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Terms statement.

Last updated June 3, 2026. These terms describe acceptable use of the InDocket public website and access-request materials.

Terms statement

Use of the website

You may use the InDocket website to learn about the product, review public coverage and resources, and request access. You may not misuse the site, interfere with its operation, attempt unauthorized access, or submit false or unlawful information.

Informational content

Public website content is provided for general informational purposes. It is not legal advice, lobbying advice, election advice, or a guarantee of legislative outcomes. Legislative records, calendars, and procedural posture can change quickly; teams should verify time-sensitive decisions against primary sources and their own professional judgment.

Access requests and beta materials

Submitting an access request does not guarantee product access, pricing, coverage, or availability. Any private beta, demo, or evaluation materials may be subject to separate written terms.

Intellectual property

The website, copy, visual design, product names, and related materials belong to InDocket or its licensors. You may link to public pages, but you may not copy, resell, or republish the site or product materials as your own.

Third-party links and services

The website may reference third-party services, public data sources, or external websites. InDocket is not responsible for third-party content, policies, or availability.

Changes and contact

We may update this terms statement as the website, product, or access process changes. Questions can be sent to hello@indocket.ai.

These public website terms do not replace a signed customer, pilot, security, or data-processing agreement.

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