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1. Acceptance of Terms

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”, “Terms of Use”, or “Agreement”) govern your access to and use of the InfoGlobal website, online platforms, technology solutions, professional services, and all related services provided by InfoGlobal (“Company”, “InfoGlobal”, “we”, “our”, or “us”).

InfoGlobal is an information technology solutions provider offering customized digital solutions to businesses, organizations, startups, and individuals. The Company provides a wide range of technology services including website design and development, web application development, software development, mobile application development, UI/UX design, digital marketing solutions, search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing, cloud-based solutions, IT consulting, website maintenance, technical support, and other related technology services.

These Terms define the legal relationship between InfoGlobal and any person, organization, company, or entity (“User”, “you”, or “your”) accessing our website, requesting information, purchasing services, communicating with our team, or engaging with any technology solution provided by InfoGlobal.

By accessing, browsing, registering on, submitting information through, or using the InfoGlobal website or services, you acknowledge that you have carefully read, understood, and agreed to be legally bound by these Terms and Conditions.

These Terms apply regardless of the method through which you access our services, including but not limited to our website, email communication, telephone communication, social media platforms, digital applications, client portals, proposals, quotations, or any other official communication channel operated by InfoGlobal.

If you do not agree with any provision contained in these Terms, you must immediately discontinue accessing our website and refrain from using our services.

Your continued use of InfoGlobal’s website or services after acceptance of these Terms shall constitute your agreement to comply with all provisions mentioned herein.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to revise, update, modify, or replace any portion of these Terms at its sole discretion. Changes may be made due to legal requirements, changes in business practices, introduction of new services, technological developments, or operational requirements.

Any revised Terms shall become effective from the date they are published on the InfoGlobal website unless otherwise specified. Users are responsible for reviewing the Terms periodically to remain informed about applicable conditions.

2. Acceptance of Terms and Formation of Agreement

By accessing or using any service provided by InfoGlobal, you confirm that you have accepted these Terms and agree to comply with all obligations, restrictions, and conditions mentioned herein.

These Terms create a legally binding agreement between you and InfoGlobal. This agreement becomes effective when you:

  • access or browse our website;
  • submit an enquiry or contact form;
  • request a quotation or proposal;
  • communicate with InfoGlobal representatives;
  • purchase or subscribe to any service;
  • provide approval for project execution;
  • make payment for any service;
  • use any technology solution provided by InfoGlobal.

If you are accessing or using InfoGlobal services on behalf of a company, partnership, organization, or other legal entity, you confirm that:

  • you have the legal authority to represent that entity;
  • you have the authority to accept these Terms on behalf of such entity;
  • the entity agrees to be responsible for compliance with these Terms.

InfoGlobal may provide certain services under separate written agreements, proposals, contracts, statements of work, or service-level agreements. Such agreements may contain additional terms specific to a particular project, including service scope, pricing, timelines, deliverables, payment schedules, and ownership rights.

In case of any conflict between these Terms and a separately executed written agreement, the provisions of the specific written agreement shall prevail only for that particular project or engagement.

3. About InfoGlobal

InfoGlobal is committed to providing technology-driven solutions that help businesses establish, improve, and manage their digital presence.

The Company works with clients to understand their business requirements and provide customized solutions based on their objectives, technical requirements, industry needs, and operational goals.

InfoGlobal’s services may include planning, consultation, designing, development, implementation, integration, maintenance, optimization, and technical support of digital solutions.

The Company continuously improves its services, technologies, processes, and delivery methods to provide efficient and reliable solutions. Therefore, InfoGlobal reserves the right to modify, enhance, upgrade, replace, or discontinue any service, feature, technology, or offering at any time.

Any modification or discontinuation of services shall not affect existing contractual commitments unless mutually agreed between InfoGlobal and the concerned client.

InfoGlobal does not guarantee that every service will be suitable for every business requirement. Clients are responsible for communicating their objectives, expectations, technical requirements, and limitations before engaging InfoGlobal for any service.

4. Definitions

For the purpose of these Terms and Conditions, the following words and expressions shall have the meanings assigned below.

company

The term “Company”, “InfoGlobal”, “we”, “our”, or “us” refers to InfoGlobal, including its owners, directors, employees, consultants, representatives, affiliates, contractors, partners, and authorized personnel involved in providing services.

User

The term “User” refers to any individual, visitor, customer, business representative, organization, or entity that accesses, browses, interacts with, or uses the InfoGlobal website or services.

Client

The term “Client” refers to any individual, company, organization, startup, business entity, or legal person that engages InfoGlobal for obtaining professional services, technology solutions, consultation, development, maintenance, or support.

Services

The term “Services” refers to all products, solutions, technology services, and professional services offered by InfoGlobal, including but not limited to:

  • website development;
  • software development;
  • mobile applications;
  • digital marketing;
  • SEO services;
  • website maintenance;
  • consulting services;
  • cloud solutions;
  • technical support;
  • customized IT solutions.

Websites

The term “Website” refers to the official InfoGlobal website, including all pages, content, features, tools, forms, resources, and related digital platforms.

Content

The term “Content” includes all information available through InfoGlobal platforms, including text, images, graphics, designs, logos, trademarks, videos, documents, software, source code, and other materials.

Delieverables

The term “Deliverables” refers to the final outputs provided by InfoGlobal to a client as part of a project or service engagement.

Third-Party services

The term “Third-Party Services” refers to external platforms, software, applications, hosting providers, APIs, payment processors, plugins, or technologies owned and operated by external parties.

5. Eligibility to Access Services

By using InfoGlobal services, you confirm that you have the legal ability to enter into this agreement.

You must provide accurate and complete information whenever required during communication, registration, project discussions, or service engagement.

InfoGlobal services are intended for legitimate business and professional purposes. Users must not access or use our services for unlawful activities, fraudulent purposes, misleading practices, or activities that violate applicable laws.

If InfoGlobal determines that a user has provided incorrect information, misrepresented their identity, violated these Terms, or engaged in harmful activities, the Company reserves the right to suspend communication, refuse service, restrict access, or terminate the relationship without prior notice.

