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TERMS OF SERVICE

These Terms of Service explain the rules that apply when you use the ASAGUS website, engage us for software or technology services, purchase or access our products, or otherwise enter into a business relationship with ASAGUS.

Last Updated: August 28, 2026

SECTION 1

AGREEMENT TO THESE TERMS

These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your use of the ASAGUS website, products, software, professional services, consultations, and other offerings provided by ASAGUS (“ASAGUS,” “we,” “our,” or “us”).

By accessing our website, purchasing or using a product, requesting services, accepting a proposal, signing a Project Agreement or Order Form, or otherwise engaging ASAGUS, you agree to be bound by these Terms together with any additional written agreement that applies to your engagement.

If you are accepting these Terms on behalf of a company, organization, or other legal entity, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity.

If you do not agree to these Terms, you should not use our services or products.

Where a signed Project Agreement, Statement of Work, Order Form, proposal, or other written agreement conflicts with these Terms, the specific written agreement will control for that engagement.

SECTION 2

SERVICES WE PROVIDE

ASAGUS provides software engineering, product development, AI and machine learning solutions, web and mobile application development, data engineering, workflow automation, enterprise software, integrations, application security, conversion-focused digital systems, consulting, and related technology services.

The exact scope of each engagement may be described in a proposal, Project Agreement, Statement of Work, Order Form, email confirmation, or other written document agreed between ASAGUS and the client.

Scope Exclusions (Unless Expressly Agreed in Writing)

Unless specifically included in writing, a service engagement does not automatically include:

  • Unlimited revisions
  • Ongoing maintenance
  • Hosting
  • Domain registration
  • Paid third-party tools
  • Advertising spend
  • Cloud infrastructure costs
  • Licensed assets
  • External API fees
  • Long-term support
  • Regulatory certification
  • Security monitoring
  • Additional features outside the agreed scope

Any additional work requested outside the agreed scope may require a revised quotation, additional fees, or a new written agreement.

SECTION 3

PRODUCTS AND SOFTWARE

ASAGUS may develop, publish, license, sell, distribute, or provide access to software products, applications, developer tools, digital products, APIs, beta software, downloadable software, or other technology products.

Product-specific features, pricing, availability, licensing terms, system requirements, usage limits, support arrangements, and access conditions may be displayed on the relevant product page or provided separately.

  • Purchasing or accessing an ASAGUS product does not transfer ownership of the underlying source code, intellectual property, brand, architecture, or proprietary technology.
  • Products may be updated, improved, modified, replaced, or discontinued over time.
  • Beta, preview, early-access, or experimental products may contain bugs, incomplete functionality, or breaking changes.
  • Compatibility with every device, operating system, external service, API, or third-party platform is not guaranteed.
  • Users are responsible for ensuring that a product is appropriate for their intended use before relying on it for critical operations.

Additional product-specific license terms may apply and will form part of these Terms where presented.

SECTION 4

PROJECT SCOPE AND CHANGE REQUESTS

For custom development or consulting engagements, the agreed project scope defines the work ASAGUS is responsible for delivering. Requests that materially change the agreed functionality, design, architecture, integrations, deliverables, workload, timeline, or technical requirements may be treated as a change request.

ASAGUS may provide an updated estimate, timeline, or fee before beginning additional work.

We are not required to begin out-of-scope work until both parties agree to the revised requirements and any applicable commercial terms.

  • Adding new features
  • Significant redesigns
  • New third-party integrations
  • Additional platforms
  • Major workflow changes
  • New user roles
  • Changes to previously approved work
  • Requirements introduced after development has begun
  • Additional content or data work
  • New security, hosting, infrastructure, or compliance requirements
SECTION 5

CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES

Successful delivery often depends on timely cooperation between ASAGUS and the client.

Required Information & Assets

Clients are responsible for providing accurate and reasonably complete information required for the engagement, including where applicable:

  • Requirements
  • Content
  • Brand assets
  • Credentials
  • API access
  • Technical documentation
  • Design feedback
  • Business rules
  • Product information
  • Data required for development or testing
  • Access to relevant third-party platforms

General Client Obligations

Clients are also responsible for:

  • Providing feedback and approvals within a reasonable time
  • Ensuring that materials supplied to ASAGUS may legally be used
  • Maintaining appropriate backups of client-controlled systems and data
  • Protecting credentials and access information
  • Reviewing deliverables before production use
  • Ensuring their own business complies with applicable laws and industry requirements
  • Paying agreed invoices when due

Delays caused by missing information, unavailable access, third-party providers, late feedback, changing requirements, or other circumstances outside ASAGUS's reasonable control may affect delivery dates.

