We offer a multi-tenant Software-as-a-service (“SaaS”) platform designed to manage, distribute, and publish your non-sensitive, public, editorial/marketing digital content that you choose to connect to it. SaaS is a way for users to access software through the internet, typically via a subscription service. The main characteristics of our services are:
Multi-Tenancy Multi-tenancy architecture means that all our customers and applications share a single, common infrastructure and code base that is centrally maintained by us. Because all our customers are on the same infrastructure and code base, this allows us to innovate more quickly and save the valuable development time previously spent on maintaining numerous versions of outdated code for individual users.
Off-the-shelf platform While we provide limited licenses to use each other’s materials under the MSSA (solely to provide professional services), we will not create any custom IP, custom deliverables, or works-made-for-hire for customers, so there is no IP ownership transfer between us because it’s a pure multi-tenant play.
You own your content We do not access, modify, select, combine, use, nor own your content. You alone determine all use of content.
Our platform is a content management system, not a generic database. Your editorial team can use our platform to create, store, and manage a variety of content formats - from text and images to location data and structured item lists. All this content is intended for the wider public and is freely accessible through your websites, mobile apps, digital kiosks, etc. The public nature of editorial content means it is not subject to confidentiality or privacy restrictions. The platform is not designed to handle, process, store, or be used for sensitive personal information or highly confidential information.Because our platform was built to serve editorial content, that has certain legal and technical implications for the type of content you deliver through our platform. We do not have visibility or access to the data you upload on our platform. Storing typical editorial content is acceptable which includes:
News articles (e.g. politics, sports, fashion)
Blog posts for your website
Product information (e.g. product descriptions for an e-commerce store)
Store locations and hours
Photo galleries and short videos
In-app notifications
We strongly discourage you from storing any sensitive, regulated, or ephemeral content on our platform, including:
User-generated content such as comments, posts, images, peer-to-peer messaging
Sensitive data such as user accounts, email addresses, payment details, private keys
Sensor-produced data such as GPS waypoints, temperature readings, electricity consumption, traffic, and weather conditions
Real-time data such as sports scores, exchange rates, trading orders, flight tracking data
Personal data (also known as personally identifiable information, or PII). Because our service is intended for public information that you wish to publish, we specifically do not allow personal data that is sensitive or so called special categories of personal data (as these are defined in applicable laws), or any regulated data (which may include data such as health, medical or financial data).
Offering custom legal terms would incur a lot of additional costs making it unsustainable for us to offer self-service plans at the current price levels.So, we do not support: (a) any changes to our online terms, (b) signing any additional agreements, nor (c) carrying out custom security audits on our self-service tier.
Your use of our platform will be governed by either the Terms of Service (“ToS”) or our Master Subscription and Services Agreement (“MSSA”), depending on your tier. Our Data Processing Addendum (“DPA”) is incorporated into both, ToS and MSSA, and available on our website. The DPA covers all personal data that customers may upload to our platform.
Yes, all our employees must adhere to our robust Code of Conduct tailored to our services/industry and it cannot be modified on a per-customer basis, nor can we agree to various customer codes of conduct that could contain obligations to which we do not comply or conflict with ours.
Our DPA ensures compliance with any data privacy legislation applicable to our services. It covers GDPR, UK Data Protection Act, and Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection requirements, incorporates the applicable standard contractual clauses, and addresses CCPA/CPRA compliance for California customers. It is specifically tailored to our services and cannot be modified on a per-customer basis.For further privacy-related questions, please refer to our Privacy FAQ.