6. Website Usage and Access Terms

The InfoGlobal website is provided to users for the purpose of understanding the Company’s services, accessing information about technology solutions, communicating with the Company, submitting enquiries, requesting consultations, and engaging with InfoGlobal for professional services.

By accessing or using the InfoGlobal website, you agree that your use of the website shall be governed by these Terms and all applicable laws and regulations.

InfoGlobal grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and revocable permission to access and use the website solely for lawful purposes and for obtaining information regarding the Company’s services.

You acknowledge and agree that access to the website does not create any ownership rights, intellectual property rights, or license rights over any content, software, design, technology, or material available through the website.

The website and all information provided through it are intended for general informational purposes. While InfoGlobal makes reasonable efforts to ensure that the information available on the website is accurate, complete, and updated, the Company does not guarantee that all information will always remain error-free, current, uninterrupted, or suitable for every user’s specific requirements.

The Company reserves the right to modify, update, remove, restrict, suspend, or discontinue any part of the website, including its content, features, functionality, services, or availability, at any time without prior notice.

InfoGlobal may occasionally experience interruptions due to maintenance activities, technical updates, server issues, security measures, software upgrades, third-party service interruptions, or circumstances beyond the Company’s reasonable control.

You acknowledge that temporary unavailability of the website shall not constitute a breach of these Terms, and InfoGlobal shall not be liable for any loss, inconvenience, business interruption, or damages arising from such interruptions.

7. Website Content and Information Accuracy

All content available on the InfoGlobal website, including but not limited to text, descriptions, service information, graphics, images, designs, videos, logos, trademarks, documents, and other materials, is provided for informational and business communication purposes.

InfoGlobal makes reasonable efforts to ensure that the information published on its website accurately represents its services, capabilities, and offerings. However, certain information may become outdated due to changes in technology, market conditions, service offerings, business processes, or operational requirements.

The Company does not guarantee that:

  • the website content will always remain completely accurate or updated;
  • the website will always be available without interruption;
  • any information provided through the website will meet every user’s specific expectations;
  • the website will be free from technical errors, bugs, or security vulnerabilities.

Users should contact InfoGlobal directly for accurate information regarding service availability, pricing, project requirements, timelines, and technical specifications before making any business decision.

Any reliance placed on information available through the website shall be at the user’s own discretion and risk.

8.User Account Registration and Management

Certain services, platforms, or client management systems provided by InfoGlobal may require users or clients to create an account or provide specific information for identification, communication, project management, or service delivery purposes.

When creating an account or submitting information to InfoGlobal, you agree that all information provided by you shall be accurate, complete, and truthful.

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account details, login credentials, passwords, and any other authentication information associated with your account.

You must immediately notify InfoGlobal if you become aware of:

  • unauthorized access to your account;
  • misuse of your login credentials;
  • security breaches affecting your account;
  • suspicious activities conducted through your account.

You are solely responsible for all activities performed through your account unless such activity occurs due to a security failure directly caused by InfoGlobal.

You must not:

  • share your account credentials with unauthorized individuals;
  • allow third parties to access your account without permission;
  • create accounts using false information;
  • impersonate another person, organization, or entity;
  • use another person’s account without authorization.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to suspend, restrict, disable, or terminate any account if the Company believes that the account has been used in violation of these Terms, applicable laws, security requirements, or ethical business practices.

9.User Security Responsibilities

InfoGlobal takes reasonable measures to protect its website, systems, and services from unauthorized access, security threats, and misuse. However, users also have an important responsibility to maintain the security of their own information and accounts.

Users agree to take appropriate security precautions while accessing InfoGlobal services, including maintaining secure passwords, protecting confidential information, and avoiding unauthorized access to their accounts.

You are responsible for ensuring that any device, network connection, software, or system used to access InfoGlobal services is secure and protected against viruses, malware, unauthorized access, and other security risks.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for losses, damages, unauthorized access, or security incidents caused due to:

  • negligence by the user;
  • sharing of login credentials;
  • compromised user devices;
  • insecure networks;
  • unauthorized access caused by the user’s actions;
  • failure to follow recommended security practices.

Where security concerns are identified, InfoGlobal may take necessary measures including temporary suspension of access, additional verification requirements, restriction of account activities, or other protective actions to safeguard its systems and users.

10.Acceptable Use Policy

Users accessing InfoGlobal’s website and services agree to use them only for lawful, ethical, and authorized purposes.

You agree that you shall not use InfoGlobal’s website, services, systems, or communication channels for any activity that may:

  • violate any applicable law, regulation, or legal requirement;
  • infringe upon intellectual property rights of InfoGlobal or any third party;
  • harm, threaten, abuse, harass, or interfere with others;
  • damage the reputation, security, or operations of InfoGlobal;
  • introduce viruses, malicious code, malware, or harmful technology;
  • attempt unauthorized access to systems, servers, networks, or accounts;
  • collect or misuse information without authorization;
  • impersonate another person, company, or organization;
  • engage in fraudulent, deceptive, or misleading activities;
  • interfere with website performance or availability.

Users must not attempt to reverse engineer, copy, modify, reproduce, distribute, sell, or exploit any part of InfoGlobal’s technology, software, website structure, source code, designs, or proprietary systems unless expressly authorized in writing by InfoGlobal.

Any attempt to compromise the security, functionality, or integrity of InfoGlobal systems may result in immediate termination of access and may lead to legal action where applicable.

11.Prohibited Activities

While using InfoGlobal services, users are strictly prohibited from engaging in activities that may negatively impact the Company, its systems, employees, clients, partners, or other users.

Prohibited activities include, but are not limited to:

Using the website or services for unlawful purposes or activities prohibited under applicable laws.

Attempting to gain unauthorized access to InfoGlobal servers, databases, networks, accounts, or internal systems.

Uploading, transmitting, or distributing harmful files, viruses, malicious software, or content designed to damage systems.

Attempting to interfere with website operations, disrupt services, or affect the availability of InfoGlobal platforms.

Copying, reproducing, modifying, distributing, or commercially exploiting InfoGlobal’s proprietary content, technology, designs, or materials without written authorization.

Using automated tools, bots, crawlers, scraping systems, or similar technologies to collect information from InfoGlobal’s website without permission.

