Terms of Service
Arximus is a managed recovery platform for protected systems, encrypted backup storage, verification, restore operations, alerts, audit records, and proof reports. The terms define service use, customer responsibilities, capacity, retention, access, recovery operations, and acceptable use.
Service model
The service includes cloud recovery management, supported connectors, backup orchestration, encrypted offsite storage, verification, restore operations, alerts, reports, and support workflows.
Customers are responsible for authorized use, accurate ownership, safe access, lawful data processing, and maintaining required credentials or access paths.
Capacity model
The service can scale by protected systems, shared storage, retention depth, restore drill requirements, and support scope.
Storage, retention, backup deletion, restore approvals, and encryption key responsibilities must be managed carefully because they affect recoverability.
Terms structure
These terms should be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before public launch.
Access
Only authorized customers and team members may connect, manage, restore, delete, or disconnect protected systems.
Assets
Each protected system can have its own backup policy, restore history, recovery state, and reporting scope.
Storage
Backup storage is managed through shared capacity, retention policies, immutable windows, and optional auto-expand.
Recovery
Customers must understand backup schedules, restore approvals, encryption mode, key responsibilities, and recovery limits.
Use
The service must not be used for abuse, unlawful storage, unauthorized access, platform attacks, or evasion of enforcement.
Changes
Operational notices, platform updates, policy changes, and capacity changes may be communicated through dashboard or direct notifications.
Terms should match the operating model.
The final legal documents should align with the product, storage, privacy, security, and support model.
Next step
Use the current structure as product-aligned input for legal review.