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Website Terms

Website Terms of Use

These Terms of Use govern access to the Atlas public website and, unless superseded by a signed order form, master services agreement, or other written customer contract, govern access to the Atlas web and mobile applications. Atlas is a business-to-business service intended for authorized business users.

Public website versus subscribed services

The public website is provided for general information, commercial contact, and product overview purposes. A customer order form, statement of work, MSA, or similar written agreement controls subscribed use of Atlas services and will prevail over these website terms if there is any conflict.

Eligibility and customer-managed accounts

Atlas accounts are generally provisioned by or for customer organizations. Users must use accurate credentials, keep passwords and authentication codes confidential, and access only the warehouses, roles, and data they are authorized to access.

Atlas may suspend, disable, or require re-verification for any account that presents a security risk, violates these terms, or is no longer authorized by the relevant customer organization.

Acceptable use
  • Do not attempt to bypass access controls, scrape restricted data, interfere with service availability, or test security without written authorization.
  • Do not use Atlas to violate law, export controls, sanctions, workplace rules, or contractual duties owed to another party.
  • Do not upload unlawful content, malware, or content you are not authorized to process through Atlas.
Customer data and privacy

Customers remain responsible for deciding what workforce and operational data they place into Atlas and for issuing instructions to Atlas about that data. Atlas handles privacy and security as described in the Privacy Policy, customer contract, and DPA.

Mobile application and no separate consumer EULA

Atlas is not currently structured as a consumer self-signup app. The Android application is part of the subscribed Atlas service. A separate standalone consumer mobile EULA is not strictly necessary if the customer contract governs service use, but the app store listing, privacy policy, and in-app notices must still accurately describe data use and permissions.

Intellectual property

Atlas and its licensors retain all rights, title, and interest in the website, applications, software, documentation, and related intellectual property, except for customer data and other rights that a written customer contract grants to the customer.

Third-party services

Atlas may rely on third-party infrastructure, diagnostics, analytics, security, storage, and communications providers. Their services may be subject to separate terms and privacy practices. Atlas remains responsible for its own contractual commitments to customers regarding approved subprocessors.

Availability, changes, and support

Atlas may change, update, or discontinue parts of the website or service from time to time. Atlas does not promise uninterrupted operation unless a written customer contract expressly provides service levels, support commitments, or incident processes.

Disclaimers and liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the public website is provided on an as-is and as-available basis. Atlas disclaims implied warranties for the public website. Service warranties, indemnities, and liability caps for subscribed customers should be set in the customer contract rather than inferred from the public website.

Termination and enforcement

Atlas may restrict or terminate access to the website or applications where needed to protect the service, users, customers, or Atlas rights. Customer offboarding, data return, deletion, and suspension handling are governed by the customer agreement and DPA.

Governing terms and legal priority

If you use Atlas under a signed customer contract, that contract controls service scope, pricing, governing law, venue, privacy, security, and data processing. These website terms fill the gap only where no written customer contract says otherwise.