Submitting false information, fraudulent requests, misleading details, or unauthorized claims.

Using InfoGlobal services to promote illegal activities, unauthorized products, harmful content, or activities that violate ethical standards.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to investigate suspected violations and take appropriate action, including restricting access, suspending services, terminating agreements, or pursuing legal remedies.

12.Client Responsibilities and Obligations

When engaging InfoGlobal for any service, the client acknowledges and agrees that successful delivery of technology solutions requires active cooperation, timely communication, accurate information, and necessary support from both parties.

The client shall be responsible for providing InfoGlobal with complete, accurate, and relevant information required for understanding the project requirements and delivering the agreed services. This may include business details, technical requirements, content, images, documents, branding materials, access credentials, domain information, hosting details, third-party account information, and any other resources required for project execution.

The client understands that the quality, functionality, and effectiveness of the final deliverables may depend on the accuracy and completeness of the information, instructions, and materials provided by the client.

The client shall ensure that all materials, information, content, documents, images, trademarks, logos, software, and other resources provided to InfoGlobal are legally owned by the client or that the client has obtained appropriate authorization to use such materials.

The client shall be solely responsible for ensuring that any content or materials provided to InfoGlobal do not violate any third-party rights, including intellectual property rights, copyright, trademark rights, privacy rights, or any applicable laws.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for any legal claims, disputes, penalties, losses, or damages arising from unauthorized, unlawful, or infringing materials provided by the client.

The client agrees to provide timely feedback, approvals, confirmations, and decisions required for project progress. Delays caused due to lack of communication, delayed approvals, incomplete requirements, or failure to provide necessary information may impact project timelines and delivery schedules.

The client acknowledges that InfoGlobal’s ability to complete projects efficiently depends on cooperation from the client, and unreasonable delays or lack of cooperation may result in revised timelines, additional charges, or suspension of project activities.

13.Service Requests and Project Initiation

All requests for services, consultations, quotations, proposals, or project discussions submitted to InfoGlobal shall be considered as an expression of interest and shall not create a binding obligation unless formally accepted by both parties.

Before commencing any project, InfoGlobal may evaluate the client’s requirements, technical specifications, business objectives, estimated workload, timelines, and resources required for completion.

Based on this evaluation, InfoGlobal may provide a proposal, quotation, service agreement, statement of work, or other documentation describing the scope of services, estimated timelines, pricing structure, deliverables, and applicable terms.

A project shall be considered officially accepted only after mutual confirmation between InfoGlobal and the client through written approval, signed agreement, acceptance of proposal, payment of applicable fees, or any other method recognized by InfoGlobal.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to decline any service request if the requested work:

  • conflicts with applicable laws;
  • violates ethical standards;
  • involves unauthorized or harmful activities;
  • exceeds the Company’s technical capabilities;
  • creates unreasonable risks;
  • conflicts with existing obligations.

The Company shall not be obligated to accept every service request submitted by users or potential clients.

14.Scope of Services

The scope of services provided by InfoGlobal shall be determined based on the specific requirements agreed upon between InfoGlobal and the client.

Each project may have different requirements, timelines, deliverables, technical specifications, and implementation methods depending on the nature of the service.

The services provided by InfoGlobal may include, but are not limited to, website development, software development, mobile application development, digital marketing services, SEO services, UI/UX design, maintenance services, technical consulting, and customized IT solutions.

InfoGlobal shall make reasonable efforts to provide services according to the agreed requirements. However, the client acknowledges that technology projects may involve technical limitations, third-party dependencies, evolving requirements, and unforeseen challenges.

Any additional requirements, modifications, features, integrations, revisions, or changes requested by the client after approval of the project scope may be treated as additional work and may require revised timelines and additional charges.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for implementing features, functionalities, or requirements that were not included within the originally agreed scope of work unless mutually agreed upon by both parties.

15.Project Requirements and Documentation

Before beginning any project, InfoGlobal may require the client to provide detailed requirements, objectives, references, technical information, content, design preferences, and other necessary documentation.

The client agrees to provide accurate project information to enable InfoGlobal to understand the expected outcome and develop suitable solutions.

The client acknowledges that incomplete, inaccurate, or frequently changing requirements may affect:

  • project timelines;
  • development processes;
  • estimated costs;
  • final results;
  • resource allocation.

InfoGlobal may rely on the information provided by the client for project planning and execution. Any delay or issue caused due to incorrect information provided by the client shall not be considered a failure of service by InfoGlobal.

Where required, InfoGlobal may prepare project plans, proposals, specifications, or documentation describing the expected scope and requirements.

The client shall review such documents carefully and communicate any concerns before project commencement. Approval of project documents shall indicate acceptance of the mentioned requirements.

16. Communication and Client Interaction Terms

Effective communication between InfoGlobal and clients is essential for successful project completion.

Clients agree to communicate with InfoGlobal through official communication channels provided by the Company, including official email addresses, project management platforms, communication tools, or other approved methods.

InfoGlobal may communicate with clients regarding:

  • project updates;
  • approvals;
  • technical discussions;
  • payment reminders;
  • service notifications;
  • important changes;
  • support requests.

Clients are responsible for ensuring that their contact information provided to InfoGlobal remains accurate and updated.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for delays, missed communications, or project interruptions caused due to incorrect contact details, unavailable representatives, failure to respond, or lack of communication from the client’s side.

The client agrees to maintain professional and respectful communication with InfoGlobal representatives, employees, and service providers.

Any abusive, threatening, discriminatory, unlawful, or inappropriate communication may result in restriction or termination of services.

17. Approvals, Reviews, and Feedback

During the course of a project, InfoGlobal may require client approval at different stages, including but not limited to design approval, content approval, development approval, testing approval, and final delivery approval.

The client agrees to review submitted work within a reasonable timeframe and provide clear feedback or approval.

Where feedback is required, the client shall provide specific and consolidated feedback to avoid unnecessary delays and repeated modifications.

Failure to provide timely feedback or approval may result in suspension of project activities until the required response is received.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for delays caused due to pending approvals, delayed feedback, or changes requested after approval.

Once a client approves a particular stage of work, any further modifications or changes to that approved stage may be considered additional work and may be subject to additional charges.

