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Acceptable use policy

What you may and may not do when using the Arcvelle website, design tools, share links and contact forms, and how to report misuse.

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This document is a template written for Arcvelle as it works today. It has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer and will be updated before accounts, payments or AI features launch.

This policy sets out what is and is not allowed when you use arcvelle.com and the Arcvelle tools. It forms part of our terms of use.

Use the site lawfully

You must not use Arcvelle to break the law, to infringe anyone else's rights or to harm other people.

Content you create or share

Share links and embeds display designs through our website. You must not create or share designs, names, notes or other content that:

  • is unlawful, threatening, harassing, hateful or sexually explicit
  • infringes copyright, trade marks or other rights, for example by using images or plans you do not have permission to use
  • contains personal information about other people without a lawful reason
  • is designed to mislead people, for example by pretending to come from Arcvelle or another organisation

Only bring images and PDFs into the tools if you have the right to use them.

Forms and messages

Our contact, newsletter and demo forms are for genuine enquiries. You must not use them to send spam, advertising, malicious links or large numbers of automated messages, or to submit someone else's details without their permission.

Protecting the service

You must not:

  • try to gain unauthorised access to our servers or systems, or interfere with their security
  • overload the site, for example with automated requests that go beyond normal browsing
  • scrape or copy the site's models, materials, templates or text in bulk
  • upload or distribute malware or other harmful code
  • reverse engineer the service to build a competing product, except where the law allows it

Planned features

Accounts, cloud storage, payments and AI features are planned. When they launch, this policy will be updated with any additional rules that apply to them.

What happens if the policy is broken

If we believe this policy has been broken, we may restrict access to the site or to the features involved, and we may report unlawful activity to the relevant authorities.

Reporting misuse

If you see a share link, embed or other use of Arcvelle that breaks this policy, or you believe your rights have been infringed, email [email protected] with the link and a short description. We will look into it.