Terms, privacy, and product disclaimer
Three policies on one page, each with a permanent anchor and its own effective date: the terms of service, the privacy policy, and the product disclaimer. The terms and privacy policy are being finalized; the disclaimer below states the product's limits.
Terms of service
Effective date: [TBD: effective date]
Operator: [TBD: legal name and address of the contracting entity]
[TBD: full terms of service text, pending legal review]
Privacy policy
Effective date: [TBD: effective date]
Data controller: [TBD: legal name and contact]
[TBD: full privacy policy text, consistent with the security page: data collected, purposes, uploaded file processing, retention, service providers, international transfers, user rights and request route]
Product disclaimer
Effective date: [TBD: effective date]
ArcheSync is independent software. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the US Food and Drug Administration.
ArcheSync reviews uploaded label artwork against the supported US labeling requirements described on the methodology page. A report lists potential issues and open questions, each with the provision it was checked against. A report is not an FDA approval, a certification, or legal advice, and it does not cover requirements outside the supported checks.
A status of No issue means that a particular supported check did not identify an issue in the available evidence. It does not establish that the label or product meets every applicable requirement.
Some questions cannot be answered from label artwork, including formulation and nutrient accuracy, claim substantiation, product classification, package dimensions, facility registration and import requirements. Review those with a qualified specialist.
ArcheSync is in Beta. Cosmetic label review is not yet available.
Questions
Where are the terms?
The terms of service are in the Terms section on this page, at archesync.ai/legal#terms.
How can I make a privacy request?
[TBD: privacy request contact route]
What are the product's stated limitations?
ArcheSync reviews uploaded label artwork against supported US labeling requirements. It is independent software, not affiliated with FDA, and its findings are not legal advice or an FDA approval. The Disclaimer section sets out the limits.