18. Project Timeline and Delivery Conditions

InfoGlobal shall provide estimated timelines for project completion based on the agreed scope, requirements, resources, and technical considerations.

Any timeline provided by InfoGlobal shall be considered an estimated timeframe and not a guaranteed completion date unless specifically mentioned in a written agreement.

Project timelines may be affected by various factors, including but not limited to:

  • delayed client responses;
  • incomplete requirements;
  • changes in project scope;
  • third-party service delays;
  • technical challenges;
  • unexpected issues;
  • circumstances beyond InfoGlobal’s control.

InfoGlobal shall make reasonable efforts to complete projects within the estimated timeframe; however, the Company shall not be liable for delays caused due to factors outside its reasonable control.

The client acknowledges that technology development requires testing, revisions, quality checks, and implementation processes, and final delivery timelines may vary depending on project complexity

19. Service Terms and Conditions

InfoGlobal provides customized technology solutions based on the specific requirements, objectives, and business needs of each client. The nature, scope, timelines, pricing, and deliverables of each service may vary depending on project complexity, technical requirements, resources involved, and mutually agreed terms between InfoGlobal and the client.

The client acknowledges that technology services require proper planning, development, testing, implementation, and ongoing communication. InfoGlobal shall make reasonable efforts to provide professional services according to industry standards; however, the final outcome may depend on various factors, including client cooperation, third-party services, technical limitations, and changes in requirements.

The client understands that all services provided by InfoGlobal shall be governed by the agreed project scope, proposal, quotation, service agreement, or statement of work. Any requirement outside the agreed scope may be considered additional work and may involve additional charges and revised timelines.

20. Website Development Services

InfoGlobal provides website design and development services including, but not limited to, corporate websites, business websites, e-commerce websites, portfolio websites, landing pages, web portals, and customized web-based solutions.

Website development services may include planning, design, user interface development, front-end development, back-end development, database integration, content management system implementation, testing, optimization, and deployment depending on the agreed scope.

The client agrees to provide all necessary information, content, images, branding materials, product details, service descriptions, legal documents, and other resources required for website development.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for delays caused due to failure of the client to provide required content, approvals, credentials, or feedback within the required timeframe.

The client acknowledges that website performance may depend on various external factors, including hosting infrastructure, third-party plugins, internet service providers, browser compatibility, device specifications, and external integrations.

While InfoGlobal follows professional development practices, the Company does not guarantee that websites will be completely free from technical issues, bugs, compatibility limitations, or future technology changes.

After completion of the website, InfoGlobal may provide the client with an opportunity to review and approve the final version before deployment. Once the client provides approval or the website is made live based on client confirmation, any further modifications may be treated as additional development work.

21. Software Development Services

InfoGlobal provides customized software development solutions based on client requirements, including business applications, management systems, automation solutions, enterprise software, and other technology platforms.

Software development projects require detailed planning, requirement analysis, system design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance processes.

The client understands that software development is a complex process and that final functionality depends on the accuracy of requirements provided by the client.

The client shall provide complete information regarding business processes, expected functionalities, user requirements, technical preferences, and operational objectives.

InfoGlobal shall develop software solutions according to the approved requirements and specifications. Any modifications, additional features, integrations, or changes requested after approval of the development scope may require additional charges and revised delivery timelines.

The client acknowledges that software may require periodic updates, security improvements, maintenance, and modifications due to changes in technology, operating systems, business requirements, or third-party dependencies.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for issues arising due to unauthorized modifications, misuse, improper implementation, third-party interference, or changes made by parties other than InfoGlobal.

22. Mobile Application Development Services

InfoGlobal provides mobile application development services for various platforms, including but not limited to Android and iOS applications.

Mobile application development may include requirement analysis, application design, user interface development, coding, testing, integration, deployment assistance, and technical support as agreed between InfoGlobal and the client.

The client shall provide necessary information, application requirements, content, branding materials, and approvals required for successful development.

The client understands that mobile applications may depend on third-party platforms such as application stores, operating systems, APIs, payment gateways, hosting providers, and external services.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for changes, restrictions, approvals, delays, or policy updates imposed by third-party platforms such as app marketplaces or external service providers.

The client acknowledges that application performance may vary depending on device specifications, operating system versions, network conditions, and third-party dependencies.

Any additional features, modifications, integrations, or updates requested after approval of the application scope may be subject to additional charges.

23. Digital Marketing Services

InfoGlobal provides digital marketing solutions designed to improve online visibility, brand awareness, customer engagement, and digital presence.

Digital marketing services may include social media marketing, content creation, paid advertising management, campaign planning, online branding, analytics, and other marketing activities depending on the agreed service scope.

The client acknowledges that digital marketing results may vary depending on multiple factors, including market conditions, competition, industry trends, audience behaviour, advertising platforms, budget allocation, content quality, and external factors.

InfoGlobal does not guarantee specific business results, revenue generation, sales numbers, rankings, customer acquisition, or return on investment unless expressly mentioned in a written agreement.

The client understands that digital platforms, including advertising networks and social media platforms, operate according to their own policies, algorithms, and guidelines, which may change without notice.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for changes in platform policies, account restrictions, advertisement disapprovals, algorithm updates, or limitations imposed by third-party platforms.

24. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Services

InfoGlobal provides SEO services aimed at improving website visibility, search engine performance, and online presence.

SEO activities may include website analysis, keyword research, content optimization, technical improvements, competitor analysis, backlink strategies, performance monitoring, and reporting depending on the selected service package.

The client understands that search engine rankings are determined by complex algorithms controlled by search engines and are affected by various factors beyond InfoGlobal’s control.

InfoGlobal does not guarantee:

  • specific search engine rankings;
  • guaranteed traffic increases;
  • guaranteed sales or leads;
  • immediate results within a fixed timeframe.

SEO is a continuous process, and results may require consistent effort, optimization, and time depending on competition, website condition, industry, and search engine updates.

The client agrees that delays or fluctuations in rankings, traffic, or performance due to search engine algorithm changes shall not be considered failure of service by InfoGlobal.

25. Website Maintenance and Support Services

InfoGlobal may provide website maintenance, technical support, updates, security assistance, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting services based on the selected service agreement.

