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Terms of Service

These Terms of Service outline the rules, responsibilities, and guidelines for using SIT website, services, and digital products. By using our services, you agree to these terms.

Last update: Aug 12, 2026

legal

Terms of Service

These Terms of Service outline the rules, responsibilities, and guidelines for using SIT website, services, and digital products. By using our services, you agree to these terms.

Last update: Aug 12, 2026

Let’s Make Things Clear

What We DoA quick look at the technology and digital services SIT provides, and how the exact scope of each project is defined.

What We Need From YouYour responsibilities around information, access, credentials, content, approvals, feedback, and project requirements.

How Projects WorkHow scope, deliverables, approvals, timelines, revisions, and changes are handled throughout a project.

Fees & PaymentsHow project fees, milestones, additional work, third-party costs, and late payments are handled.

Who Owns WhatHow intellectual property, custom deliverables, existing tools, libraries, frameworks, and third-party assets are treated.

Your Data & PrivacyHow information is handled and what responsibilities you have when sharing data or granting access to SIT.

When Things ChangeHow revisions, scope changes, new requirements, and additional work can affect a project's cost and timeline.

Service LimitationsWhy we can't guarantee uninterrupted service, every third-party integration, every security threat, or a specific business outcome.

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SIT provides technology and digital services to businesses, organizations, teams, and individuals. Depending on the project, our work may include web development, software development, UI/UX design, system integration, automation, IT consulting, technical support, maintenance, and related digital services.These Terms form an agreement between you and SIT when you purchase, engage, or use our services.A specific project may also have a proposal, statement of work, service agreement, quotation, or other written agreement. If a project-specific agreement contains terms that conflict with these Terms, the project-specific agreement will generally apply to that project.

Questions about these terms?

We'd rather talk about it than leave you guessing.let's build a partnership based on trust, transparency and good communication.