Terms of use

1. Provider and pilot

The pilot is provided by Globalio LLC, 16192 Coastal Hwy, Lewes, Delaware 19958-3608, United States · email: info@checkinport.com · website: https://www.globaliollc.com. Checkinport is an evolving beta service; features, limits and support are defined in the pilot agreement.

2. Eligibility and accounts

You must be authorized to act for your organization, provide accurate information, protect credentials and promptly report suspected misuse.

3. Acceptable use

Use Checkinport only for lawful stay records, accommodation workflows and authorized municipal tasks.

• Do not enter data without a lawful basis.
• Do not bypass roles, limits or security controls.
• Do not attack, reverse engineer or disrupt the service.
• Do not rely on unverified pilot output for production decisions.

4. Data and verification

Your organization is responsible for lawful collection, guest information, accuracy of confirmed records and its reporting, tax and record-keeping duties. Checkinport output is a workflow aid, not legal, accounting or tax advice.

5. Privacy and confidentiality

Each party protects confidential information and personal data. Processing follows the privacy notice and, where required, a separate data-processing agreement.

6. Availability and changes

The pilot has no continuous-availability guarantee. We may change or restrict features for security, maintenance or learning and will reasonably communicate significant planned limitations.

7. Intellectual property

Checkinport, its design, code and documentation remain with the provider or licensors. Organizations retain rights in their data and grant only the rights needed to operate the service.

8. Suspension and termination

We may suspend access for security risk, unlawful use or material breach. At pilot end, data is returned, deleted or retained under the pilot agreement and applicable law.

9. Liability and law

To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect loss or decisions based on unverified pilot output. Mandatory liability is not excluded. Delaware law governs without its conflict-of-laws rules. Consumers retain mandatory protection under the law of their habitual residence. Disputes solely between Globalio LLC and a Business User are subject to the state and federal courts in Delaware unless a signed agreement says otherwise.