Maintenance services may include bug fixes, content updates, software updates, security improvements, performance optimization, and technical assistance.

The scope of maintenance services shall depend on the agreement between InfoGlobal and the client.

Requests outside the agreed maintenance scope, including major redesigns, new features, additional development, or significant modifications, may be charged separately.

The client is responsible for maintaining proper backups of their data unless backup services are specifically included within the service agreement.

InfoGlobal shall take reasonable measures to protect website functionality and security; however, the Company shall not be responsible for issues caused by third-party services, unauthorized access, hosting failures, client modifications, or external factors.

26. Payment Terms and Billing

The client agrees to pay all applicable fees, charges, and costs associated with services provided by InfoGlobal according to the payment terms mentioned in the quotation, proposal, invoice, or service agreement.

Payment schedules may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the project. InfoGlobal may require advance payments, milestone-based payments, subscription payments, recurring payments, or full payment before service delivery depending on the agreed arrangement.

The client acknowledges that timely payment is essential for uninterrupted project execution.

Failure to make payments within the agreed timeframe may result in:

  • suspension of services;
  • delay in project delivery;
  • withholding of deliverables;
  • termination of services;
  • recovery of outstanding amounts.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to charge applicable late payment fees or additional charges where permitted under the service agreement.

27. Taxes and Government Charges

All prices quoted by InfoGlobal shall be subject to applicable taxes, government charges, and statutory requirements unless specifically stated otherwise.

The client shall be responsible for payment of applicable taxes associated with the purchase of services.

InfoGlobal may collect and deposit applicable taxes as required under Indian laws and regulations.

Any changes in tax laws, government regulations, or statutory requirements may result in adjustments to applicable charges.

28. Refund and Cancellation Policy

Due to the customized nature of IT services, development projects, digital solutions, and professional services provided by InfoGlobal, payments made for services may generally be non-refundable once project work has commenced.

Before initiating any project, InfoGlobal and the client may discuss project scope, requirements, timelines, and payment terms to ensure mutual understanding.

If a client wishes to cancel a project after commencement, the client must submit a written cancellation request to InfoGlobal.

Cancellation requests shall be reviewed based on:

  • project progress;
  • work completed;
  • resources allocated;
  • expenses incurred;
  • contractual obligations.

Any refund, if applicable, shall be determined at the sole discretion of InfoGlobal after considering the above factors.

Advance payments made for completed work, third-party purchases, licenses, subscriptions, resources, or services already utilized shall not be refundable.

29.Intellectual Property Rights

All intellectual property rights associated with the InfoGlobal website, digital platforms, technology solutions, systems, software, designs, processes, methodologies, documentation, trademarks, logos, branding elements, proprietary tools, frameworks, source materials, and other intellectual assets shall remain the exclusive property of InfoGlobal unless expressly transferred through a written agreement.

The term “Intellectual Property Rights” includes all rights relating to copyrights, trademarks, service marks, trade names, designs, patents, software rights, database rights, trade secrets, confidential information, know-how, and any other proprietary rights recognized under applicable laws.

Nothing contained in these Terms shall be interpreted as granting users or clients any ownership rights over InfoGlobal’s intellectual property except where specifically agreed in writing.

Users and clients are granted only a limited right to access and use InfoGlobal’s services for their intended business purposes. Such access does not transfer ownership, licensing rights, or commercial rights over any intellectual property belonging to InfoGlobal.

The client agrees that they shall not copy, reproduce, modify, distribute, reverse engineer, sell, sublicense, publish, or commercially exploit any InfoGlobal intellectual property without obtaining prior written permission from the Company.

Any unauthorized use of InfoGlobal’s intellectual property may result in termination of services and may lead to legal action under applicable laws.

30. Ownership of Client Materials

The client retains ownership of all materials, information, documents, content, trademarks, logos, images, data, and other resources provided by the client to InfoGlobal for the purpose of delivering services.

The client grants InfoGlobal a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, and temporary right to use such materials solely for performing the agreed services.

This permission allows InfoGlobal to access, process, modify, reproduce, store, and use client-provided materials only to the extent necessary for project execution, development, implementation, testing, maintenance, or support.

InfoGlobal does not claim ownership over client-provided materials unless expressly agreed through a separate written agreement.

The client represents and warrants that they have all necessary rights, permissions, and authorizations to provide such materials to InfoGlobal.

The client shall be solely responsible for ensuring that the materials provided do not violate any third-party rights, including copyright, trademark, privacy, confidentiality, or intellectual property rights.

InfoGlobal shall not be liable for any claims, disputes, losses, penalties, or damages arising from unauthorized materials provided by the client.

31. Ownership of Deliverables

Ownership rights relating to final project deliverables shall depend on the terms agreed between InfoGlobal and the client through a proposal, quotation, service agreement, or written contract.

Unless otherwise specified, payment completion and fulfilment of contractual obligations may result in transfer of ownership of agreed final deliverables to the client.

However, ownership transfer shall not include:

  • InfoGlobal’s internal tools;
  • development frameworks;
  • reusable code components;
  • libraries;
  • methodologies;
  • technical processes;
  • templates;
  • software modules;
  • confidential business processes;
  • pre-existing intellectual property owned by InfoGlobal.

InfoGlobal retains the right to reuse general knowledge, skills, experience, techniques, concepts, and non-confidential elements developed during the course of providing services.

The client shall not claim ownership over any underlying technology, tools, systems, or resources owned by InfoGlobal and used during service delivery unless specifically transferred through a written agreement.

Where third-party software, plugins, libraries, licenses, APIs, or technologies are used, ownership and usage rights shall remain subject to the terms and conditions of the respective third-party providers.

32. Portfolio and Promotional Rights

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, InfoGlobal reserves the right to showcase completed projects, designs, websites, applications, or other deliverables created for clients as part of its portfolio, marketing materials, presentations, case studies, and promotional activities.

InfoGlobal may display publicly available information relating to completed projects, including project descriptions, screenshots, logos, and general details, for the purpose of demonstrating its experience and capabilities.

If a client requires confidentiality regarding a project or does not wish the project to be displayed publicly, such requirement must be communicated and agreed upon in writing before project completion.

