Terms
Airecting provides a limited, selective professional service focused on structuring and directing specific decisions. These terms describe the general engagement rules. Any specific scope, deliverables, timeline, and fees are confirmed in writing per engagement.
1) Service and acceptance
Submitting a request (for access or a question) does not guarantee acceptance. Engagements are selective. If accepted, the format, start date, scope, and deliverables are confirmed in writing before work begins.
All work is invoiced and time-bounded. Airecting is not an open-ended advisory relationship and not a subscription.
2) Scope, deliverables, and changes
Each engagement is defined by a decision (or decision stack), a deadline, and agreed outputs (e.g., decision memo, execution sequence). Work outside the agreed scope is not included unless explicitly agreed in writing.
If constraints, stakeholders, or inputs materially change, Airecting may require a scope update before continuing.
3) Client responsibilities
The client is responsible for providing accurate information, timely responses, and ensuring that the right decision owners and stakeholders are present when required.
Outcomes depend on input quality, decision authority, and execution capacity. Airecting does not guarantee business results.
4) No legal, financial, or investment advice
Airecting does not provide legal, financial, accounting, or investment advice. Any information provided is general and for decision-structuring purposes only. The client remains solely responsible for decisions, actions, compliance, and outcomes.
5) Use of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence may be used as an instrument within the process to support structured reasoning, option generation, and pressure-testing of assumptions. Final judgment and accountability remain with the client.
6) Client materials and ownership
Any documents, data, files, or information shared with Airecting remain the sole property of the client. Airecting does not claim ownership rights to client materials.
Client materials are used exclusively to assess and deliver the specific decision engagement for which they were provided. They are not reused for other clients, training, or derivative work.
Client materials are retained only for the duration of the engagement and are deleted or securely archived after the engagement concludes, unless otherwise agreed in writing or required by law.
7) Confidentiality
Confidentiality is private-by-default. Airecting will not publish case studies or identify clients without explicit written consent.
The client is responsible for sharing only what they are authorized to share, including third-party confidential information.
8) Third-party tools and communication
Communication and working sessions Airecting engagements typically include one or more structured decision sessions conducted live (e.g., via video call or equivalent), combined with asynchronous preparation and written follow-up. The exact format — including number of sessions, duration, and communication channels — is defined per engagement and confirmed in writing before work begins. Email is used for coordination, intake, documentation, and delivery unless otherwise agreed. If third-party tools or platforms are used to facilitate sessions or collaboration, this will be agreed in writing as part of the engagement scope.
9) Updates to these terms
These terms may be updated to reflect operational or regulatory changes. The version published on this page applies unless a different version is agreed in writing for an engagement.