General Terms of Use of the Workflow AI Solution

Version 1.1 · Effective from 31 July 2026
Provider:
SDT SYSTEMS d.o.o.
Čevljarska ulica 16
1230 Domžale
Slovenia
Contact: info@sdtsystems.eu

1. Introductory Provisions

1.1 These General Terms of Use govern access to and use of the Workflow AI website, mobile application, web platform, artificial intelligence functionalities, demo functionalities, free access, credits, paid services, connected devices, wearable devices and other related services provided by SDT SYSTEMS d.o.o.

1.2 Workflow AI is a software, technological and service solution intended to support operational work in companies and organisations.

The solution may include a mobile application, web platform, voice assistant, artificial intelligence, large language models, translation, speech recognition, preparation and conversion of work instructions, employee onboarding, task guidance, communication, documentation, reporting, analytics, connected devices, wearable devices and other related functionalities.

1.3 Workflow AI may be used across different departments, job roles and industries, including manufacturing, logistics, retail, cleaning, maintenance, service activities, human resources, internal training, administration and other operational environments.

1.4 Certain parts of Workflow AI may be in a development, testing, demo, pilot, minimum viable product or gradual market introduction phase.

Individual functionalities may therefore be changed, supplemented, limited, replaced, temporarily suspended or discontinued.

1.5 Workflow AI is provided exclusively for business, professional and organisational use. It is not intended for private consumer use.

1.6 By registering an account, accepting these General Terms through the application or platform, downloading or using Workflow AI, or otherwise clearly accepting these General Terms, the User confirms that they have read, understood and accepted them.

1.7 Where a User uses Workflow AI on behalf of a company, employer, institution or other legal entity, the User confirms that they are authorised to use Workflow AI and, where applicable, to accept these General Terms on behalf of that entity.

1.8 Where a separate written agreement, order form, offer, data processing agreement or purchase order has been concluded, that document shall apply together with these General Terms.

In the event of a conflict, the separately signed written agreement shall prevail.

2. Definitions

For the purposes of these General Terms:

Provider
means SDT SYSTEMS d.o.o.
Workflow AI
means the Provider’s software, technological and service solution, including its mobile application, web platform, AI functionalities, voice assistant, large language models, translation, speech recognition, preparation of instructions, reporting, analytics, integrations, documentation, devices and related services.
Website
means the Workflow AI website, landing pages, inquiry forms, meeting booking pages, application download pages and other Provider web interfaces.
Application
means the mobile application or another software interface through which a User accesses Workflow AI.
Platform
means the web-based administrative environment through which Organisations and Users may manage users, documents, procedures, instructions, tasks, settings, reports and other content.
User
means a natural person who accesses the Website, registers an account, downloads the Application, accesses the Platform or uses Workflow AI.
Organisation
means a company, employer, customer, agency, institution or other legal entity on whose behalf Workflow AI is used.
Administrator
means a User authorised by an Organisation to manage the Organisation’s account, Users, access rights, content, procedures, approvals or settings.
End User
means an employee, worker, external collaborator, agency worker, contractor, trainee, supervisor, manager, student or another person to whom an Organisation provides access to Workflow AI.
Free Access
means demo, promotional, test, trial or other free use of Workflow AI.
Credits
means usage units that may be allocated for the use of certain Workflow AI functionalities.
User Content
means any data, document, procedure, instruction, manual, image, audio recording, video recording, text, translation, question, answer, communication, comment, work-related information or other content entered, uploaded, created or processed by a User or Organisation.
AI Output
means any instruction, translation, response, summary, recommendation, analysis, warning, procedure, report, image interpretation, transcription or other content generated or modified through artificial intelligence or automated processing.
Approved Content
means content that has been reviewed and expressly approved for operational use by an authorised and competent representative of the Organisation.
Wearable Devices
means headsets, microphones, speakers, cameras, mobile devices, sensors or other equipment used together with Workflow AI.

3. Website, Inquiries and Meeting Booking

3.1 The Website may enable presentation of Workflow AI, submission of inquiries, booking of meetings, downloading of the Application, access to demo content and access to documentation.

