The deal, stated plainly.
LAST UPDATED 2026-07-06VERSION 1.0
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1 · The license
We grant your organisation a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to run BodhAI on hardware you control, for the seats on your plan.
2 · Beta terms
BodhAI is currently offered as a private beta. Any features currently present or planned may change without notice and may be updated to better align with the product’s direction. Beta users are not guaranteed any specific feature or use case, including planned connectors. We’ll always try to give advance notice of anything that materially changes what you rely on, but the beta label means the license in §1 is offered as-is while we iterate.
3 · Your data is yours
Original files are never deleted by the product; export everything, any time. If you stop using BodhAI, your documents are exactly where you put them.
4 · Seats & fair use
5 · Trial, grace & surrender
When a trial or subscription lapses, a grace period keeps the server fully functional. After it, cloud-issued tokens stop renewing — but your data remains on your hardware, readable and exportable. During the private beta (§2), trial length and grace period may be adjusted as we tune the plan structure; we’ll never shorten a grace period already in progress for an existing organisation.
6 · Payments
7 · Acceptable use
8 · Liability
BodhAI cites its sources so you can check them; you remain responsible for decisions made on generated answers and artifacts. To the extent permitted by law, our aggregate liability arising out of the license is capped at the license fees your organisation paid in the 12 months preceding the claim, and we exclude indirect or consequential damages.
9 · Governing law
This agreement is governed by the laws of India, and the courts of Mumbai have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising from it.