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Terms of use.

The short rules for the Gridtek email list you can join on our cover.

  1. Sign up only with an email address that is yours, and only if you are at least 16 years old.
  2. Signing up is free. It does not create an account, an order, or any commitment to buy anything.
  3. We email when we have something worth saying; there is no fixed schedule. Any offer we send follows its own terms.
  4. You can unsubscribe at any time with the link in any email. We stop sending within 10 business days, and usually right away.
  5. We may change or end these emails, or these terms, at any time. If the terms change in a way that matters, we will say so in the next email.
  6. How we handle your address is explained in the privacy notice. Read it →

Beta Testers

If Gridtek invites you to test the preview with an access code, these terms apply too. You agree to them at the checkpoint.

  1. Volunteer, not paid. Beta testing is voluntary. You are not an employee or contractor of Gridtek, and you will not be paid or receive any compensation for testing.
  2. Confidential. What you see in the preview is confidential — see the non-disclosure terms below.
  3. Your code is personal. Do not pass it on.
  4. The preview is unfinished. Things may break, change or disappear, and anything you enter may be wiped. Do not use it for real business.
  5. Gridtek may use any feedback you send to improve its services, with no obligation to you.
  6. Your access ends when your code expires, and Gridtek can end it at any time.

Non-disclosure (Confidentiality)

By entering the preview, you agree with Gridtek LLC as follows:

  1. What is confidential. Everything you see, use or learn in the preview — its pages, designs, features, wording, prices, plans and anything not yet public — is Gridtek’s confidential information.
  2. What you agree to do. Keep it private; use it only to test the preview and give Gridtek feedback; do not copy, record, screenshot, share, post or describe it to anyone; and do not try to copy or rebuild it.
  3. What is not covered. Information that is already public through no fault of yours, that you already knew, or that the law requires you to disclose (in which case, tell Gridtek first if you are allowed to).
  4. How long it lasts. Until Gridtek makes the information public, or two years after your access ends, whichever comes first.
  5. When access ends. Delete any notes or copies you made of the preview.
  6. No rights given. Testing does not give you any license or rights to Gridtek’s work, names or ideas.