3.2 Submitting an inquiry, booking a meeting or downloading the Application does not in itself create a paid contractual relationship.

3.3 The Provider may contact a User or Organisation following an inquiry, registration, download or meeting booking for the purpose of providing information, support, demonstrations, offers or further cooperation.

3.4 Users must provide accurate, complete and up-to-date information.

The Provider shall not be responsible for consequences arising from incorrect, incomplete, outdated or misleading information supplied by a User or Organisation.

4. Registration and User Accounts

4.1 Registration may be required to use certain Workflow AI functionalities.

4.2 Users must provide accurate and current registration information and update it where necessary.

4.3 Users are responsible for protecting passwords, login credentials, devices, access rights and authentication methods.

4.4 A User may not allow another person to use their personal account unless this is expressly permitted by the Organisation or enabled by the functionality of Workflow AI.

4.5 If a User registers using an Organisation’s e-mail address or invitation, the account may be linked to that Organisation.

The Organisation and its Administrators may manage access rights, content, user roles, account settings and other business-related aspects of the account.

4.6 The Provider may temporarily restrict or disable an account where there are reasonable grounds to suspect:

  1. unauthorised access;
  2. account misuse;
  3. a breach of these General Terms;
  4. unlawful activity;
  5. a security threat; or
  6. a risk to the Provider, an Organisation, a User or a third party.

5. Acceptance of Terms and Electronic Records

5.1 The Provider may require the User to actively accept these General Terms through an unticked checkbox, confirmation button or comparable electronic mechanism.

5.2 The Privacy Policy is provided as information about personal data processing. Confirmation that the Privacy Policy has been read does not constitute consent to all personal data processing activities.

5.3 Where consent is required for a specific optional processing activity, such consent shall be requested separately.

5.4 Acceptance of these General Terms may be recorded together with:

  1. User and Organisation identification;
  2. date and time;
  3. version of the General Terms;
  4. version of the Privacy Policy;
  5. language of the documents;
  6. User role;
  7. session or device information; and
  8. other information reasonably necessary to document acceptance.

5.5 Where the same User uses the Application and Platform through the same account, acceptance of the same version of the General Terms does not need to be repeated on each interface.

5.6 The Provider may require renewed active acceptance where the General Terms are materially amended.

6. Free Access, Demo Use and Test Functionalities

6.1 The Provider may enable Free Access to certain functionalities.

6.2 Free Access is intended for familiarisation, testing, internal evaluation, demonstrations, training and assessment of suitability.

6.3 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Provider does not guarantee:

  1. any minimum duration of Free Access;
  2. any particular functionality;
  3. any service level;
  4. support response times;
  5. continued availability; or
  6. continued storage of content.

6.4 The Provider may change, limit, suspend or discontinue Free Access at any time.

6.5 Free Access shall not automatically convert into paid use unless the User or Organisation expressly accepts a paid package, offer, order or agreement.

7. Credits

7.1 The Provider may allocate free, promotional or paid Credits.

7.2 Credits may be consumed when using functionalities such as:

  1. AI processing;
  2. large language models;
  3. translation;
  4. speech recognition;
  5. image or video processing;
  6. generation of instructions;
  7. document processing;
  8. analytics; or
  9. voice functionalities.

7.3 The method of credit calculation and consumption may be displayed through the Application, Platform, Website, offer or other notice.

7.4 Free or promotional Credits:

  1. have no monetary value;
  2. cannot be exchanged for money;
  3. are not transferable;
  4. are not refundable; and
  5. may expire.

7.5 Once Credits are exhausted, certain functionalities may become unavailable or limited.

7.6 The Provider may reasonably change the credit calculation method, packages or credit consumption rules.

8. Workflow AI Functionalities

8.1 Workflow AI may include:

  1. employee onboarding and training;
  2. multilingual communication;
  3. translation and voice communication;
  4. preparation and conversion of work instructions;
  5. task and procedure guidance;
  6. operational support;
  7. work lists, reminders and tasks;
  8. communication between Users and departments;
  9. collection and organisation of knowledge;
  10. processing of text, documents, images, audio or video;
  11. reports, summaries and analytics;
  12. communication with a supervisor or responsible person;
  13. connected and wearable devices;
  14. integrations with third-party systems; and
  15. other functionalities introduced by the Provider.

