These terms describe the use of the LIRAMON website and the general basis on which AI consulting and digital solutions are offered. A written project agreement defines the particular work, price, and responsibilities for an engagement.
01 / Scope and acceptance
LIRAMON provides AI strategy consulting, business process automation, custom AI workflow development, chatbot implementation, web application development, SaaS product development, digital tool integration, and automation maintenance and technical support. References to LIRAMON, we, us, or our in these terms refer to the service provider operating this website.
Use the website lawfully and only where you have the authority to make the relevant inquiry or act for the organization you represent. Submitting an inquiry does not, by itself, establish a paid engagement, a delivery commitment, or a reserved project start date.
02 / Project agreements and order of precedence
Services begin when the parties agree to the applicable written proposal, statement of work, or service agreement and any required initial payment conditions are satisfied. That document should identify the deliverables, scope, assumptions, schedule, fees, payment milestones, and acceptance criteria.
A project agreement governs the particular engagement. If its expressly agreed terms conflict with these general terms, the project agreement controls for that engagement. These website terms do not replace a separately signed agreement or override rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
03 / Starting prices, fees, and third-party costs
Displayed prices are starting rates in United States dollars. They are estimates for appropriately limited scopes and are not a promise that every project of that type can be completed at the starting price. Hourly, project, prototype, and monthly services may be priced differently according to the requirement.
The written proposal confirms the actual price and what is included. Unless expressly included, third-party subscriptions, hosting, API usage, AI model charges, software licenses, domain charges, and applicable taxes are separate. Any required tax is assessed according to applicable law and the transaction; this website does not quote a universal tax rate.
04 / Payment and billing
Payment amounts, due dates, methods, and any deposits are stated in the project agreement or invoice. No payment is collected by the project inquiry form. An invoice should be reviewed against the agreed scope before payment. Please raise a billing question promptly so the relevant charge can be checked.
If an undisputed payment remains overdue, work may be paused after reasonable notice. The parties should discuss the effect on milestones and access to ongoing support. Interest, late fees, or collection charges apply only where agreed in writing and permitted by law.
05 / Client information, access, and responsibilities
The client is responsible for providing accurate requirements, appropriate decisions and approvals, and lawful access to the information and accounts needed for the work. The client must have permission to use supplied content, data, software, and other materials.
Do not place passwords, payment credentials, highly sensitive personal information, or confidential datasets in a general website inquiry. Necessary access should be supplied through an agreed channel. Delays in inputs, permissions, feedback, or third-party approvals may affect the schedule and should be addressed as part of project planning.
06 / Scope changes and delivery timing
Changes to features, integrations, data sources, acceptance criteria, or other project requirements may change the price, schedule, or technical approach. Additional work is reviewed and agreed in writing before it proceeds. A discussion of an idea does not automatically add it to the original scope.
Delivery dates depend on the agreed scope and timely client participation. An estimate is not a guarantee of uninterrupted progress or a result by a particular date unless the project agreement expressly makes that commitment. External platform restrictions and events outside reasonable control may require a revised plan.
07 / Review, acceptance, and revisions
Deliverables are reviewed against the acceptance criteria in the project agreement. The client should provide specific feedback identifying where a deliverable differs from the agreed requirement. The agreement should define any review period, included revisions, and the method of acceptance.
Corrections within the agreed scope and requests for additional functionality are treated separately. Handover, launch, or publication should occur through the agreed approval process. This website does not establish an automatic acceptance deadline.
08 / Cancellation and refunds
A client may request cancellation by contacting LIRAMON. The parties should identify completed work, work in progress, committed third-party costs, and any remaining deliverables. The project agreement controls any additional cancellation terms, subject to applicable law.
Fees earned for work properly performed and approved nonrecoverable third-party expenses may remain payable. Amounts paid for work that has not been performed are reviewed for refund or credit after a clear accounting of the engagement. A deposit is not automatically nonrefundable unless a lawful, expressly agreed provision states otherwise. Nothing here limits statutory cancellation or refund rights.
09 / AI outputs and appropriate use
AI models can generate inaccurate, incomplete, inconsistent, or unsuitable content. Model behavior may change when a provider changes its systems. LIRAMON does not warrant that an AI response is always correct, unbiased, unique, or suitable for a consequential decision.
