Terms of Service

Audital provides evidence organisation, evidence review and human-reviewed analysis relating to AI delivery activities, buyer questions, claims, supporting records, versions, gaps and approvals.

Audital’s services may include an Evidence Sprint, AI Delivery Assurance Review, Evidence Ops or other expressly agreed work.

The customer is responsible for providing accurate, complete and lawfully obtained information and evidence.

The customer remains responsible for reviewing and approving any output before relying on it or sharing it with another party.

Audital does not provide legal advice, regulatory certification, compliance approval, audit assurance, procurement approval or guaranteed regulatory or commercial outcomes.

Audital assesses the relationship between supplied claims and supplied evidence. Final organisational, legal, regulatory and procurement decisions remain with the customer and its relevant advisers, buyers or authorities.

Customer information will be handled in accordance with the applicable engagement terms and Audital’s Privacy Policy.

Customers must not provide information they are not authorised to share.

The applicable fees are those shown on the relevant payment page, order form, written proposal or engagement record.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, fees are payable before work begins.

Evidence Ops has an initial three-month commitment where expressly selected or agreed.

Delivery dates depend on the agreed scope and the customer providing the required information and evidence on time.

Audital is not responsible for delays caused by incomplete, inaccurate or late customer materials.

Each party retains ownership of its pre-existing materials and intellectual property.

The customer retains ownership of its supplied information and evidence.

Audital retains ownership of its methods, templates, systems and general know-how, excluding customer-confidential materials.

Audital’s outputs are based on the evidence and information supplied. Audital does not guarantee that a regulator, buyer, adviser, auditor or other third party will accept an output or reach a particular decision.

Any termination rights, notice periods or refund terms are governed by the applicable order form, payment page, written proposal or engagement record.

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, unless otherwise agreed in writing.