             legislation, regulations, and codes of practice
             applicable to your work (including the Model WHS
             Act and Regulations and any state or territory
             variations);

         (c) the content, accuracy, currency, and signing of
             every Job Safety Analysis, Safe Work Method
             Statement, hazard register, or pre-start
             assessment that you generate using or store within
             the Service;

         (d) compliance with the Standards (including AS/NZS
             3000, AS/NZS 3500, AS/NZS 5601 and any other
             Standard applicable to your work) and with any
             licensing condition imposed by an electrical,
             plumbing, gas, or other regulator;

         (e) the lodgement of any notice, certificate, or
             return required under any tax, regulatory, or
             licensing law (including without limitation
             Business Activity Statements, PAYG returns, or
             practising certificate renewals);

         (f) verifying that any worker dispatched to a site
             holds the qualifications, licences, and insurances
             required for the work, the site, and the
             jurisdiction;

         (g) ensuring that quotes, invoices, and other
             commercial documents you issue are accurate and
             comply with the ACL, the GST law, the
             Independent Contractors Act 2006 (Cth) where
             applicable, and any other applicable law.

    13.3 No feature of the Service - including the dispatch
         gate, the qualification expiry warnings, the
         JSA / SWMS workflow, the document templates, or the
         risk matrix - constitutes legal, accounting, tax, or
         safety advice. Those features assist a competent
         operator; they do not replace one.


14. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

    14.1 Tradescraft owns, or is licensed to use, all
         intellectual property in and to the Service - including
         the software, source code, object code, design,
         interfaces, documentation, trade marks, logos, and
         documentation. Nothing in the Agreement transfers any
         of those rights to you.

    14.2 The "tradescraft", "tradescraft.app", and any related
         logos or branding are trade marks of Tradescraft. You
         must not use any of those marks without our prior
         written consent except as required to identify our
         Service in fair-dealing contexts.

    14.3 If you provide us with any feedback, suggestion,
         improvement, or idea relating to the Service, you
         grant us a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide,
         royalty-free licence to use, modify, and incorporate
         that feedback in the Service without compensation or
         attribution to you.


15. CONFIDENTIALITY

    15.1 Each party agrees that it will not disclose or use
         the other's confidential information except as
         necessary to perform the Agreement or as required by
         law.

    15.2 The protections of this clause 15 do not apply to
         information that is publicly known, was independently
         developed, was already known to the receiving party
         without obligation of confidence, or is required to
         be disclosed by law or court order.


16. PRIVACY

    16.1 Our handling of personal information is governed by
         our Privacy Policy at /legal/privacy, which forms part
         of the Agreement.

    16.2 You appoint Tradescraft as a processor of any personal
         information you submit through the Service for which
         GDPR applies. The Standard Contractual Clauses
         approved by the European Commission for transfers
         from controllers in the EU to processors outside the
         EU are deemed incorporated into the Agreement to the
         extent applicable.


17. WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS

    17.1 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Service
         is provided "as is" and "as available", without any
         warranty or condition - express, implied, statutory,
         or otherwise - including without limitation warranties
         of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose,
         title, non-infringement, accuracy, availability,
         security, or that the Service will be uninterrupted,
         error-free, or free of harmful components.

    17.2 We do not warrant that the Service will meet your
         requirements, that any defect in the Service will be
         corrected, or that the results obtained from the use
         of the Service will be accurate or reliable.

    17.3 Clauses 17.1 and 17.2 do not exclude, restrict, or
         modify any guarantee, right, or remedy that you have
         under the ACL or any other applicable consumer
         protection legislation that cannot lawfully be
         excluded, restricted, or modified. Where the
         Service is supplied to you as a consumer within the
         meaning of the ACL, our liability for breach of a
         consumer guarantee is limited, at our option, to:

         (a) the resupply of the services; or

         (b) the payment of the cost of having the services
             resupplied.


18. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

    18.1 Nothing in the Agreement excludes or limits any
         liability that cannot, by law, be excluded or
         limited - including liability for death or personal
         injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent
         misrepresentation, or any consumer guarantee under
         the ACL where exclusion is prohibited.

    18.2 Subject to clause 18.1, to the maximum extent
         permitted by law:

         (a) NEITHER PARTY IS LIABLE TO THE OTHER for any
             indirect, consequential, special, incidental,
             punitive, or exemplary loss or damage, or for any
             loss of profits, loss of revenue, loss of
             business, loss of goodwill, loss of anticipated
             savings, loss of contracts, loss or corruption of
             data, business interruption, or loss of business
             opportunity, whether arising in contract, tort
             (including negligence), under statute, or
             otherwise, and whether or not the party knew or
             ought to have known of the possibility of that
             loss;

         (b) OUR TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY to you under or in
             connection with the Agreement, for all causes of
             action whether in contract, tort (including
             negligence), under statute, or otherwise, is
             limited to the greater of:

             (i)  the Fees paid by you to us in the twelve
                  (12) months immediately preceding the event
                  giving rise to the first claim; and

             (ii) AUD $100.

    18.3 You acknowledge that the limitations and exclusions
         in this clause 18 are reasonable having regard to the
         nature of the Service and the Fees payable, and that
         we would not enter into the Agreement on different
         terms.


