Terms of Service

Who we are, and what these terms cover

Leverge is a brand of Ailoitte Technologies Private Limited (Bengaluru, India), with United States work contracted through Ailoitte LLC (Dover, DE). These terms govern your access to and use of leverge.ai.

By using this site you agree to be bound by these terms, together with our privacy policy and cookie policy, which are incorporated into them by this reference. You are also responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you where you are. If you do not accept any of this, stop using the site.

Paid engineering services are governed by a master services agreement and a statement of work signed by both parties. Where those documents conflict with anything here, the signed agreement governs that engagement. Nothing on this website is an offer, and nothing on it forms part of a contract between us.

What these terms do not cover

Terms of this kind usually carry several sections that do not apply to this site. They are named here so their absence reads as deliberate rather than forgotten.

• No account, and no registration. There is nothing to sign up for. This site is served as static files with no login, so there is no account to secure, no password to keep confidential, and no activity under an account for you to be responsible for.
• No subscription, and nothing to cancel. Nothing here is sold on a subscription, so there are no fees, no renewal dates and no cancellation window. Commercial terms for paid work live in the signed statement of work for that work.
• No software licence, and no API. We are not granting you a right to use software. Code samples published on this site may be used freely in your own work, and that is the extent of it.
• No terms for the products we build for clients. A system we build for a client is governed by that client’s agreement with us, and by whatever terms that client puts in front of its own users. These terms cover this website only.

Eligibility

This site is intended for businesses and for people acting in a professional capacity, who are at least 18 years old and able to enter into a contract. If you use it on behalf of an organisation, you confirm you have authority to accept these terms for that organisation.

Acceptable use

You may read, quote, share and reference anything published here. You may not:

• interfere with the site's operation, or attempt to reach any system or data that is not offered to you;
• probe, scan or test the security of the site or its infrastructure without our written authorisation;
• extract content by automated means at a rate that degrades service for others — our crawler policy is at /robots.txt, and AI crawlers are explicitly permitted within it;
• submit anything unlawful, misleading, malicious or infringing through a form;
• impersonate us, or use our name or logo to imply an endorsement or relationship that does not exist;
• misrepresent an affiliation with us to a third party, including in a proposal or tender.

Restrictions

Separately from the above, and regardless of how content is obtained, you may not use this site or its content to:

• reproduce it in substance as your own — quoting with attribution is welcome, republishing a page or rebuilding our published corpus elsewhere is not;
• build a competing service by copying the structure, taxonomy or content of this site, including the agent catalogue and its categorisation;
• train a model whose purpose is to reproduce this content as a substitute for it — note that this restricts substitution, not the crawling and answering our robots.txt permits;
• strip attribution, notices or licence terms from anything you are permitted to reuse, including code samples.

Forms, enquiries and business communications

When you send an enquiry or ask for a call you are asking us to contact you, and you agree that the details you give are accurate and yours to give, and that you will tell us if they change while we are in contact.

Sending an enquiry does not by itself create a confidentiality obligation. We treat enquiries as confidential internally and will sign a non-disclosure agreement on request, but you should not send material you consider sensitive before one is in place. How enquiry data is handled is set out in our privacy policy.

Your responsibility for material you send us

This is the clause that matters most in practice, because our work involves receiving other people's data. As between us, it is your responsibility to:

• Hold the rights. Obtain any rights, permissions, licences and consents needed for us to lawfully receive and process what you send — including, where it contains personal data, a lawful basis for disclosing it to us and any notice or consent that basis requires.
• Send only what is needed. Do not send more than the question requires, and do not send special category or regulated data through a website form at all.
• Resolve third-party disputes. Respond to and resolve any claim a third party brings about that material, about our processing of it on your instructions, or about your failure to meet the two obligations above.

If you tell us material was sent to us in error, or that you did not have the rights to send it, tell us promptly and we will delete it and confirm that we have.

Your submissions

You keep ownership of everything you send us. So that we can act on it, you grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use, copy and store what you submit for the purpose of responding to you and, if it becomes one, delivering the engagement — and for no other purpose. If you send us feedback or a suggestion about our own services, we may act on it without obligation or payment.

Data ownership, and what we will not do with your data

Your data is yours. Nothing you send us, and nothing we are given access to during an engagement, becomes ours by virtue of our having handled it.

We do not use client data to train, fine-tune, evaluate or otherwise improve any model for our own benefit or anyone else's. Where an engagement involves a third-party model provider, the architecture and its retention terms are agreed in writing for that engagement, and our default configuration uses zero-retention terms with training disabled. Where we are processing data on a client's behalf we act only on that client's documented instructions, under the data processing agreement for that engagement.

We commit to reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect what we hold — described in the privacy policy — and to returning or deleting client data at the end of an engagement as that agreement specifies.

No guaranteed proposal, engagement or outcome

We are not obliged to respond to every enquiry, to provide a proposal, or to accept any engagement, and we may decline for any lawful reason. Anything said before a signed statement of work — indicative timelines, architecture suggestions, pricing ranges — is preliminary and non-binding.

Intellectual property, and reservation of rights

The written content, diagrams, illustrations, code samples, design, and the selection and arrangement of everything on this site are owned by Ailoitte Technologies Private Limited or its licensors, and are protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. All rights not expressly granted to you in these terms are reserved.

What you are granted: you may quote from this site with attribution and a link to the page you took it from, and you may use published code samples freely in your own work. That is the whole of the permission being given.

Third-party names, logos and trademarks appearing on this site — including vendor marks shown in diagrams to illustrate the kinds of system an agent can read — belong to their respective owners. Their appearance is not a claim of partnership, endorsement, certification or affiliation, and our own name and logo may not be used to imply any of those about us.

