Legal

Still to be decided

Some clauses depend on business decisions that have not been made yet. Rather than invent an answer, the documents say so where it matters — and here is the list, so nobody has to go looking for it.

• Which registered legal entity contracts with subscribers and with custom-project clients?
  "Midcrowd" as a trading name, with the entity marked to be confirmed.
• What is the registered business address that must appear on invoices and notices?
  No address is printed; correspondence is directed to the support mailbox.
• Which country's law governs the customer agreement, and where are disputes heard?
  The governing-law clause states that this is to be confirmed.
• Is 14 days the intended refund window for a platform subscription payment, and does it apply to the $0.99 first month as well as to renewals?
  14 days, stated as Midcrowd's practice rather than as a statutory right.
• What are the standard commercial terms for a custom project — deposit percentage, payment schedule, late-payment consequence, warranty period, and whether IP transfers on final payment?
  The custom-services terms say each of these is set in the written proposal for that project, and state no default figure.
• Which regions may subscriber and end-customer data be processed in, and is a signed DPA offered to business subscribers?
  The data-processing terms describe the sub-processors actually in use and say the region list is to be confirmed.
• Which AI providers may be used on a custom project, and must each be named to the client before data reaches it?
  The AI terms say providers are named in the project proposal and may change with notice.