8.2 The availability and quality of individual functionalities may depend on the relevant package, language, country, device, network, work environment, configuration, integration, development phase and third-party service.

8.3 The Provider does not guarantee that every functionality will be available in every language, country, environment or on every device.

9. Artificial Intelligence and Verification of Outputs

9.1 Workflow AI uses artificial intelligence, large language models, automated processing, speech recognition, translation, text processing, image processing and analytics.

These technologies may generate outputs that are:

  1. incorrect;
  2. incomplete;
  3. inaccurate;
  4. outdated;
  5. misleading;
  6. ambiguous;
  7. inconsistent;
  8. inappropriate; or
  9. unsuitable for a particular situation.

9.2 Workflow AI is a support tool only.

It does not replace the judgement, expertise, instructions, supervision or responsibility of the Organisation, employer, Administrator, manager, supervisor, occupational health and safety professional, technical expert, legal adviser, HR department, data protection officer or another competent person.

9.3 Unless expressly marked otherwise, all AI Outputs shall be treated as draft and unverified content.

9.4 AI Outputs must not be published, assigned to End Users or used in an operational work process until they have been reviewed and expressly approved by an authorised and competent representative of the Organisation.

9.5 The Organisation is responsible for verifying the accuracy, completeness, currency, legality, safety and suitability of:

  1. all User Content;
  2. all source documents;
  3. all AI Outputs;
  4. all translations;
  5. all summaries and reports;
  6. all recommendations and warnings;
  7. all generated or converted procedures; and
  8. all content intended for use in a working environment.

9.6 Verification must take into account the specific:

  1. workplace;
  2. task;
  3. equipment;
  4. machinery;
  5. materials;
  6. location;
  7. User;
  8. language;
  9. risk assessment; and
  10. intended purpose.

9.7 The Organisation must designate one or more appropriately qualified persons responsible for reviewing, approving, updating and periodically reassessing content used through Workflow AI.

9.8 The Provider does not independently verify, certify or approve the Organisation’s User Content or AI Outputs unless this is expressly agreed in a separate written agreement.

9.9 The Organisation must ensure that End Users use only Approved Content.

9.10 Conversion, translation, structuring, summarisation or formatting of User Content by Workflow AI does not constitute verification, certification or approval by the Provider.

9.11 Any material amendment to source content, an approved procedure or an AI Output requires renewed review and approval before operational use.

9.12 The Organisation must ensure that Users receive appropriate training regarding:

  1. the limitations of artificial intelligence;
  2. the possibility of incorrect outputs;
  3. the requirement for human verification;
  4. escalation procedures; and
  5. reporting of unsafe or incorrect outputs.

10. Safety-Critical Use and Emergency Situations

10.1 An End User must not follow a Workflow AI output that conflicts with:

  1. applicable legislation;
  2. occupational health and safety rules;
  3. the Organisation’s approved procedures;
  4. an official risk assessment;
  5. the instructions of a manufacturer;
  6. workplace warnings or safety signs;
  7. emergency procedures;
  8. training previously provided to the End User; or
  9. instructions from an authorised supervisor or competent person.

10.2 If an instruction is unclear, contradictory, unexpected, potentially unsafe or appears incorrect, the User must:

  1. stop relying on the instruction;
  2. stop the relevant task where reasonably possible;
  3. place equipment or the work area in a safe condition where reasonably possible; and
  4. contact a supervisor or another competent person.

10.3 Workflow AI is not an emergency response system.

It must not be relied upon as the sole source of information during:

  1. accidents;
  2. fires;
  3. medical emergencies;
  4. security incidents;
  5. equipment failures;
  6. chemical spills;
  7. dangerous events; or
  8. other urgent situations.

