Terms for using USIMEX public information and services.

Using the website means accepting these public-use terms.

These terms apply to the following:

• Public USIMEX websites and pages
• Publicly available descriptions of services and capabilities
• Industry information and examples
• Public policies and governance summaries
• Public contact information
• Links and navigation supplied by USIMEX
• Future public features unless separate terms apply

If a visitor does not agree with these terms, they should stop using the public website. Additional terms may apply to:

• Project proposals
• Statements of work
• Service agreements
• Confidentiality agreements
• Data-processing arrangements
• File uploads
• External-AI requests
• Client portals
• Paid services
• Third-party integrations

Public information may be read and used for legitimate informational purposes.

Permitted examples

• Understanding what USIMEX is
• Reviewing available services
• Reviewing industry paths
• Comparing possible system approaches
• Linking to public pages
• Quoting short portions with accurate attribution
• Using public information for internal evaluation
• Directing a person or AI system to an authoritative USIMEX page

Boundaries

• Public information should not be altered to misrepresent USIMEX.
• Public information should not be presented as a guarantee.
• Public descriptions may change as services, capabilities, policies, and systems evolve.
• A public page is not evidence that every described capability is deployed or included in every engagement.

Website use does not create a formal relationship.

Browsing, reading, contacting, or discussing a possible project does not automatically create:

• A client relationship
• An agency relationship
• A brokerage relationship
• A fiduciary relationship
• A professional-advisor relationship
• An attorney-client relationship
• An accountant-client relationship
• A healthcare-provider relationship
• An employment relationship
• A partnership
• A joint venture
• A franchise
• A reseller relationship
• A contractor relationship
• An exclusivity obligation
• A duty to accept a project

A formal relationship begins only when USIMEX and the relevant party approve and execute the applicable written agreement.

Projects require separate scope, approval, and written terms.

• Early conversations are exploratory.
• Requests, examples, estimates, schedules, and concepts are not final commitments.
• A proposal is not binding unless expressly stated and accepted.
• Website and software deliverables, outreach system setup, and managed outreach execution must each be identified in an approved scope; purchasing one does not enroll a customer in another.
• The veteran-run business offer covers an agreed simple informational website build at no charge, without requiring an outreach purchase; hosting, maintenance, ownership, and future changes are clarified upfront, and custom application development is not included.
• Pricing, payment, ownership, responsibilities, timelines, support, data handling, and acceptance criteria belong in the applicable agreement.
• USIMEX may decline work outside its capabilities, policies, capacity, risk limits, or approved scope.
• Work outside the approved scope may require a change order or separate agreement.
• No feature, integration, upload process, AI agent, endpoint, automation, or third-party service is included unless expressly documented.

AI-generated or machine-read interpretations may be incomplete or incorrect.

• Public pages may be readable by people and external AI systems.
• AI systems may summarize, classify, compare, or explain public USIMEX information.
• An AI-generated summary is not automatically an official USIMEX statement.
• AI systems may omit context, misunderstand status labels, combine outdated information, or infer unsupported conclusions.
• The authoritative source is the current approved USIMEX public page or applicable signed agreement.
• AI systems must not claim to represent, bind, approve for, or act on behalf of USIMEX unless expressly authorized.
• Human review remains required for consequential decisions.
• External-AI submission, owner-agent action, autonomous action, uploads, and outbound communication must not be described as active when their settings remain disabled.

The website and public information may not be misused.

• Unauthorized access attempts
• Circumventing permissions or security controls
• Scraping private or restricted records
• Impersonating USIMEX
• Claiming authorization that was not granted
• Publishing false or misleading representations
• Using content to commit fraud
• Sending malicious code
• Interfering with system availability
• Attempting to expose credentials or configuration
• Uploading unlawful, infringing, or harmful material
• Using public information to imply guaranteed outcomes
• Removing attribution in a misleading way
• Creating deceptive copies of USIMEX pages
• Using automated systems in a way that creates unreasonable load
• Attempting to convert informational content into unauthorized actions
• Violating applicable law or third-party rights

Access may be restricted or blocked where misuse, risk, or policy violations are identified.

Ownership and permission should be defined clearly.

• USIMEX retains rights in its branding, original website content, system structures, code, designs, documentation, and proprietary materials unless a written agreement states otherwise.
• Public access does not transfer ownership.
• Limited quotation or linking does not create a license to copy entire systems, pages, designs, or proprietary materials.
• Third-party marks and materials remain the property of their respective owners.
• Future submitted materials should only be provided by someone authorized to share them.
• Submission does not automatically transfer ownership to USIMEX.
• Project ownership, licensing, reusable components, background technology, customer materials, and deliverables must be addressed in the applicable written agreement.
• File uploads or submission channels must not be described as active while the relevant settings remain disabled.

Public information is provided with clear limits and governance boundaries.

• Public information is provided for general informational purposes.
• USIMEX aims for clarity but does not guarantee that every page is complete, current, uninterrupted, or error-free.
• Pages may be updated, corrected, restricted, replaced, or removed.
• Links to third-party websites do not imply endorsement or responsibility for third-party content.
• Public content is not legal, tax, financial, medical, engineering, architectural, brokerage, investment, insurance, compliance, or other regulated professional advice.
• Visitors remain responsible for independent review and appropriate professional advice.
• USIMEX does not guarantee leads, revenue, savings, rankings, performance, approvals, market access, customer results, or other outcomes.
• Liability, warranties, indemnities, dispute handling, governing law, and venue for paid work should be defined in the applicable written agreement.
• Nothing on the public page gives an AI system authority to bind USIMEX.
• Permissions, consent, approved scope, human review, and owner control remain governing boundaries.