19. INDEMNIFICATION

    19.1 You indemnify, and will keep indemnified, Tradescraft
         and our officers, employees, contractors, and agents
         against all claims, demands, actions, proceedings,
         losses, damages, costs (including reasonable legal
         costs on a solicitor-and-own-client basis), expenses,
         and liabilities arising out of or in connection with:

         (a) Your Content (including but not limited to any
             claim that Your Content infringes any third-party
             right, breaches Privacy Laws, defames any person,
             or is otherwise unlawful);

         (b) your breach of any provision of the Agreement;

         (c) your breach of any law, regulation, code of
             practice, or third-party right in connection
             with your use of the Service;

         (d) your negligence, wilful misconduct, or fraudulent
             act or omission; and

         (e) any dispute between you and a customer, a
             subcontractor, an employee, or any other third
             party that arises out of or in connection with
             your use of the Service.

    19.2 We will:

         (a) notify you promptly of any claim for which we
             intend to seek indemnification;

         (b) give you reasonable assistance in defending the
             claim at your cost; and

         (c) not settle the claim without your prior written
             consent (such consent not to be unreasonably
             withheld) where the settlement imposes an
             obligation on you other than payment of money
             that you have separately agreed to bear.


20. FORCE MAJEURE

    20.1 Neither party is liable for any failure or delay in
         performing any obligation under the Agreement (other
         than an obligation to pay money) to the extent that
         the failure or delay is caused by an event beyond
         that party's reasonable control - including without
         limitation acts of God, fire, flood, earthquake,
         pandemic, epidemic, war, terrorist act, civil
         disturbance, governmental action, labour dispute,
         power or telecommunications failure, internet outage,
         or failure of any third-party service provider on
         which the Service depends.


21. MODIFICATION OF TERMS

    21.1 We may modify these Terms at any time. Where the
         modification is material we will notify users with
         active accounts by email and/or in-app notification
         at least fourteen (14) days before the modification
         takes effect.

    21.2 Your continued use of the Service after the effective
         date of any modification constitutes your acceptance
         of the modified Terms. If you do not agree to the
         modified Terms, you must cease using the Service
         before they take effect.

    21.3 The current effective version of these Terms is
         always available at /legal/terms with a "last
         reviewed" date at the top.


22. NOTICES

    22.1 Notices to you under the Agreement may be given by
         email to the address registered against your account,
         by in-app notification, or by other reasonable means.
         A notice given by email is taken to have been received
         on the day it was sent unless we receive an automated
         delivery failure message.

    22.2 Notices to Tradescraft must be given in writing to
         hello@tradescraft.app or to the address published on
         tradescraft.app. A notice is taken to have been
         received on the next business day after sending.


23. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

    23.1 The Agreement is governed by, and is to be construed
         in accordance with, the laws in force in Victoria,
         Australia.

    23.2 Each party irrevocably submits to the exclusive
         jurisdiction of the courts of Victoria, and the
         courts competent to hear appeals from those courts,
         in respect of any proceeding arising out of or in
         connection with the Agreement.

    23.3 The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the
         International Sale of Goods does not apply to the
         Agreement.


24. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

    24.1 If a dispute arises between the parties in connection
         with the Agreement, the party raising the dispute
         must give written notice to the other ("Dispute
         Notice") describing the dispute and the resolution
         sought.

    24.2 The parties must, for a period of fourteen (14) days
         after the Dispute Notice, attempt in good faith to
         resolve the dispute by direct negotiation between
         senior representatives.

    24.3 If the dispute is not resolved within that period,
         either party may submit the dispute to mediation
         administered by the Australian Disputes Centre under
         its mediation guidelines.

    24.4 This clause 24 does not prevent either party from
         seeking urgent equitable relief from a court of
         competent jurisdiction at any time.


25. ASSIGNMENT

    25.1 You must not assign, novate, or otherwise transfer
         any of your rights or obligations under the
         Agreement without our prior written consent.

    25.2 We may assign or novate the Agreement, in whole or
         in part, to any related body corporate, or in
         connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of
         substantially all of our business, on written notice
         to you.


26. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

    26.1 The Agreement constitutes the entire agreement
         between the parties in relation to its subject
         matter and supersedes any prior agreement,
         understanding, representation, or arrangement
         relating to its subject matter.

    26.2 You acknowledge that you have not relied on any
         statement, representation, assurance, or warranty
         (whether made innocently or negligently) that is
         not set out in the Agreement.


27. SEVERABILITY

    27.1 If any provision of the Agreement is, or becomes,
         invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in any
         jurisdiction, that provision is to be read down or
         severed to the extent necessary to make the
         remaining provisions valid, legal, and enforceable.

    27.2 The validity, legality, or enforceability of any
         provision in any other jurisdiction is unaffected.


28. NO WAIVER

    28.1 A failure or delay by either party to exercise any
         right, power, or remedy under the Agreement does not
         operate as a waiver of that right, power, or remedy.

    28.2 A single or partial exercise of any right, power, or
         remedy does not preclude any other or further
         exercise of that right, power, or remedy or the
         exercise of any other right, power, or remedy.


29. SURVIVAL

    29.1 The following clauses survive termination or
         expiration of the Agreement for any reason:
         clauses 1 (Definitions), 6 (Your Content),
         13 (Compliance), 14 (Intellectual Property),
         15 (Confidentiality), 16 (Privacy),
         17 (Warranties), 18 (Limitation of Liability),
         19 (Indemnification), 23 (Governing Law),
         24 (Dispute Resolution), 26 (Entire Agreement),
         27 (Severability), 28 (No Waiver), and
         this clause 29.


30. CONTRACTING ENTITY AND CONTACT

    30.1 The contracting entity under the Agreement is:

         Tradescraft Pty Ltd
         Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
         hello@tradescraft.app

    30.2 Legal notices: legal@tradescraft.app
         Privacy enquiries: privacy@tradescraft.app
         Security disclosures: security@tradescraft.app
         Billing: billing@tradescraft.app
         General support: support@tradescraft.app


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