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Terms of Service

These terms describe how Wit and Wood provides services across training, support, and implementation engagements. Project-specific statements of work and commercial proposals govern final scope.

Definitions

Defines key terms such as Services, Client, Deliverables, Membership, and Implementation Scope.

Scope of services

Explains what is included in training, support, done-for-you delivery, and enterprise implementation engagements.

Training

Covers access terms, module usage rights, and learning outcomes as guidance rather than guaranteed certification outcomes.

Membership

Describes support cadence, pause/cancellation rules, and how service windows are allocated.

Done-for-you services

Defines project-based work, scope boundaries, dependencies, and revision logic.

Orders

Engagement begins only after written scope approval and commercial confirmation.

Invoices

Invoices are issued per agreed milestone, cycle, or subscription terms.

Payments

Payment terms, due dates, and consequences of delayed payment are specified in signed proposals.

Delivery timelines

Timelines depend on input quality, response speed, and approved scope boundaries.

Refunds and cancellations

Refund terms vary by service type and are defined at proposal or plan level.

Client responsibilities

Clients must provide accurate inputs, timely decisions, and required licences where applicable.

Licences

Coohom and PYTHA usage follows each platform's own licensing terms; Wit and Wood does not transfer third-party IP rights.

Approvals

Formal approval checkpoints govern production progression and final handoff.

Intellectual property

Ownership and usage rights are defined in the project agreement; pre-existing IP remains with original owners.

Confidentiality

Both parties agree to protect confidential commercial and technical information.

Limitation of liability

Liability is limited to fees paid for the relevant service period to the extent permitted by law.

Governing law and dispute resolution

These terms are governed by Indian law, with dispute resolution jurisdiction in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.