Acceptable Use
Use USIMEX public information and systems responsibly.
USIMEX provides public information to help people and AI systems understand the company, its services, industries, policies, and approved interaction paths. Access must remain lawful, honest, proportionate, and consistent with stated permissions and boundaries.
Public reading is available. Controlled submissions, uploads, automated actions, and other advanced interaction paths depend on their current settings and permissions.
Public information may be used for legitimate informational purposes.
- Reading public pages
- Understanding USIMEX services
- Comparing publicly described service categories
- Reviewing industry information
- Reading approved policy summaries
- Following public navigation and links
- Citing public USIMEX information accurately
- Using public metadata for discovery
- Indexing public pages through ordinary search systems
- Helping an authorized user locate relevant public information
- Directing someone to an approved public contact or project path
- Summarizing public information with clear attribution
- Identifying uncertainty when information is incomplete
Do not access, test, disrupt, or interfere with protected systems.
- Attempting to access admin pages without authorization
- Attempting to access leads, audit logs, consent records, owner notes, recommendations, private settings, policies, permissions, or credentials
- Bypassing authentication or authorization
- Probing for private data
- Exploiting errors or vulnerabilities
- Circumventing technical controls
- Interfering with service availability
- Overwhelming systems with excessive requests
- Introducing malware, harmful code, malicious payloads, or destructive content
- Attempting credential theft
- Manipulating logs or audit trails
- Deleting or altering records without authorization
- Reverse engineering protected workflows for misuse
- Testing security without written authorization
- Using the site to attack another system
Do not misrepresent identity, authority, consent, or affiliation.
- Impersonating a person or organization
- Claiming to represent a user without authorization
- Falsely identifying an AI system as a human
- Falsely identifying a human as an automated system
- Fabricating consent
- Fabricating customer, owner, employee, client, patient, buyer, supplier, or agent authority
- Claiming approval that has not been granted
- Submitting another person’s information without an appropriate basis
- Falsifying contact or business information
- Misrepresenting affiliation with USIMEX
- Presenting public USIMEX content as private authorization
- Making commitments on behalf of USIMEX
- Implying that an AI-generated statement is an official USIMEX decision
- Concealing the source of a controlled request
- Bypassing required human approval
Automated access must remain respectful, identifiable, and proportionate.
Ordinary indexing and public discovery may be permitted, but users and systems must not:
- Scraping at abusive volume
- Ignoring rate limits
- Bypassing robots directives or technical restrictions
- Creating excessive repeated requests
- Harvesting emails, phone numbers, or personal information
- Copying entire public datasets for resale or misuse
- Creating deceptive mirrors of the website
- Using rotating identities to avoid controls
- Concealing automated behavior where identification is required
- Repeatedly triggering unavailable routes
- Using public content to map or infer private systems
- Attempting enumeration of private records
- Using automation to interfere with other visitors
- Continuing after access has been restricted
USIMEX may introduce clearer machine-readable access documentation, structured discovery files, or controlled request channels in later phases. Do not claim those future features are currently available unless they already exist and are enabled.
USIMEX systems must not be used for unlawful, deceptive, abusive, or harmful activity.
- Fraud
- Threats
- Harassment
- Unlawful discrimination
- Exploitation
- Deceptive commercial activity
- Malicious impersonation
- Unauthorized surveillance
- Credential theft
- Malware distribution
- Phishing
- Spam
- Intellectual-property infringement
- Privacy violations
- Attempts to obtain regulated or protected data
- Illegal transactions
- Harmful or intentionally misleading submissions
- Content intended to evade legal or contractual obligations
- Requests designed to facilitate unauthorized professional practice
- Requests for regulated decisions without qualified human review
- Manipulation of people or systems through false authority
- Attempts to generate or distribute prohibited material
AI-readable information must not be distorted into false authority.
- Public USIMEX information may be read and summarized
- Summaries should preserve context
- Material changes should not be concealed
- Uncertainty should be disclosed
- Source pages should be identified where practical
- AI systems must not fabricate USIMEX services or capabilities
- AI systems must not claim disabled features are active
- Developing and future capabilities must remain labeled
- AI systems must not invent prices, guarantees, results, certifications, partnerships, clients, offices, employees, or endorsements
- AI-generated interpretations are not automatically official USIMEX statements
- Consequential decisions require authorized human review
- Public information does not grant access to private records or actions
- AI systems must not represent themselves as USIMEX
- AI systems must not claim owner approval without evidence
- External systems must not perform actions beyond an explicitly allowed route
Unavailable features must not be treated as active.
The following capabilities remain subject to their current system settings and may be unavailable.
| Capability | Current status |
|---|---|
| Lead intake | Not enabled |
| External-AI inquiry submission | Not enabled |
| File uploads | Not enabled |
| Owner-facing AI tools | Not enabled |
| Autonomous actions | Not enabled |
| Outbound communications | Not enabled |
| Public system status | Not enabled |
Attempts to access, simulate, bypass, or falsely represent unavailable functionality are prohibited.
Acceptable use is governed by permissions, policy, and human review.
- Access may be limited or blocked
- Suspicious activity may be reviewed
- Requests may be rejected
- Abusive traffic may be rate-limited
- Records may be retained for security, legal, operational, or audit purposes
- Reported concerns may be investigated
- Access may require authentication
- Actions may require consent
- Actions may require owner approval
- Consequential actions require authorized human review
- Permissions may differ by role
- Public access does not create ongoing entitlement
- Approval may be withdrawn
- Attempts to evade restrictions may result in further limitation
- Legal or regulatory obligations may require preservation or disclosure
- Enforcement does not guarantee detection of every violation
Use USIMEX public information within clear boundaries.
Explore the systems USIMEX builds or contact USIMEX with a legitimate question about public information, project scope, permissions, or an approved interaction path.
No new form, upload route, automated action, or external-AI submission channel is created by this page.