InfoGlobal shall respect reasonable confidentiality requirements agreed with the client.

33. Confidentiality Obligations

During the course of providing services, InfoGlobal and the client may exchange confidential information, including business information, technical details, strategies, financial information, customer information, software details, project documents, credentials, and other sensitive information.

Both parties agree to maintain confidentiality of such information and shall not disclose, misuse, distribute, or provide access to confidential information to unauthorized third parties.

Confidential information shall only be used for purposes related to the service engagement between InfoGlobal and the client.

Each party agrees to take reasonable measures to protect confidential information from unauthorized access, disclosure, or misuse.

Confidentiality obligations shall not apply to information that:

  • is publicly available without breach of confidentiality;
  • was already lawfully known before disclosure;
  • is independently developed without using confidential information;
  • is required to be disclosed under applicable law or legal proceedings.

Where disclosure is legally required, the receiving party shall, where legally permitted, provide reasonable notice to the other party before disclosure.

34. Data Protection and Privacy

InfoGlobal respects the privacy and confidentiality of user and client information and handles personal data in accordance with applicable privacy laws and regulations.

Information collected through InfoGlobal’s website, communication channels, and service engagements may be processed for purposes including:

  • providing requested services;
  • communicating with users and clients;
  • managing projects;
  • improving services;
  • maintaining security;
  • fulfilling legal obligations;
  • providing customer support.

InfoGlobal implements reasonable technical and organizational measures designed to protect personal information from unauthorized access, misuse, alteration, disclosure, or destruction.

Users and clients acknowledge that no method of electronic storage or transmission is completely secure, and while InfoGlobal takes reasonable security measures, absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

For detailed information regarding collection, processing, storage, and usage of personal data, users should refer to the InfoGlobal Privacy Policy.

35. Client Data Handling

During service delivery, InfoGlobal may receive access to client data, business information, website content, application data, databases, credentials, files, and other materials necessary for completing projects.

InfoGlobal shall use client data only for legitimate purposes related to providing agreed services.

The Company shall not intentionally sell, misuse, or disclose client data to unauthorized parties.

Access to client information shall be limited to employees, contractors, partners, and service providers who require such access for performing assigned responsibilities.

InfoGlobal may retain certain information after project completion where required for legal compliance, record keeping, technical support, dispute resolution, or business purposes.

The client remains responsible for maintaining appropriate backups of their own data unless backup services are specifically included within the service agreement.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for loss of client data caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including third-party failures, unauthorized access, client actions, hosting failures, malware attacks, or external security incidents.

36. Security Practices

InfoGlobal follows reasonable security practices designed to protect its systems, platforms, and client information from unauthorized access, misuse, and security threats.

Security measures may include access controls, authentication procedures, monitoring systems, secure development practices, data protection measures, and restricted access protocols.

However, the client acknowledges that cybersecurity risks exist and that no digital system can guarantee complete protection against all possible threats.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for security incidents caused by:

  • client negligence;
  • compromised passwords;
  • unauthorized third-party access;
  • insecure client systems;
  • misuse of services;
  • vulnerabilities in third-party platforms;
  • events beyond reasonable control.

Clients are responsible for maintaining secure access credentials and following recommended security practices.

37. Third-Party Services and External Platforms

InfoGlobal may integrate or utilize third-party services, software, platforms, APIs, hosting providers, payment gateways, plugins, tools, or technologies while providing services.

Such third-party services may be necessary for website development, software functionality, digital marketing, analytics, payment processing, hosting, communication, or other technology requirements.

The use of third-party services shall be subject to the respective terms, conditions, privacy policies, and licensing agreements of those third-party providers.

InfoGlobal does not control and shall not be responsible for:

  • availability of third-party platforms;
  • changes in third-party policies;
  • service interruptions;
  • pricing changes;
  • security issues;
  • data practices of external providers.

Clients acknowledge that certain features or functionalities may depend on third-party services, and InfoGlobal shall not be liable for limitations or failures caused by such external services.

38. Disclaimer of Warranties

InfoGlobal provides its website, services, technology solutions, and related resources on an “as available” and “as provided” basis, subject to the terms and conditions mentioned in this Agreement.

While InfoGlobal makes reasonable efforts to provide reliable, professional, and high-quality technology solutions, the Company does not make any express or implied warranties regarding the continuous availability, accuracy, reliability, completeness, security, performance, or suitability of its website, services, or deliverables for any specific purpose unless expressly agreed in writing.

The client acknowledges and agrees that technology services involve various factors beyond the direct control of InfoGlobal, including third-party platforms, internet infrastructure, software dependencies, hosting providers, operating systems, search engine algorithms, application marketplaces, and evolving technology standards.

InfoGlobal does not guarantee that:

  • the website, applications, software, or services will always operate without interruptions or errors;
  • all technical issues, bugs, vulnerabilities, or defects will be completely eliminated;
  • digital marketing, SEO, or online campaigns will achieve specific business results;
  • search engine rankings, website traffic, leads, sales, or revenue will increase within a specific timeframe;
  • third-party platforms, integrations, APIs, or services will continue to function without changes or interruptions;
  • services will meet requirements that were not communicated or agreed upon before project commencement.

The client understands that professional technology services are delivered based on available information, agreed requirements, and technical feasibility at the time of development or implementation.

Any recommendations, suggestions, strategies, estimates, or guidance provided by InfoGlobal are based on professional experience and available information but shall not be considered a guarantee of specific outcomes.

39. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted under applicable laws, InfoGlobal, its directors, employees, representatives, affiliates, partners, contractors, and service providers shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary damages arising from or related to:

  • use or inability to use the website or services;
  • delays in project completion;
  • technical failures;
  • website downtime;
  • software errors;
  • data loss;
  • security incidents;
  • third-party service failures;
  • business interruption;
  • loss of profits;
  • loss of revenue;
  • loss of customers;
  • loss of reputation;
  • unauthorized access;
  • changes in technology platforms;
  • search engine algorithm changes;
  • marketing performance outcomes.