SECTION 6

PROJECT TIMELINES

Project timelines are estimates based on the information, requirements, dependencies, and availability known when the project is planned.

Unless a written agreement expressly guarantees a fixed deadline, delivery dates should be treated as reasonable estimates rather than absolute guarantees.

  • Scope changes
  • Delayed client feedback
  • Missing content or credentials
  • Third-party API changes
  • Platform outages
  • External service delays
  • Technical discoveries
  • Security requirements
  • Additional testing
  • Dependency changes
  • Events beyond the reasonable control of ASAGUS

ASAGUS will make reasonable efforts to communicate material changes to expected timelines.

SECTION 7

FEES, INVOICES, AND PAYMENT

Fees for services or products will be stated in the applicable proposal, Project Agreement, Order Form, invoice, product page, checkout process, or other written agreement.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, invoices are payable according to the due date stated on the invoice.

ASAGUS may pause work, delay delivery, restrict access, suspend services, or withhold final deliverables where undisputed payments remain overdue.

Clients are responsible for any applicable taxes, transaction fees, bank charges, currency conversion charges, or similar costs unless expressly stated otherwise.

Payments already made for completed work, reserved development capacity, purchased products, incurred third-party costs, or delivered milestones may be non-refundable unless otherwise agreed in writing or required by applicable law.

  • An advance or deposit
  • Milestone-based payments
  • Recurring subscription payments
  • Full payment before delivery
  • Usage-based charges
  • Separate payments for additional work
SECTION 8

CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS

Cancellation and refund terms may vary depending on the nature of the service or product.

For custom service engagements, fees attributable to work already completed, committed resources, third-party costs, or agreed milestones may remain payable if the engagement is cancelled.

Application of Advance Payments

Any advance payment may be applied against:

  • Work already performed
  • Time reserved for the project
  • Non-refundable third-party expenses
  • Completed project stages
  • Administrative or transition work reasonably required to close the engagement

For digital products, subscriptions, or software licenses, refund eligibility may be governed by the specific product terms, checkout terms, or applicable consumer law.

Nothing in these Terms limits any non-waivable refund or consumer rights provided by applicable law.

SECTION 9

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Ownership of intellectual property depends on the nature of the engagement and any written agreement between ASAGUS and the client.

Pre-Existing ASAGUS IP

ASAGUS retains ownership of its pre-existing intellectual property, including:

  • Internal tools
  • Libraries
  • Frameworks
  • Reusable modules
  • Development utilities
  • Processes
  • Methods
  • Templates
  • Know-how
  • Generic components
  • Proprietary software
  • Product architecture
  • Research
  • Documentation developed independently of a specific client engagement

A client does not obtain ownership of ASAGUS's pre-existing intellectual property merely because it is used during a project.

For custom client deliverables, ownership or licensing rights will be determined by the applicable Project Agreement or written commercial terms.

Where the parties agree that ownership of specifically commissioned deliverables transfers to the client, such transfer may be conditional on full payment of all applicable fees.

Third-party software, open-source components, fonts, APIs, libraries, stock assets, plugins, or other external materials remain subject to their respective licenses and terms.

Nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of ASAGUS trademarks, branding, proprietary products, confidential information, or independently developed technology unless expressly agreed in writing.

SECTION 10

CLIENT MATERIALS

Clients retain ownership of materials they provide to ASAGUS, subject to any rights held by third parties.

By providing content, data, logos, images, software, credentials, documentation, or other materials, the client represents that they have the necessary rights and permissions for ASAGUS to use those materials for the engagement.

The client grants ASAGUS a limited right to use supplied materials solely as reasonably necessary to perform the agreed services.

ASAGUS is not responsible for claims resulting from client-provided materials that infringe third-party rights or violate applicable law.

SECTION 11

THIRD-PARTY SERVICES AND DEPENDENCIES

ASAGUS projects and products may depend on third-party services such as:

ASAGUS does not control independent third-party providers and cannot guarantee their availability, pricing, policies, security, functionality, API stability, or continued operation.

Changes made by third-party providers may require additional development, migration, configuration, or maintenance work.

Unless included in the agreed scope, such additional work may be separately chargeable.