10.4 In an emergency, Users must follow official emergency procedures and contact the competent emergency service or responsible person.

10.5 Workflow AI may support safety-related or technically sensitive procedures only where the relevant content has been reviewed and approved by a competent person and is used together with:

  1. official procedures;
  2. legally required training;
  3. risk assessments;
  4. manufacturer instructions; and
  5. appropriate human supervision.

10.6 Without appropriate human approval and supervision, Workflow AI must not be used as the sole basis for:

  1. starting, stopping, operating, repairing or maintaining machinery;
  2. electrical work;
  3. lockout or tagout procedures;
  4. handling dangerous chemicals or materials;
  5. selecting personal protective equipment;
  6. medical, legal or financial advice;
  7. occupational health and safety decisions; or
  8. any activity where an incorrect output could reasonably result in injury, death, material damage or a significant infringement of rights.

11. Translation and Communication

11.1 Translations provided by Workflow AI are intended to support communication.

11.2 The Provider does not guarantee that translations will always be accurate, complete, culturally appropriate, technically precise, legally precise or suitable for official use.

11.3 Safety-critical, legally binding, medical, technical or otherwise material translations must be independently verified by a competent person.

11.4 Users should use clear language and avoid unnecessary mixing of different languages, dialects or technical expressions where this may reduce translation accuracy.

11.5 The Organisation is responsible for determining whether a translation is sufficiently reliable for the intended use.

12. Employment and Workplace Decisions

12.1 Workflow AI must not be used as the sole or automatic basis for decisions concerning:

  1. recruitment;
  2. employment;
  3. termination;
  4. disciplinary measures;
  5. salary;
  6. promotion or demotion;
  7. performance evaluation;
  8. work allocation with material consequences;
  9. occupational safety;
  10. health;
  11. individual rights; or
  12. other decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects.

12.2 Where Workflow AI provides reports, summaries, analytics or operational insights relating to an individual, the Organisation must ensure appropriate human review before taking any action.

12.3 The Organisation is responsible for ensuring compliance with employment law, anti-discrimination rules, workplace monitoring rules and applicable AI legislation.

13. Permitted and Prohibited Use

13.1 Workflow AI may be used only lawfully, responsibly, safely and in accordance with:

  1. these General Terms;
  2. Provider instructions;
  3. Organisation rules;
  4. approved procedures; and
  5. applicable law.

13.2 It is prohibited to:

  1. use Workflow AI for unlawful, harmful, deceptive, discriminatory, violent or unethical purposes;
  2. use Workflow AI for unlawful employee monitoring;
  3. secretly record, photograph, monitor or listen to individuals;
  4. process personal data without an appropriate legal basis;
  5. upload content that the User or Organisation has no right to use;
  6. infringe intellectual property, privacy, personality or confidentiality rights;
  7. bypass access, usage, credit or security restrictions;
  8. introduce viruses, malicious code or harmful content;
  9. interfere with the operation of Workflow AI;
  10. reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble Workflow AI, except where expressly permitted by mandatory law;
  11. use Workflow AI to develop or train a competing product without written permission;
  12. use Workflow AI to generate or distribute dangerous instructions;
  13. represent an AI Output as verified or certified when it has not been approved; or
  14. use Workflow AI contrary to a warning displayed in the Application or Platform.

13.3 The Provider may restrict or disable use where it reasonably suspects misuse, unlawful activity, a security risk or danger to Users or third parties.

14. User Content

14.1 The User or Organisation retains its rights in User Content, subject to rights granted under these General Terms.

14.2 The User or Organisation grants the Provider a limited, non-exclusive right to process User Content to the extent necessary to:

  1. provide Workflow AI;
  2. generate requested outputs;
  3. operate and maintain the service;
  4. provide support;
  5. ensure security;
  6. troubleshoot errors;
  7. comply with legal obligations; and
  8. perform activities permitted under the applicable agreement.

14.3 The Organisation warrants that User Content is:

  1. accurate;
  2. complete;
  3. current;
  4. lawful;
  5. appropriate for the intended use; and
  6. not misleading.

