1. Acceptance of Terms
By accessing or using digawork.com, you agree to these Terms of Use. If you do not agree with them, please do not use the website.
2. About the Website
DigaWork provides information about services such as:
- Custom CRM development
- Custom business software
- Operations software
- Client portals and internal tools
- Workflow automation
- Integrations
- Related software consulting and development services
The website may also include:
- Blog content
- Concept examples
- Project inquiry forms
- Contact forms
- Discovery call scheduling
- Future interactive tools or resources
3. No Automatic Client Relationship
Using the website, submitting a contact form, submitting the Start a Project form, booking a discovery call, or receiving an automated email does not automatically create:
- A client relationship
- A development agreement
- A consulting agreement
- An obligation for DigaWork to accept a project
A formal client relationship begins only after both parties agree to specific project terms in writing.
4. Project Inquiries
Information submitted through our Start a Project form is used to evaluate potential projects. Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee acceptance, availability, pricing, timeline, or technical feasibility.
DigaWork may request additional information before determining whether a project is a fit.
5. Discovery Calls
Booking a discovery call through our booking page does not create a binding agreement. Discovery calls are intended to discuss:
- Business needs
- Workflows
- Software challenges
- Potential project fit
- Possible next steps
Discovery calls are conversations, not a commitment to provide consulting deliverables or project work.
6. Pricing Information
Pricing shown on the website represents general starting points or illustrative ranges where applicable. Final pricing may depend on:
- Project scope
- Complexity
- Integrations
- Data requirements
- Workflows
- User roles
- Automation
- Design
- Implementation requirements
- Ongoing support
Website pricing is not a binding quote or offer. Formal pricing is provided through a proposal, agreement, statement of work, or similar document.
7. Concept Examples
Pages under Examples may show conceptual software examples created to demonstrate possible workflows, interfaces, architectures, modules, or system designs. Concept examples:
- Are not presented as real client engagements
- May use fictional businesses
- May use demo records or demo data
- Do not represent actual deployed client systems unless explicitly stated
- Do not guarantee that an identical system can be delivered for every business
Concept examples are distinct from case studies. If DigaWork publishes case studies describing real client work in the future, they will be clearly identified as such.
8. Blog and Educational Content
Blog articles, guides, examples, pricing content, and educational material are provided for general informational purposes. They should not be treated as legal, financial, tax, security, or regulatory advice, or as guaranteed technical recommendations.
Please evaluate information based on your own circumstances and consult qualified professionals where appropriate.
9. Third-Party Services
The website may integrate with or link to third-party services. Current examples include Supabase, Resend, and Cal.com. The website may also reference third-party software such as CRM platforms, accounting tools, scheduling platforms, payment processors, automation tools, and other business software.
These references do not necessarily imply endorsement, partnership, sponsorship, or guaranteed integration compatibility. Third-party services are governed by their own terms and policies.
10. Software Integrations
References to possible integrations do not guarantee that every third-party system can be connected. Integration feasibility may depend on:
- API availability
- Permissions
- Account level
- Platform limitations
- Authentication requirements
- Vendor policies
- Technical restrictions
DigaWork may evaluate integration feasibility during project scoping.
11. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise stated, the DigaWork website and its original content — including brand elements, design, text, graphics, software demonstrations, conceptual system designs, code, diagrams, and workflows — may be protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
You may use the website for ordinary personal or business evaluation purposes. You may not copy, reproduce, republish, sell, distribute, scrape, or exploit substantial portions of DigaWork’s original content without permission, except where permitted by law.
12. Third-Party Trademarks
Names and trademarks of third-party products or companies referenced on the site remain the property of their respective owners. They may appear for comparison, workflow discussions, or integrations, and their appearance does not imply endorsement or affiliation unless specifically stated.
13. User Submissions
You are responsible for the information you submit through DigaWork forms. Please do not submit:
- Unlawful content
- Malicious code
- Information you do not have permission to provide
- Highly sensitive personal information unless specifically requested
- Confidential third-party information unnecessarily
Submitting project information does not transfer ownership of your underlying business information to DigaWork.
14. Prohibited Use
You may not use the website to:
- Violate applicable law
- Attempt unauthorized access
- Interfere with website operation
- Distribute malware
- Probe or exploit security vulnerabilities
- Impersonate another person or business
- Use automated systems to abuse forms or services
- Scrape or harvest data in a harmful or unauthorized manner
- Submit fraudulent or misleading information
15. Website Availability
DigaWork may update the site, change content, add or remove functionality, perform maintenance, or suspend portions of the site. We do not guarantee continuous or uninterrupted availability.
16. Accuracy of Information
We aim to keep website information accurate and current, but it may occasionally become outdated, contain errors, or change without notice — especially pricing, third-party platform capabilities, integration availability, technical information, and service descriptions.
17. Disclaimer of Warranties
The website is provided on an “as available” basis. To the extent permitted by law, DigaWork does not guarantee:
- Uninterrupted operation
- Error-free content
- Specific business results
- Specific search rankings
- Specific revenue outcomes
- Compatibility with every software platform
18. Limitation of Liability
To the extent permitted by applicable law, DigaWork is not responsible for indirect or consequential losses arising solely from use of the public website or reliance on general website content.
Specific client agreements may contain their own separate terms and liability provisions, which govern those engagements.
19. Indemnification
You agree to be responsible for, and to reimburse DigaWork for reasonable losses resulting from, your misuse of the website, your violation of these Terms, or infringement caused by content you submit.
20. Privacy
DigaWork’s collection and use of personal information is described in our Privacy Policy.
21. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the applicable laws of the State of California.
22. Changes to These Terms
DigaWork may update these Terms as services evolve, the website changes, or legal requirements change. The “Last Updated” date reflects meaningful changes. Continued use of the website after updated Terms are posted may constitute acceptance where legally applicable.
23. Severability
If any part of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent legally permitted.
24. Questions About These Terms
If you have questions about these Terms of Use, contact DigaWork through our Contact page.
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