  • Cloud platforms
  • Hosting providers
  • Payment processors
  • APIs
  • Artificial intelligence providers
  • Databases
  • Authentication providers
  • Analytics services
  • Email providers
  • Domain registrars
  • Software libraries
  • App stores
  • Marketplaces
  • SaaS platforms
SECTION 12

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUTOMATED SYSTEMS

Some ASAGUS services or products may incorporate artificial intelligence, machine learning, generative AI, automated decision-support, or third-party AI models.

AI-generated outputs can be incomplete, inaccurate, unexpected, or unsuitable for a particular purpose.

Unless specifically agreed otherwise, AI-enabled functionality should not be treated as a substitute for appropriate human review in high-impact, legal, financial, medical, safety-critical, regulatory, or similarly sensitive decisions.

Clients are responsible for evaluating whether AI-enabled systems are appropriate for their intended use and for establishing suitable human oversight, permissions, review processes, and operational controls.

Third-party AI providers may also impose separate terms, usage policies, or technical limitations.

SECTION 13

CONFIDENTIALITY

Each party may receive non-public business, technical, commercial, operational, or product information belonging to the other party.

Where information is reasonably understood to be confidential, the receiving party should use reasonable care to protect it and should not intentionally disclose it to unauthorized third parties except where disclosure is:

Exceptions to Confidentiality

Confidential information generally does not include information that:

  • Is publicly available without breach of an obligation
  • Was lawfully known before disclosure
  • Is independently developed without using the confidential information
  • Is lawfully received from another source without confidentiality restrictions

Where a separate Non-Disclosure Agreement applies, that agreement will govern confidentiality to the extent of any conflict.

  • Necessary to perform the engagement
  • Authorized by the other party
  • Required by law
  • Made to professional advisers or service providers subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations
SECTION 14

DATA PROTECTION AND SECURITY

ASAGUS uses reasonable technical and organizational measures appropriate to the systems and services involved.

However, no software, network, cloud platform, application, or data-transmission method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Client Security Controls

Clients remain responsible for security controls under their control, including:

  • Account credentials
  • User permissions
  • Production access
  • Internal policies
  • Backup procedures
  • Employee access
  • Regulatory obligations
  • Security configurations controlled by the client

Where an engagement involves processing personal information on behalf of a client, additional data-processing terms may be required depending on the nature of the project and applicable law.

Please review the ASAGUS Privacy Policy for additional information about how ASAGUS handles personal information.

SECTION 15

TESTING AND ACCEPTANCE

Software development involves technical complexity, and no non-trivial software system can be guaranteed to remain entirely free from defects under every possible environment or usage condition.

ASAGUS performs testing appropriate to the agreed scope, but clients are responsible for reviewing deliverables and reporting material issues within any acceptance or review period defined in the applicable agreement.

Where no specific review period is agreed, clients should report material delivery issues within a reasonable period after receiving the relevant deliverable.

Out-of-Scope Issues

Issues caused by the following may fall outside the original scope and may require separate work:

  • Requirements introduced after delivery
  • Third-party changes
  • Unauthorized modifications
  • Unsupported environments
  • Client configuration
  • External infrastructure
  • Misuse of the software
  • Changes made by parties other than ASAGUS
SECTION 16

MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT

Maintenance, monitoring, upgrades, hosting, security support, bug-fix periods, ongoing development, infrastructure administration, and technical support are only included where expressly stated in the applicable agreement or product terms.

Completion of a development project does not automatically create an indefinite maintenance or support obligation.

Where ongoing support is requested, ASAGUS may offer a separate maintenance arrangement, support plan, retainer, subscription, or new scope of work.

SECTION 17

ACCEPTABLE USE

You may not use ASAGUS websites, products, software, APIs, or services to:

ASAGUS may restrict or suspend access where reasonably necessary to protect systems, users, third parties, or legal interests.

  • Violate applicable law
  • Infringe intellectual property or privacy rights
  • Distribute malicious software
  • Attempt unauthorized access to systems or accounts
  • Interfere with service availability
  • Circumvent security or usage restrictions
  • Abuse, overload, scrape, probe, or attack systems without authorization
  • Conduct fraudulent activity
  • Misrepresent your identity or authority
  • Use a product in a manner expressly prohibited by applicable product documentation or policy
SECTION 18

WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS

ASAGUS aims to provide professional services and functional software consistent with the applicable agreed scope.

