27th September, 2026
MindFull Technologies OÜ
These Terms govern your use of the MindFull platform, including MindFull Backoffice, Kakapo, Sanchari, and the shared MindFull account that signs you in to all of them, together the "Services". The Services are operated by MindFull Technologies OÜ ("MindFull", "we", "us", or "our").
By accessing or using the Services you agree to these Terms and to our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, you must not use the Services.
You must be at least 18 years old and able to form a binding contract to use the Services, whether for yourself or on behalf of an organization. If you accept these Terms for an organization, you confirm that you are authorized to bind it.
A Workspace is the account and ownership boundary for the business using the Services. Content in a Workspace belongs to that Workspace rather than to the individual who created it, and the Owner controls who may reach it. Your MindFull account is personal to you and may hold membership of more than one Workspace. A bot is a chat assistant a Workspace builds with Kakapo to answer questions from content the Workspace gives it.
Anyone may create a MindFull account. Which products that account may open is a separate grant, made by us, and we may withdraw a grant where you breach these Terms, where we reasonably believe your use puts the Services, other users, or the people they serve at risk, or where a product is withdrawn. Withdrawing access does not close your account and does not remove what you did while you had it, such as bookings you made or reviews you left.
We are not obliged to give the reason for a decision about access, and the page you reach reads the same whether access was withdrawn or never granted. If you believe a decision is wrong, write to us at the address under Contact below and we will review it. A review is a genuine second look, not a promise that the decision will change.
You agree not to:
You keep ownership of everything you put into a Workspace, including customer records, offerings, bookings, and the content you give a bot. You grant us a limited license to host and process that content in order to provide the Services to you. Where your content contains personal information about your own customers, you are responsible for having a lawful basis to hold it and for telling them how you use it.
The Services help you take inquiries and bookings from your own customers under your own terms. MindFull is not party to those dealings, and the Services make no representation to your customers on your behalf. In particular:
A customer accepts a booking agreement by signing the text shown to them at that moment. The Services refuse an acceptance if the agreement changed between the customer reading it and signing it, store the signed text with the acceptance, and keep a copy of what was last emailed to the customer. The record of an acceptance is the text stored with it; a customer is bound only to the version they accepted, and a later change to the booking withdraws that acceptance and asks for a new one. An agreement link is personal to the customer and the booking and should not be forwarded.
A Workspace Owner may connect a Google account, so that bookings show in Google Calendar and busy times there are blocked in the Workspace, and a Zoho Mail or Gmail mailbox, so that mail becomes inquiries. What we read and write, and for how long we keep it, is set out in the Privacy Policy. Connecting an account is your choice and can be undone at any time. The following also applies:
A Workspace holds one subscription, and that subscription unlocks every capability the plan includes. There is no per-product purchase and no per-seat price. A capability being included does not mean it is switched on: the plan decides what is paid for, and the Owner decides what is enabled.
Capabilities cost very different amounts to serve, so a plan also carries a metered AI allowance. Allowances are measured per Workspace against one subscription-wide billing period and reset on the same anniversary.
A published bot is meant to be used by people with no account, such as visitors to your website. The endpoint that answers their questions is therefore public, and a bot is identified by an id that appears in the page source of every site it is embedded on.
The domains you list for a bot are enforced in the browser. A browser will refuse to render your bot on a site you have not listed, and that is a real protection against your bot appearing where you did not put it. It is not an authorization boundary. Anything that is not a browser, holding a bot id, can send that bot a question whatever the domain list says, because the origin a request claims is chosen by whoever sends it. We do not represent the domain list as a guarantee that a published bot's answers are reachable only from the sites on it, and you should not rely on it as one.
Answering a question spends your Workspace's AI allowance whoever asked it, because we cannot tell a question you invited from one you did not. Usage from a published bot is therefore your responsibility, and the controls that limit your exposure are yours to use:
Where a Workspace tells us promptly that its allowance was consumed by abuse, we will investigate and may adjust the affected allowance at our discretion. Nothing in this section obliges us to do so, and it does not create a right to a refund.
A visitor may remove a conversation with your bot from their own device. That removes their browser's copy only; the conversation stays in your Workspace's message logs, and a request to remove it from there is a request to you.
Answers, drafts, and suggestions are generated from the content in your Workspace. They can be wrong, incomplete, or out of date, and they are not advice of any kind. You are responsible for reviewing AI output before you rely on it or send it to a customer.
We may add, change, or withdraw features. Where a change materially reduces a capability your subscription includes, we will give you reasonable notice.
An Owner may delete a Workspace. Deleting it ends every member's access and removes it from the Services, but it does not erase its records. Bookings, agreements, inquiries, reviews, and billing history are kept, without a fixed period, because customers and travelers have an interest in them that outlasts the business and because the law may require it. The Privacy Policy says how they are held.
Our support team can restore a deleted Workspace for as long as its records exist, and an Owner or former member may ask for that. Asking does not oblige us to restore it, and we do not commit to a time within which a request is answered. A restore puts back what was there, with access for the members it had.
The Services are provided "as is" and without warranties of any kind. We do not guarantee that the Services will be uninterrupted, secure, or free of error.
To the fullest extent the law permits, MindFull will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages, or for loss of profits, data, or goodwill.
You may stop using the Services at any time. We may suspend or terminate access where you breach these Terms, or where we reasonably believe your use puts the Services or other users at risk. On termination, access ends and retained records are handled as described in the Privacy Policy.
We may update these Terms from time to time. Where a change is material we will post the updated Terms on this page, and the date at the top of it will tell you when they last changed.
Questions about these Terms? Email hello@mindfulltechnologies.com or reach us through the contact page.