14.4 The Provider is not responsible for errors arising from inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, contradictory or misleading User Content.

14.5 The Organisation is responsible for maintaining the official source version of:

  1. procedures;
  2. instructions;
  3. manuals;
  4. risk assessments;
  5. policies; and
  6. other operational documentation.

14.6 Where there is a discrepancy between the official source documentation and content displayed through Workflow AI, the official approved documentation of the Organisation shall prevail.

14.7 The Organisation must maintain appropriate backup copies of source documents and User Content unless backup services have been expressly agreed.

14.8 The Provider may use anonymised and aggregated data relating to the use of Workflow AI for analysis, statistics, product improvement, research, security and reporting, provided that such data does not identify an individual or Organisation.

15. Personal Data Protection

15.1 Personal data shall be processed in accordance with applicable data protection legislation.

15.2 The Provider’s processing of personal data is further described in the Privacy Policy.

15.3 Where an Organisation uses Workflow AI for its employees, workers, contractors or other End Users, the Organisation generally acts as controller and the Provider generally acts as processor.

15.4 The Organisation is responsible for:

  1. determining the applicable legal basis;
  2. informing individuals;
  3. adopting required internal policies;
  4. assessing workplace monitoring;
  5. assessing cameras, microphones, audio, images and video;
  6. obtaining any required approvals;
  7. carrying out a data protection impact assessment where necessary; and
  8. ensuring lawful use of Workflow AI.

15.5 Where required, the Provider and Organisation shall enter into a separate data processing agreement.

15.6 The Provider may use sub-processors and third-party service providers as described in the Privacy Policy, data processing agreement or sub-processor information.

16. Notices, Consents and End User Information

16.1 The Organisation is responsible for providing End Users with appropriate information regarding the use of Workflow AI in the workplace.

16.2 An End User’s acceptance of these General Terms or acknowledgement of the Privacy Policy does not relieve the Organisation of its responsibilities as employer or controller.

16.3 Where use of Workflow AI is mandatory as part of a work process, the Organisation must determine whether consent is an appropriate legal basis or whether another legal basis must be used.

16.4 Where consent is relied upon, it must be freely given, specific, informed, unambiguous and capable of being withdrawn.

16.5 Optional marketing, cookie, recording or other consents must be requested separately from acceptance of these General Terms.

17. Wearable Devices and Equipment

17.1 Where Wearable Devices or other equipment are supplied by the Provider, additional terms may be set out in an offer, agreement, purchase order or device instructions.

17.2 Users and Organisations must handle devices carefully and safely.

17.3 Devices may not be disassembled, repaired, modified, sold, leased, pledged or transferred without written permission.

17.4 The Organisation is responsible for ensuring lawful and safe use of:

  1. microphones;
  2. cameras;
  3. headsets;
  4. speakers;
  5. mobile devices;
  6. connected equipment; and
  7. captured content.

17.5 Loss, damage, unauthorised use or security incidents involving devices must be reported without undue delay.

18. Support, Maintenance and Availability

18.1 The Provider endeavours to ensure the operation of Workflow AI but does not guarantee:

  1. uninterrupted availability;
  2. error-free operation;
  3. absence of defects;
  4. compatibility with every environment;
  5. identical quality in every language; or
  6. operation on every device.

18.2 Workflow AI may be unavailable due to:

  1. maintenance;
  2. updates;
  3. security measures;
  4. technical issues;
  5. network outages;
  6. third-party service outages;
  7. cyber incidents; or
  8. force majeure.

18.3 The Provider may update, modify, replace or discontinue functionalities.

18.4 Service levels, support response times and maintenance commitments apply only where expressly agreed in writing.

19. Paid Use

19.1 Paid use begins when the User or Organisation expressly accepts an offer, paid package, order, subscription or written agreement.

19.2 Prices, VAT, billing, payment terms, included Users, Credits, support, devices and integrations shall be determined in the relevant commercial document.

