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These are our terms of use for all cloud products. |
These terms of use apply to all our cloud products. See also:
This Agreement is between you and Requirement Yogi. If you are agreeing to this Agreement not as an individual but on behalf of your company, then "Customer" or "you" means your company, and you are binding your company to this Agreement.
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This Agreement governs all online services made available by Requirement Yogi, including but not limited to:
Requirement Yogi (Cloud): A tool to manage requirements in Confluence Cloud,
Requirement Yogi for Jira (Cloud): A tool to link Jira issues to requirements (cloud version).
3. Account registration
You may need to register for an account in order to use the services. Sometimes, the registration is performed on your behalf by other products. These products inform you about this Agreement.
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The acceptable use of the services is generally defined as the use which does not alter the service for other customers. An infringement of law, a use in a way which wasn't intended by Requirement Yogi, a use in a way which alters other people's privacy are all against the acceptable use policy. You will not submit "Sensitive Data" to the services, as defined as:
(i) any personally identifiable information (except as necessary for the establishment of your account),
(ii) any patient, medical or other protected health information,
(iii) any pornographic material,
(iii) any other information subject to regulation or protection under specific laws.
12. Termination
In case a user uses the software against the Acceptable Use, the agreement may be terminated by Requirement Yogi. There is no liability for any damage resulting of the termination of this Agreement. There is no liability for any direct or indirect damage resulting of the use or incapacity to use the service or products.
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The list can be found in the About page of your Confluence or Jira instance (The URL is /plugins/servlet/ac/com.playsql.requirementyogi/about).