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Terms of service

Last updated 2 October 2026

Placeholder — this is not the legal text. The headings are the structure the final document will follow. The wording is to be written and reviewed by a solicitor before this platform takes real learner data. Notes under each heading record what the platform actually does, for whoever drafts it.

On this page · 10 sections
  1. 01Who these terms are with
  2. 02The service
  3. 03Accounts and acceptable use
  4. 04Your content
  5. 05AI features
  6. 06Availability and support
  7. 07Fees
  8. 08Liability
  9. 09Ending the agreement
  10. 10Governing law

Who these terms are with

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • The contracting parties for providers, and the separate position of apprentices, tutors and employers who use the platform through a provider.

The service

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • What is provided, and what is the provider’s responsibility (delivery, assessment decisions, compliance with the DWP Apprenticeship Funding Rules 2026–27, Version 3).

What the platform does — notes for the drafter

  • Content, KSB tracking, evidence portfolio, progress reviews, off-the-job hours, messaging, exports and an AI helper.

Accounts and acceptable use

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Account security, permitted use, prohibited content and conduct, suspension.

Your content

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Ownership of uploaded evidence and written work, and the licence needed to run the service.

AI features

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Limits of AI output, human review, and the kill switch.

What the platform does — notes for the drafter

  • AI suggestions and grading feedback carry a disclaimer on screen. Tutors make every assessment decision. AI can be switched off for all providers at once.

Availability and support

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Service levels (if any), maintenance, support channels.

Fees

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Pricing, invoicing and payment terms for provider customers.

Liability

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Limits and exclusions of liability.

Ending the agreement

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Termination, and what happens to data afterwards (return, export, retention, deletion).

Governing law

To be drafted by a solicitor

  • Governing law and jurisdiction.