19.3 The Provider may change prices and packages for future periods.

19.4 If payments are overdue, the Provider may restrict or suspend paid functionalities after providing an appropriate reminder.

20. Intellectual Property

20.1 All intellectual property rights in Workflow AI belong to the Provider or its licensors.

This includes rights in:

  1. software;
  2. source code;
  3. models;
  4. algorithms;
  5. architecture;
  6. interfaces;
  7. technical solutions;
  8. documentation;
  9. methodologies;
  10. data structures;
  11. trademarks;
  12. names;
  13. logos; and
  14. know-how.

20.2 The User or Organisation receives only a limited right to use Workflow AI in accordance with these General Terms and the applicable agreement.

20.3 Provider markings, trademarks and notices may not be removed or modified.

20.4 Feedback, suggestions and ideas may be used by the Provider for product development and improvement without additional compensation, subject to confidentiality and personal data protection obligations.

21. Confidentiality

21.1 The Provider, User and Organisation must protect confidential information received in connection with Workflow AI.

21.2 Confidential information includes non-public:

  1. business information;
  2. technical information;
  3. financial information;
  4. HR information;
  5. procedures;
  6. work processes;
  7. tests;
  8. pricing;
  9. contractual terms;
  10. security information; and
  11. User Content.

21.3 Confidential information may be disclosed only where:

  1. necessary to provide the service;
  2. permitted by the relevant party;
  3. required by law; or
  4. permitted under these General Terms.

22. References

22.1 For paid cooperation or agreed pilot projects, the Provider may list the Organisation as a business reference unless the Organisation objects in writing or the parties agree otherwise.

22.2 The Provider shall not publicly use an Organisation’s logo or name solely because a person downloaded the Application or used a free demo, unless additional permission has been obtained.

23. Third-Party Services and International Processing

23.1 Workflow AI may rely on third-party services, including:

  1. cloud infrastructure;
  2. AI and large language models;
  3. speech recognition;
  4. translation;
  5. analytics;
  6. communication services;
  7. hosting;
  8. security services; and
  9. other technical providers.

23.2 Depending on the functionality, model and technical configuration, User Content or personal data may be processed or accessed from countries outside the European Economic Area.

23.3 Further information regarding international processing is provided in the Privacy Policy, applicable data processing agreement or sub-processor information.

23.4 The Provider is not responsible for outages or errors of third-party services outside the Provider’s reasonable control.

24. Disclaimer of Warranties

24.1 Workflow AI is provided as a support tool.

24.2 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Provider does not warrant that:

  1. AI Outputs will be correct;
  2. translations will be accurate;
  3. Workflow AI will identify every risk or mistake;
  4. use of Workflow AI will prevent accidents or errors;
  5. Workflow AI will achieve a particular business result;
  6. generated procedures will comply with every applicable rule; or
  7. Workflow AI will be suitable for every purpose.

24.3 No statement in a demonstration, sales presentation, e-mail, roadmap, meeting, marketing material or other communication constitutes a guarantee or warranty unless expressly included in a written agreement signed by an authorised representative of the Provider.

25. Limitation of Liability

25.1 Workflow AI is used at the responsibility of the User and Organisation.

25.2 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Provider shall not be liable for:

  1. decisions made on the basis of AI Outputs;
  2. incorrect, incomplete or unsuitable AI Outputs;
  3. inaccurate translations;
  4. unapproved content;
  5. outdated instructions;
  6. unlawful or improper use;
  7. failure to provide human supervision;
  8. failure to provide required training;
  9. failure to follow official safety procedures;
  10. inaccurate User Content;
  11. equipment or network issues;
  12. third-party system failures;
  13. indirect damage;
  14. loss of profit;
  15. loss of business;
  16. business interruption;
  17. loss of data; or
  18. third-party claims,

except where such limitation is prohibited by law.

25.3 The Provider shall not be liable for damage resulting from the Organisation’s failure to:

  1. review content;
  2. approve content;
  3. update content;
  4. verify translations;
  5. provide supervision;
  6. perform a risk assessment;
  7. provide workplace training; or
  8. comply with applicable law.