The client acknowledges that technology services involve inherent risks and uncertainties, and InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for losses resulting from circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

Where liability is established against InfoGlobal, the maximum liability of the Company shall not exceed the amount actually paid by the client to InfoGlobal for the specific service giving rise to the claim during the applicable engagement period, unless otherwise required by law.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for any damages caused due to:

  • incorrect information provided by the client;
  • misuse of deliverables;
  • unauthorized modifications;
  • third-party interference;
  • failure to follow instructions;
  • negligence of the client;
  • external security threats;
  • events outside the reasonable control of InfoGlobal.

40. Indemnification

By using InfoGlobal’s website or services, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless InfoGlobal, its directors, employees, representatives, affiliates, contractors, partners, and service providers from any claims, damages, liabilities, losses, expenses, or legal costs arising from:

Your violation of these Terms and Conditions.

Your misuse or unauthorized use of InfoGlobal’s website, services, systems, or technology solutions.

Any content, materials, information, data, or resources provided by you that infringe upon third-party rights.

Any unlawful activities conducted through your account, website, application, or services.

Any breach of applicable laws, regulations, agreements, or third-party obligations.

Any dispute between you and another party arising from your business operations, content, products, services, or activities.

The client shall cooperate with InfoGlobal in defending against any such claims and shall provide necessary information, assistance, and support required for resolution.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to assume exclusive control over the defence and settlement of any matter subject to indemnification, and the client agrees not to settle any such matter without prior written approval from InfoGlobal.

41. Force Majeure

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for any failure, delay, interruption, or inability to perform its obligations where such failure occurs due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Company.

Such circumstances may include, but are not limited to:

  • natural disasters;
  • floods;
  • earthquakes;
  • fire;
  • war;
  • terrorism;
  • government restrictions;
  • regulatory changes;
  • internet failures;
  • power outages;
  • cyberattacks;
  • server failures;
  • telecommunications failures;
  • labour disputes;
  • pandemics;
  • third-party service interruptions;
  • technical failures beyond reasonable control.

During the occurrence of a Force Majeure event, InfoGlobal’s obligations shall be temporarily suspended to the extent affected by such circumstances.

The Company shall make reasonable efforts to resume services as soon as practically possible after the circumstances causing the delay have been resolved.

Force Majeure events shall not relieve the client from payment obligations for services already provided, completed work, or expenses incurred before such event.

42. Service Suspension and Restriction

InfoGlobal reserves the right to suspend, restrict, limit, or discontinue access to any service, account, platform, or project where necessary to protect the Company, its systems, users, clients, or business operations.

Service suspension may occur in situations including, but not limited to:

  • non-payment of applicable fees;
  • violation of these Terms;
  • fraudulent activities;
  • unauthorized access attempts;
  • misuse of services;
  • security risks;
  • illegal activities;
  • abusive behaviour;
  • requests that violate applicable laws.

Where reasonably possible, InfoGlobal may provide notice before suspension. However, immediate action may be taken where necessary to protect security, legal compliance, or operational stability.

Suspension of services shall not remove any payment obligations or liabilities already incurred by the client.

InfoGlobal may restore suspended services after the issue has been resolved, applicable payments have been completed, and compliance with these Terms has been confirmed.

43. Termination of Services

Either InfoGlobal or the client may terminate a service engagement according to the terms mentioned in the applicable agreement, proposal, or contract.

InfoGlobal may terminate or discontinue services immediately if:

  • the client violates these Terms;
  • payments remain unpaid;
  • the client engages in unlawful activities;
  • the client misuses InfoGlobal resources;
  • continuation of services creates legal, security, or operational risks.

Upon termination of services:

The client shall remain responsible for all outstanding payments, charges, and obligations incurred before termination.

Access to certain systems, platforms, accounts, or services may be suspended or removed.

Confidentiality obligations, intellectual property provisions, payment obligations, limitation of liability clauses, and other provisions intended to survive termination shall continue to remain effective.

Termination shall not affect rights or remedies available to either party for violations occurring before termination.

44. Data Retention After Termination

Following completion or termination of services, InfoGlobal may retain certain information, documents, records, communications, and project-related data where necessary for:

  • legal compliance;
  • accounting purposes;
  • dispute resolution;
  • maintaining business records;
  • providing future support;
  • protecting legitimate business interests.

The retention of such information shall be handled according to applicable laws and InfoGlobal’s Privacy Policy.

Clients are responsible for obtaining and maintaining copies of their important data, files, credentials, and deliverables unless otherwise agreed under a service agreement.

45. Compliance With Applicable Laws

Both InfoGlobal and users agree to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and legal requirements while using or providing services.

The client is responsible for ensuring that their business activities, content, products, services, and requirements comply with applicable laws.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to refuse or discontinue any service request that may violate legal requirements, ethical standards, or regulatory obligations.

46. Relationship Between InfoGlobal and Client

The relationship between InfoGlobal and the client shall be that of an independent service provider and client.

Nothing contained in these Terms shall create a partnership, employment relationship, agency relationship, franchise relationship, or joint venture between InfoGlobal and the client unless expressly agreed in writing.

InfoGlobal shall provide services independently using its own expertise, resources, processes, and professional judgment.

47.Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of India, without regard to principles of conflict of laws that may require the application of the laws of another jurisdiction.

By accessing InfoGlobal’s website, using its services, or entering into a service relationship with the Company, you agree that any legal relationship between you and InfoGlobal shall be subject to the applicable laws and regulations of India.

The courts located within the jurisdiction where InfoGlobal’s registered office is situated shall have exclusive authority and jurisdiction over any disputes, claims, proceedings, or legal matters arising out of or relating to:

  • these Terms and Conditions;
  • use of InfoGlobal’s website;
  • services provided by InfoGlobal;
  • contractual relationships between InfoGlobal and clients;
  • interpretation or enforcement of these Terms.

The parties agree to make reasonable efforts to resolve disputes amicably before initiating formal legal proceedings.

48. Dispute Resolution

InfoGlobal believes in maintaining professional and transparent relationships with its clients and users. In the event of any disagreement, dispute, concern, or claim arising from these Terms or the services provided by InfoGlobal, both parties agree to first attempt to resolve the matter through good-faith discussions.