The project should identify appropriate review checkpoints and boundaries on automated actions. The client remains responsible for evaluating outputs in its operational context. Unless separately and expressly agreed, the services do not provide legal, tax, medical, investment, or other regulated professional advice, and are not a substitute for qualified review in those fields.
10 / External platforms and dependencies
A solution may rely on third-party tools, APIs, hosting providers, or AI services. Their availability, pricing, limits, terms, data practices, and updates are controlled by those providers. Their licenses and contractual requirements continue to apply.
LIRAMON can help configure agreed integrations but does not control an external provider or guarantee its uninterrupted operation. Material platform changes may require adjustment, alternative tools, or additional work outside the initial scope.
11 / Maintenance and technical support
Ongoing maintenance is included only if the written agreement states that it is included. A support plan should identify covered workflows, included tasks, contact methods, operating hours or response windows, exclusions, and the handling of urgent issues.
A monthly starting price does not imply unlimited revisions, round-the-clock availability, a guaranteed response time, or a service level agreement. New functionality, major platform migrations, and work outside the plan are scoped separately.
12 / Intellectual property and licenses
Each party retains ownership of its pre-existing materials. The client retains ownership of materials it supplies, subject to any existing rights. Ownership or licensing of custom deliverables is addressed in the project agreement and may depend on completion of the agreed payments.
General methods, reusable tools, know-how, and pre-existing code remain with their owner unless the agreement provides otherwise. Third-party and open-source components remain subject to their licenses. AI-generated material may have uncertain or limited intellectual property protection; no promise is made that every output qualifies for exclusive ownership.
13 / Confidentiality and information handling
Nonpublic business information supplied for an engagement should be used for the agreed work and disclosed only as reasonably necessary to provide it, as authorized by the disclosing party, or as required by law. The project agreement may establish additional confidentiality, security, and data processing obligations.
Before sending client information to a third-party AI service or platform, the parties should identify the approved provider and any relevant restrictions. Information handling should reflect the data involved and the agreed responsibilities. Confidentiality does not cover information that is public, independently developed, or lawfully obtained without a confidentiality obligation.
14 / Acceptable use and website content
Do not attempt unauthorized access, disrupt the website, introduce harmful code, misrepresent your identity or authority, or use the services to infringe another party’s rights. A request may be declined where the required access, data rights, or lawful purpose cannot be established.
Website descriptions and conceptual imagery explain the nature of the services. They do not identify actual client engagements unless expressly stated. Published client feedback must reflect genuine experience and be shared with permission. No guarantee of a specific revenue increase, cost reduction, or business outcome is made.
15 / Warranties and liability
Specific performance commitments and any express warranties belong in the written project agreement. To the extent permitted by law, the website is provided on an available basis without a promise of uninterrupted or error-free access. Technical and business outcomes depend on scope, inputs, platform behavior, and how the solution is used.
To the extent permitted by law and unless otherwise agreed, neither party is liable to the other for indirect or consequential losses arising from an engagement, and LIRAMON’s aggregate liability for a claim concerning an engagement is limited to the fees paid for the affected work. This provision does not exclude liability or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including any applicable mandatory consumer protections.
16 / Disputes and applicable law
Raise a concern with LIRAMON using the contact details below and describe the relevant engagement and requested resolution. The parties should first try to resolve a disagreement through good-faith discussion. No mandatory arbitration requirement is established by these website terms.
Unless the written project agreement provides otherwise, Kentucky law governs the contractual relationship, without displacing mandatory rights under other applicable law. Any jurisdiction or venue provision must respect rights that cannot lawfully be waived.
17 / Updates and continuing effect
These terms may be revised as the website or services change. The displayed date identifies the current version. Updated website terms do not retroactively replace an agreed project contract without the parties’ agreement.
If a provision cannot be enforced, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent legally possible. Provisions that by their nature need to continue after an engagement, such as agreed payment obligations, confidentiality, intellectual property rights, and lawful liability limits, continue as applicable.
Contact LIRAMON
For questions about this policy, your project, or the handling of your information, contact LIRAMON using the details below. Please identify the relevant matter and provide enough information to help us locate the appropriate correspondence or project record.
EMAILprojects@liramonsolutions.com
ADDRESS271 W SHORT ST STE 410 2889
LEXINGTON, KY 40507
PHONE+1 (270) 902-8035