Client work product

Under our standard engagement terms, deliverables produced for a client — source code, architecture documentation, evaluation suites — are owned by that client on payment and delivered into the client's own repository. We retain ownership of pre-existing tooling, libraries and general know-how, and grant a licence to use them as embedded in the deliverables. Specific ownership terms are set in each statement of work, which governs over this paragraph.

Informational content, and no professional advice

Content on this site — including material touching on regulation, compliance frameworks, clinical or financial workflows and data protection — is engineering guidance based on our delivery experience. It is not legal, medical, financial or regulatory advice, it is not tailored to your circumstances, and it is not a substitute for a qualified professional in those fields.

Descriptions of what AI systems can do describe systems built under specific conditions. Any system of this kind can produce output that is wrong, incomplete or out of date, which is why every architecture we publish puts evaluation, monitoring and human approval around it. Do not put a pattern described here into a consequential workflow without that scaffolding.

Estimates and forward-looking statements

Timelines, accuracy figures, containment rates, cost reductions and similar outcomes described on this site are drawn from prior engagements and are illustrative. Some figures in diagrams and product illustrations are synthetic, and the caption beside them says so. None of them are commitments or predictions for your project. Commitments are made only in a signed statement of work, after a scoping engagement.

Case studies, testimonials and portfolio content

Case studies describe work we performed, published with the client's permission or anonymised where permission was limited. Testimonials are the words of the person credited and reflect that person's experience, not a guarantee of similar results. Where a client is not named, that is a confidentiality requirement rather than an invitation to guess.

Third-party links and services

We link to external documentation, tools and vendors for reference, and one page embeds a third-party enquiry form, which loads a third-party anti-abuse service with it — both are named in the cookie policy. We do not control those sites and services and are not responsible for their content, availability, security or practices. Your use of them is governed by their own terms.

Availability of the website

We aim to keep the site available but do not promise it will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free. We may change, suspend or withdraw any part of it — any page, any resource — without notice, and we are not liable for a page that moves or content that is withdrawn.

Security, misuse monitoring and withdrawal of access

We monitor access to this site for abuse. Where we reasonably believe these terms are being breached we may block traffic, rate-limit requests, or withdraw access to the site at our discretion, with or without notice. Serious misuse may be reported to the relevant authorities. Because there is no account here, withdrawal of access means exactly that and nothing more — there is nothing for us to close and nothing for you to lose access to beyond public pages.

Disclaimer of warranties

This site and its content are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law — including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, accuracy or non-infringement. Warranties covering paid services are set out in the relevant signed agreement, and nothing in this section limits them.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Ailoitte Technologies Private Limited and Ailoitte LLC are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive loss, or for lost profits, revenue, data or goodwill, arising from your use of this site — on any legal theory, and whether or not we were told such loss was possible. Our total liability arising from your use of this website will not exceed the greater of the amount you have paid us for access to it, which is nothing, or USD 100.

Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud. Liability in respect of paid services is governed by the relevant signed agreement, not by this section.

Indemnity

You agree to indemnify and defend us, and our officers, employees and agents, against any claim, liability, loss or reasonable cost — including reasonable legal fees — arising from your breach of these terms, your misuse of the site, or material you send us, including a claim that the material infringes someone else's rights or that you lacked the rights to send it.

We will tell you promptly about any such claim and let you control its defence, provided that any settlement which admits fault on our part or imposes an obligation on us has our written agreement first.

Recruitment

Where this site links to open roles, an application is an expression of interest and creates no offer or employment relationship. Application data is handled under our privacy policy. Unsolicited candidate submissions from agencies without a signed agreement are not accepted and create no fee obligation.

Export and sanctions compliance

You may not use this site, or engage us, in breach of applicable export control or sanctions law, and you confirm that you are not a person or entity subject to such measures. We may decline or terminate any engagement on that basis.

Force majeure

Neither party is in breach for a delay or failure caused by something outside its reasonable control — including infrastructure or network failure, the outage of a third-party provider a service depends on, natural events, epidemic, labour dispute, war, terrorism, civil unrest, or an act of government.

Governing law and jurisdiction

Which law applies depends on the entity you are dealing with, without regard to conflict of law principles. Matters concerning Ailoitte Technologies Private Limited, and use of this site from outside the United States, are governed by the laws of India, with the courts of Bengaluru, Karnataka having exclusive jurisdiction. Matters concerning Ailoitte LLC are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, with the state and federal courts located in Delaware having exclusive jurisdiction. The parties consent to the personal jurisdiction and venue of whichever applies.

Nothing here removes a protection you have under the mandatory law of the country you live in. Engagement agreements specify their own governing law and jurisdiction, which takes precedence over this section for that engagement.

Electronic communications

You agree that we may communicate with you electronically, and that emails and other electronic records satisfy any legal requirement that a communication be in writing.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms. The version published here is the current one, with the review date shown below, and it applies to your use of the site from the moment it is published. Continued use after a change means you accept it. Where a change materially affects an existing client, we tell them directly rather than rely on the date changing.

Severability, waiver and entire agreement

If any provision of these terms is found invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision is severed and the rest remains in full force. Our failure to enforce a provision on any occasion is not a waiver of it. These terms, together with the policies incorporated above and any signed agreement between us, are the entire agreement regarding this website and supersede all prior communications and proposals about it, whether oral, written or electronic. Questions: privacy@ailoitte.com.

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Contact

Questions about this policy should go to privacy@ailoitte.com.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026