Terms & Conditions

This section will set out acceptable use of the site, and confirm that the content, photography and marks on it belong to VerCab or are used with permission.

The contact form starts an enquiry. Requesting a demonstration does not create a platform account, confirm a transport booking or purchase a subscription. Product illustrations explain workflows and are not live customer accounts.

The scope for a corporate account or rental operator—including modules, permitted users, application access, deployment and integrations—needs to be agreed before onboarding. This section will identify how the applicable agreement records that scope.

No trial entitlement, subscription price, payment schedule or renewal commitment is established by this website. Commercial terms, taxes and any implementation charges require confirmation in the applicable agreement.

This section will define account administration, authorised users, credential handling, acceptable use and the process for reporting suspected unauthorised access. It will distinguish corporate roles from rental-operator responsibilities.

The platform agreement needs to address the responsibilities of VerCab and the customer for employee, driver, journey and business records. Processing purposes, access, retention, deletion, service providers and confidentiality require approved wording specific to the delivered product.

Support channels, service hours, maintenance arrangements, availability commitments and change notices will be specified in the approved service agreement. No uptime or response-time guarantee is made by this draft.

Software access and a transport booking are different arrangements. Booking, cancellation and refund documents in this centre concern travel arrangements and must not be read as software subscription terms. The responsibilities of transport suppliers and any integrated service providers require confirmation in the relevant agreement.

Account suspension and closure, data export or deletion on exit, outstanding charges, warranties and liability require business approval and legal drafting. This framework does not set penalties, exclusions or liability limits.

This section will explain how changes are made and how you will be told about them.

The governing law and the courts with jurisdiction will be stated here once the contracting entity is confirmed.