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Terms of Service

These terms are a business-use scaffold for Owlog’s construction procurement and delivery tracking service. Customer agreements may add or replace terms for a specific organization.

Last updated: June 18, 2026Contact

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Service
Owlog
Notice email
hello@owlog.io
Legal entity
Pending final counsel review and customer agreement records.
Notice address
Pending final counsel review and customer agreement records.
Governing law
Pending final counsel review; customer agreements may set this for a specific organization.
Language and precedence
If a signed customer agreement conflicts with this page, the signed agreement controls for that customer. Counsel should confirm any language-precedence rule before launch.

Acceptance and beta use

By using Owlog, creating an account, joining an organization, uploading content, or accessing a workspace, you agree to use the service under these terms and any applicable customer agreement.

Owlog may be offered as a private beta or early-access service. Beta features may change, be limited, or be discontinued as the product evolves.

Accounts and organization access

Owlog is intended for business and organizational use. You are responsible for keeping your sign-in credentials secure and for using the workspace only on behalf of the organization that authorized your access.

Workspace owners and administrators are responsible for inviting users, assigning roles, managing project access, reviewing permissions, and removing access when team members no longer need it.

Customer administrators remain responsible for deciding which personnel may use the workspace and for keeping role assignments aligned with their internal procurement, project, vendor, and document-review policies.

Customer content

Your organization keeps ownership of the documents, project records, order data, delivery notes, receipts, vendor data, chat prompts, knowledge-base materials, and other content it submits to Owlog.

You confirm that you have the rights, authority, and legal basis needed to upload and process customer content in Owlog, including construction documents that may contain personal data, commercial information, vendor or contact details, or confidential project records.

You are responsible for the accuracy, lawfulness, and appropriateness of customer content and for deciding whether third-party construction documents, vendor data, contact data, or attachments may be submitted to the service.

Owlog service role

Owlog operates the service infrastructure, product workflows, security controls, billing integrations, support processes, and provider connections needed to deliver the product.

Authorized Owlog personnel, service operations, platform administrators, and subprocessors may process or access customer content when needed for support, security, reliability, billing, abuse prevention, legal obligations, or product operation, subject to applicable agreements and internal controls.

Human review of outputs

Owlog uses OCR, extraction, matching, reconciliation, assistant, dashboard, and vendor-risk features to support review workflows. Outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate, delayed, or dependent on source-document quality.

You are responsible for reviewing and approving extracted line items, delivery matches, receipt reconciliations, assistant answers, vendor-risk signals, billing-related usage, and operational decisions before relying on them.

Billing and subscriptions

Paid plans, checkout, customer portal access, subscriptions, metered usage, plan limits, and related billing events may be managed through Polar and reflected inside Owlog.

Pricing, seat limits, project limits, usage limits, trials, renewal, cancellation, taxes, refunds, and payment terms may be governed by the applicable order form, checkout flow, customer agreement, or billing-provider terms.

Acceptable use

You agree not to misuse Owlog or use the service in ways that harm the product, other customers, providers, or the integrity of construction records. Prohibited activity includes:

  • Uploading content you do not have permission to process.
  • Attempting to bypass authentication, authorization, rate limits, billing limits, or organization boundaries.
  • Submitting malware, abusive traffic, unlawful content, or content that infringes third-party rights.
  • Reverse engineering, scraping, reselling, or benchmarking the service except where expressly allowed by written agreement.
  • Using outputs as the only basis for financial, legal, safety, contractual, or construction decisions without appropriate human review.

Third-party services

Owlog relies on third-party infrastructure and product providers for authentication, storage, billing, email, rate limiting, diagnostics, hosting, AI processing, OCR, embeddings, and related features.

Your use of certain features may require customer content, prompts, extracted text, filenames, metadata, usage records, or diagnostic context to be processed by those providers. Provider availability, limits, errors, maintenance windows, policy changes, retention practices, or service interruptions may affect Owlog.

Owlog property and feedback

Owlog and its software, design, workflows, models, code, documentation, templates, names, logos, and product concepts are owned by Owlog or its licensors.

If you provide ideas, feedback, or suggestions, Owlog may use them to improve the service without owing compensation, unless a written agreement says otherwise.

Changes, suspension, and termination

Owlog may update the service, modify features, change beta availability, or revise these terms. Material changes should be communicated through reasonable product, email, or website notice.

Owlog may suspend or terminate access when needed to protect the service, respond to abuse, comply with law, address payment or entitlement issues, or enforce these terms or a customer agreement.