Acceptable Use — Jarvis Report

Acceptable Use PolicyLast updated: August 3, 2026.This policy is part of our Terms of Service. It covers what you may and may not do with jarvisreport.com. It is short on purpose.What the service is forChecking how businesses appear to AI answer engines and public directories, and deciding what to fix. Checking your own business, your clients' businesses, and your competitors' public presence are all fine — that information is public either way.Do not attack or overload the service

No scraping, crawling, or automated access outside a documented interface we have given you.

No working around rate limits, whether by scripting, rotating IP addresses, or creating multiple accounts.

No probing, scanning or testing the security of the service without our written permission, and no attempt to access another user's account or data.

No introducing malware, and no interfering with how the service works for anyone else.

No reselling or redistributing raw access to the service as if it were your own product.

Every report costs us money in AI provider fees. Rate limits exist for that reason, not to be difficult. If you need higher volume, email support@jarvisreport.com and ask — that is a cheaper conversation for both of us than an enforcement one.Do not misrepresent resultsThis matters more here than in most products, because a report is a timestamped snapshot of non-deterministic systems and is easy to misuse.

Do not alter figures, screenshots or exports and present them as ours.

Do not strip the timestamp, or present a snapshot as a permanent or guaranteed state.

Do not present a refusal as a zero. An engine declining to answer is not the same as it ranking a business last.

Do not claim we endorse a business, or that any AI provider is affiliated with us or with you.

Do not use a report to make a promise we do not make — that a fix will guarantee visibility, ranking, traffic or revenue.

Do not use our data to disparage a competitor in a way that is false or misleading.

Do not use it unlawfully

No use that breaks the law, infringes intellectual property, or breaches someone's privacy.

No harassment, stalking or intimidation of a business or the people who run it.

No submitting personal data about private individuals. This is a tool for publicly listed businesses.

No impersonating us, our staff, or another user.

No using the service where doing so breaches the terms of the underlying AI providers or directories.

Automated and AI accessYou may not use the service to build a competing dataset, train a model on our outputs, or bulk-generate reports for redistribution. Reading our public pages, including with an AI assistant, is fine.How we enforce thisWe monitor for abuse at the level of traffic patterns and account behaviour. Where we can, we will warn you and give you a chance to stop. For serious or repeated breaches, or anything that puts the service or other users at risk, we may suspend or terminate access immediately and without notice.We may also remove content, refuse service, and report unlawful activity to the authorities.Reporting a problemIf you see someone misusing the service or misrepresenting our data, or you have found a security issue, email support@jarvisreport.com. For security reports, please give us a reasonable window to fix the issue before disclosing it publicly. We will not pursue anyone acting in good faith who reports a vulnerability responsibly.ChangesWe may update this policy. The date at the top changes when we do, and continued use after a change means you accept it.

Acceptable Use Policy

Questions: support@jarvisreport.com.