However, except for obligations expressly stated in a written agreement and to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ASAGUS does not guarantee that:

  • A website, application, product, or service will always be uninterrupted
  • Every software defect will be eliminated
  • Third-party systems will remain available or unchanged
  • A particular business, financial, marketing, search-ranking, conversion, or revenue result will be achieved
  • AI-generated outputs will always be accurate
  • Software will be compatible with every future platform, browser, device, API, or external service

Any performance projections, estimates, recommendations, or examples should not be interpreted as guaranteed outcomes.

SECTION 19

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ASAGUS will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential losses arising from the use of our website, products, or services. This may include, where legally permitted:

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ASAGUS's aggregate liability relating to a particular paid engagement will generally not exceed the amount actually paid to ASAGUS for the specific service or product giving rise to the claim during the period applicable to that claim, unless a different liability arrangement is expressly agreed in writing.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

  • Loss of profits
  • Loss of revenue
  • Loss of business opportunity
  • Loss of goodwill
  • Loss of anticipated savings
  • Business interruption
  • Loss or corruption of data
  • Loss arising from third-party services
SECTION 20

INDEMNIFICATION

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to be responsible for claims, losses, or costs arising from your unlawful use of ASAGUS products or services, your violation of these Terms, or materials you provide that infringe the rights of another party.

Any specific indemnification obligations applicable to a commercial project may be defined separately in the applicable Project Agreement.

SECTION 21

TERMINATION AND SUSPENSION

Either party may end a service engagement according to the termination provisions contained in the applicable written agreement.

ASAGUS may suspend or terminate access to a service or product where reasonably necessary because of:

  • Material breach of these Terms
  • Non-payment
  • Fraudulent activity
  • Security risk
  • Unlawful use
  • Abuse of systems
  • Violation of product-specific restrictions
  • Legal or regulatory requirements

Termination does not automatically cancel payment obligations for work already completed, committed resources, purchased products, incurred expenses, or other amounts properly due.

Provisions intended by their nature to survive termination may continue to apply, including provisions concerning intellectual property, confidentiality, payment obligations, disclaimers, and limitations of liability.

SECTION 22

PORTFOLIO AND PUBLICITY

ASAGUS will not intentionally publish confidential client information without appropriate authorization.

Where permitted by the client or applicable agreement, ASAGUS may identify completed public work in its portfolio, website, presentations, case studies, or business materials.

If an engagement is subject to confidentiality, white-label delivery, or restrictions on public attribution, those restrictions should be agreed in writing.

Do not publish confidential client names, private screenshots, internal data, or project details where permission has not been granted.

SECTION 23

EVENTS OUTSIDE REASONABLE CONTROL

ASAGUS will not be responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances reasonably outside our control.

Such circumstances may include major infrastructure outages, widespread Internet failures, cloud-platform failures, natural disasters, governmental actions, conflict, labor disruptions, serious security incidents, widespread service-provider failures, or other extraordinary events.

We will make reasonable efforts to resume affected services when practical.

SECTION 24

GOVERNING TERMS AND DISPUTES

Where a Project Agreement, Order Form, product agreement, or other written contract specifies governing law, jurisdiction, or dispute-resolution procedures, those provisions will apply to that engagement.

Where no separate written provision exists, disputes should first be addressed through good-faith communication between the parties in an effort to reach a practical resolution.

Any governing-law or jurisdiction provisions used by ASAGUS should be interpreted subject to mandatory rights and protections that cannot legally be waived.

SECTION 25

CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

ASAGUS may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes to our website, products, services, technology, business practices, or legal requirements.

The updated version will be published on this page with a revised “Last Updated” date.

Material changes will apply prospectively unless otherwise required by law or agreed between the parties.

For active commercial engagements, changes to these general website Terms do not automatically replace specifically negotiated contractual terms contained in an existing signed agreement.

SECTION 26

SEVERABILITY

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable under applicable law, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent legally permitted.

The invalid or unenforceable provision should be interpreted or modified only to the extent necessary to make it enforceable where permitted.

SECTION 27

ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These Terms, together with any applicable Project Agreement, Statement of Work, Order Form, product license, Privacy Policy, or other written terms expressly incorporated into an engagement, form the applicable agreement between ASAGUS and the relevant user or client concerning that subject matter.

They replace prior discussions or representations concerning the same subject matter only to the extent provided by the applicable written agreement.

SECTION 28

CONTACT INFORMATION

If you have questions about these Terms, an ASAGUS service, product, invoice, or agreement, please contact us:

ASAGUS
Islamabad, Pakistan

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