25.4 For Free Access, the Provider’s liability shall be limited to the maximum extent permitted by law.

25.5 For paid use, the Provider’s total aggregate liability arising from or connected with Workflow AI shall not exceed the amount paid by the Organisation to the Provider for Workflow AI during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

25.6 The liability cap applies to all claims in aggregate, regardless of the number of Users, events, claims or legal grounds.

25.7 To the maximum extent permitted by law, claims relating to Workflow AI may be brought only against SDT SYSTEMS d.o.o. as the contracting Provider and not against its shareholders, directors, officers, employees, developers, contractors, advisers or representatives personally.

25.8 Nothing in these General Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including liability for intent, fraud or gross negligence where applicable.

26. Indemnification

26.1 To the extent permitted by law, the Organisation shall indemnify and hold harmless the Provider and its directors, employees, contractors and representatives against third-party claims, penalties, damage, costs and reasonable legal expenses arising from:

  1. unlawful or unsafe use of Workflow AI;
  2. a breach of these General Terms;
  3. failure to verify or approve content;
  4. use of outdated or unapproved instructions;
  5. inaccurate User Content;
  6. unlawful personal data processing;
  7. unlawful monitoring or recording;
  8. failure to provide training or supervision;
  9. employment decisions;
  10. infringement of third-party rights; or
  11. breach of occupational health and safety obligations,

to the extent that the relevant matter is attributable to the Organisation, its Users or persons acting on its behalf.

27. Suspension and Termination

27.1 A User may stop using Free Access at any time.

27.2 The Provider may restrict or terminate access where:

  1. these General Terms are breached;
  2. Workflow AI is used unlawfully;
  3. there is a security risk;
  4. the User creates danger to another person;
  5. payment obligations remain overdue;
  6. Free Access is misused; or
  7. continued use could expose the Provider or a third party to material risk.

27.3 Upon termination, the User or Organisation must:

  1. stop using Workflow AI;
  2. return equipment where applicable;
  3. settle outstanding payments; and
  4. stop using materials no longer licensed.

27.4 Provisions concerning confidentiality, personal data, intellectual property, liability, indemnification, payment and dispute resolution shall survive termination.

28. Force Majeure

28.1 The Provider shall not be liable for delay, interruption or failure caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

28.2 Such circumstances may include:

  1. natural disasters;
  2. fires;
  3. floods;
  4. epidemics;
  5. wars;
  6. strikes;
  7. power outages;
  8. internet outages;
  9. cloud service failures;
  10. cyberattacks;
  11. governmental measures;
  12. changes in law; or
  13. other unforeseeable circumstances.

29. Amendments

29.1 The Provider may amend these General Terms due to:

  1. product development;
  2. new functionalities;
  3. changes to AI models;
  4. security requirements;
  5. changes in law;
  6. changes to pricing;
  7. changes to data processing; or
  8. business development.

29.2 Material amendments may require renewed active acceptance.

29.3 Material amendments may include changes affecting:

  1. liability;
  2. payment obligations;
  3. use of artificial intelligence;
  4. workplace monitoring;
  5. personal data processing;
  6. international data transfers; or
  7. material User obligations.

29.4 For non-material amendments, notification through the Website, Application, Platform or e-mail may be sufficient.

29.5 If the User does not agree with amended terms, the User must stop using Workflow AI.

30. Final Provisions

30.1 These General Terms, together with any applicable written agreement, offer, order form and data processing agreement, constitute the contractual framework for using Workflow AI.

30.2 The Organisation confirms that it has not relied on any promise, representation or statement not expressly included in the applicable contractual documents.

30.3 No employee, developer, contractor, salesperson, adviser or representative of the Provider is authorised to provide a personal guarantee concerning the accuracy, safety, availability or performance of Workflow AI.

30.4 If any provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in force.

30.5 These General Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Slovenia.

30.6 The court with subject-matter jurisdiction in Ljubljana shall have jurisdiction over disputes, unless mandatory law provides otherwise.