Terms of Service

Google sign-in is used to authenticate access to private workspace features.

Users should use a Google account they control and are responsible for keeping their sign-in access secure.

If access is lost or suspended through Google, the service may not be able to provide private workspace access until sign-in is restored.

Social Publisher provides tools for preparing social media content, reviewing generated materials, and sending approved publishing tasks through connected automation workflows.

The service may include integrations with authentication providers, automation systems, generation providers, storage providers, and social platforms.

Users are responsible for the content they submit, approve, and publish through the service.

Users must have the necessary rights, permissions, and platform access for any text, images, brand materials, accounts, or social channels used with Social Publisher.

Users must not use the service to publish unlawful, misleading, infringing, abusive, or unauthorized content.

Social Publisher may rely on third-party APIs and platform rules. Availability, publishing behavior, review requirements, and account access may change based on those third-party services.

The operator is not responsible for platform outages, API changes, account restrictions, or review decisions made by third-party providers.

The service is provided on a reasonable-efforts basis and may be updated, limited, interrupted, or discontinued as needed for maintenance, security, platform compliance, or business reasons.

The operator may update these Terms when the product, integrations, or legal requirements change.

Questions about these Terms can be sent to legal@ai-automation-lab.com.

Support and legal requests should include the relevant account email, product context, and a concise description of the issue.