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Tech Partnership & Asset Sovereignty Terms
Last updated: 2026-07-16
These terms govern the technology partnership between you ("the Asset Owner") and HAK1M™ for the diagnosis, design and operation of your Digital Value Asset™.
1. Nature of the Partnership
HAK1M™ is neither a traditional service provider nor a software development agency. HAK1M™ acts as a "Tech Co-Founder / Enabler" providing the infrastructure, AI models and engineering architecture to digitize the client's expertise. Full responsibility for the economic and commercial success of the digital asset rests with the "Asset Owner" (the client); HAK1M™ makes no express or implied guarantees of specific sales or financial returns.
2. Intellectual Property Sovereignty
Intellectual property is subject to a clear legal separation to protect both parties' rights:
Client Ownership (Fuel): the methodology, knowledge content, presentations, and raw data uploaded by the client remain the client's exclusive property, 100%.
HAK1M™ Ownership (Engine): the technical architecture, ontology engine, algorithms, source code, and dashboard/interface design remain HAK1M™'s exclusive property. The client is prohibited from cloning the platform, reselling its architecture, or reverse-engineering it under any circumstances.
3. Financial & Refund Policy
Automated Diagnostic Fee (SAR 690): given the nature of the digital service, which relies on immediate consumption of AI processing (AI tokens) to generate the draft, and based on the exceptions under the E-Commerce Law and its implementing regulations concerning digital services that begin execution immediately, this fee is final and non-refundable once payment is completed and files are uploaded.
Calibration Sessions & Build Projects: fees for Executive Review sessions and Micro-Venture build contracts are governed by separate agreements. Any credits or discounts granted (such as a diagnostic fee credit) are voided if not used within the announced time window (14 days).
4. AI Liability Limitations & Financial Cap
HAK1M™'s AI acts as an assistant for generating drafts and guiding decisions. Final decision-making authority and professional/legal responsibility remain solely with the client. HAK1M™ disclaims joint liability for any direct or indirect losses arising from decisions or advice the client provides to its end clients based on the platform. In all cases, HAK1M™'s financial liability shall never exceed the total amounts paid by the client to the platform, except in cases of proven gross negligence or willful misconduct, which are excluded from this liability cap.
5. Data Isolation & Confidentiality
In compliance with the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), HAK1M™ commits to processing digital factory data in an isolated cloud environment. The client's methodologies and proprietary data will never be used to train any public or third-party AI models, ensuring the confidentiality of the economic asset and protecting the client's competitive advantage.
6. Termination & Asset Freeze
The continuity of the digital asset's lifecycle is tied to payment of operating and hosting subscriptions (Operating MRR). In the event of non-payment, a 6-week operating grace period is granted from the actual subscription expiry date, during which 7 separate reminder notices are sent. If payment is not made after this period expires, the initial technical freeze is limited to blocking the client's (Asset Owner's) access to their own dashboard, while back-end operations serving their end clients continue for up to 30 additional days to prevent sudden harm to innocent third parties. If the payment default continues beyond these 30 days, all services and interfaces are fully frozen, including end-client-facing interfaces, with prior final closure notice sent. Upon final termination, the client is entitled to retrieve a stripped-down copy of their raw data and methodology, and has no claim to any software component or platform source code.
7. Governing Law & Jurisdiction
These terms and conditions are governed by the laws in force in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Any dispute shall first be resolved amicably; failing that, disputes shall be referred to the competent committees or courts in the city of Jeddah.