The party raising a dispute shall provide written notice describing:

  • the nature of the dispute;
  • relevant facts and circumstances;
  • supporting documents or information;
  • the expected resolution.

Upon receiving such notice, both parties shall make reasonable efforts to communicate and resolve the matter through mutual consultation.

If the dispute cannot be resolved through discussion within a reasonable period, either party may pursue appropriate legal remedies available under applicable laws.

Nothing in this section shall prevent either party from seeking urgent legal relief where necessary to protect intellectual property rights, confidential information, security interests, or other legal rights.

49. Changes to Terms and Conditions

InfoGlobal reserves the right to modify, update, amend, or revise these Terms and Conditions at any time to reflect changes in:

  • business operations;
  • technology services;
  • legal requirements;
  • regulatory obligations;
  • industry practices;
  • Company policies.

Any updated version of these Terms shall be published on the InfoGlobal website with the revised effective date.

Users and clients are encouraged to review these Terms periodically to remain informed about applicable conditions.

Your continued access to the website or continued use of InfoGlobal’s services after any changes have been published shall constitute acceptance of the updated Terms.

If you do not agree with any revised provision, you must discontinue the use of InfoGlobal services and communicate your concerns to the Company.

For existing clients, material changes affecting ongoing projects shall be communicated where reasonably required.

50. Notices and Official Communication

Any official notices, communications, requests, or correspondence relating to these Terms or services provided by InfoGlobal shall be made through authorized communication channels.

Official communication may include:

  • registered email communication;
  • written notices;
  • project management platforms;
  • official business communication channels;
  • other methods mutually agreed between InfoGlobal and the client.

Users and clients are responsible for ensuring that the contact information provided to InfoGlobal remains accurate and updated.

InfoGlobal shall not be responsible for failure to receive notices caused by incorrect contact details, outdated information, email restrictions, spam filtering, or technical issues outside the Company’s control.

A notice shall be considered properly delivered when sent through an official communication channel maintained by InfoGlobal.

51. Severability

If any provision, clause, or part of these Terms and Conditions is found to be invalid, unlawful, unenforceable, or contrary to applicable law by a competent authority or court, such provision shall be modified or removed only to the extent necessary.

The remaining provisions of these Terms shall continue to remain valid, effective, and enforceable.

The invalidity or unenforceability of any specific provision shall not affect the validity of the remaining Terms and Conditions.

InfoGlobal and the user agree that the remaining provisions shall continue to govern their relationship to the fullest extent permitted under applicable law.

52. Entire Agreement

These Terms and Conditions, together with any applicable:

  • service agreements;
  • proposals;
  • quotations;
  • statements of work;
  • invoices;
  • project documentation;
  • Privacy Policy;
  • additional written agreements;

constitute the complete agreement between InfoGlobal and the user or client regarding the use of services.

These Terms replace and supersede any previous discussions, communications, representations, or understandings relating to the subject matter covered herein, unless specifically incorporated into a written agreement.

No verbal statement, representation, promise, or assurance shall modify these Terms unless confirmed in writing by an authorized representative of InfoGlobal.

53. Waiver

Failure or delay by InfoGlobal to exercise any right, remedy, or provision under these Terms shall not be considered a waiver of that right or remedy.

Any waiver of a specific provision shall apply only to that particular situation and shall not affect the Company’s right to enforce the same provision in future circumstances.

No waiver shall be considered valid unless provided in writing by an authorized representative of InfoGlobal.

54. Assignment of Rights

Users and clients may not transfer, assign, or delegate their rights, responsibilities, or obligations under these Terms to any third party without prior written approval from InfoGlobal.

InfoGlobal may assign or transfer its rights, responsibilities, or obligations under these Terms to:

  • affiliates;
  • successors;
  • business partners;
  • entities involved in restructuring;
  • entities acquiring Company assets or operations.

Any such assignment shall not reduce the rights or protections provided under these Terms.

55. Third-Party Beneficiaries

Unless expressly stated otherwise, these Terms are intended solely for the benefit of InfoGlobal and the user or client.

No third party shall have the right to enforce any provision of these Terms unless such right is expressly granted under a separate written agreement.

56. No Unlawful or Unauthorized Use

Users agree that they shall not use InfoGlobal’s website, services, technology solutions, or communication channels for activities that violate:

  • applicable laws;
  • regulations;
  • intellectual property rights;
  • privacy rights;
  • security requirements;
  • ethical business practices.

InfoGlobal reserves the right to take appropriate action against any user or client engaging in unauthorized, harmful, fraudulent, or illegal activities.

57. Feedback and Suggestions

InfoGlobal welcomes feedback, suggestions, reviews, and recommendations from users and clients to improve its services and customer experience.

By submitting feedback or suggestions, you grant InfoGlobal permission to use such feedback for improving services, internal evaluation, marketing purposes, or business development activities, unless otherwise agreed.

InfoGlobal shall not be obligated to compensate users for suggestions or feedback provided voluntarily.

58. Customer Support and Assistance

InfoGlobal strives to provide professional assistance and support to users and clients through available communication channels.

Support availability, response times, and assistance levels may vary depending on the type of service agreement, subscription plan, project scope, or maintenance package selected by the client.

InfoGlobal shall make reasonable efforts to respond to service-related concerns and provide appropriate assistance within a reasonable timeframe.

59. Contact Information

For any questions, concerns, requests, complaints, or information regarding these Terms and Conditions, users may contact InfoGlobal through the official communication channels provided below:

Company Name: InfoGlobal
Website: https://careerkeysolutions.in/
Email: careerkeysolutions@gmail.com

Contact Number: +916268267709
Registered Address: Office No. 416, 4th Floor, Manas Bhawan Extension,
11 RNT Marg, Near Madhumilan Square
Indore (M.P.) 452001

60. Acceptance of Terms

By accessing the InfoGlobal website, submitting an enquiry, requesting services, entering into a business relationship, or using any services provided by InfoGlobal, you confirm that:

  • you have read and understood these Terms and Conditions;
  • you agree to comply with all provisions mentioned herein;
  • you accept the rights, responsibilities, limitations, and obligations described in this Agreement.

These Terms and Conditions represent the complete understanding between InfoGlobal and users regarding the use of the Company’s website and services.