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Website terms

Clear boundaries before any work begins.

The website can begin a conversation. A client engagement begins only after the work, responsibilities, and terms are agreed in writing.

Using this website

This website provides general information about Sustainable Gaps, its experience, and its services. You may use it to learn about the company and request an initial consultation.

No engagement is created by the form

Submitting a website request or participating in an initial consultation does not create a client relationship, guarantee that Sustainable Gaps will accept an engagement, or authorize work. Any paid engagement begins only after scope, responsibilities, and commercial terms are agreed in writing.

Information is not professional advice

Website content is general information, not legal, financial, engineering, medical, cybersecurity, or regulatory advice. Recommendations for a specific organization require appropriate evaluation and, when needed, qualified specialists.

Protect sensitive information

Do not submit patient information, classified material, trade secrets, credentials, export-controlled information, or other confidential records through the public form. Sustainable Gaps will establish an appropriate workspace when sensitive material is required for approved work.

Ownership and permitted use

Sustainable Gaps owns the website content and brand materials unless another owner is identified. You may view and share links to public pages, but may not present the content, designs, or marks as your own or reuse them commercially without written permission.

Availability and outside services

The website may link to or rely on services operated by other organizations. Sustainable Gaps works to keep the site accurate and available but cannot guarantee uninterrupted access or control third-party systems and policies.

Questions

Questions about these terms may be sent to info@sustainablegaps.com or discussed by calling 943-230-GAPS. These terms are governed by the laws applicable in Georgia, United States.

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