Legal

What may and may not be done with this website and with the systems built by the Company.

Conformance at WCAG 2.2 Level AA, known shortcomings, and alternative means of access.

Scope, selection, the ten-hour limitation, the consideration furnished by participants, and the percentage basis applicable following the Founding Cohort. Current commercial particulars at /concierge.

Where artificial intelligence is engaged in what the Company makes and in what it sells.

How Cashflow Positive AI records calls, obtains consent, processes recordings, and handles requests for copies or deletion.

How the Company handles personal information under the California Consumer Privacy Act, including know, delete, and opt-out rights for California residents.

For a person contacted by the Company: who the Company is, whence the particulars were obtained, and how contact may be ended in a single step.

Every cookie and analogous technology deployed upon this website, and the means of disabling each.

Security posture, undertakings in the event of an incident, and the procedure for reporting a vulnerability.

The Company's Article 28 terms in respect of client engagements.

The absence of professional advice, the absence of guarantee as to result, and the limits of what is published.

The reporting of infringement and the contesting of a removal.

Opt-out rights under the privacy statutes of the United States, including California.

How Cashflow Positive AI's automation and AI concierge builds are designed and delivered in line with the Act's transparency and risk-management principles.

Conflicts of interest; the manner in which testimonials are obtained; the substantiation of claims as to result; and every commercial relationship capable of colouring what is published.

How the Company collects, processes, stores, and shares personal data of people in the European Economic Area, and the rights available to data subjects.

How Cashflow Positive AI conducts outbound email and calling campaigns in compliance with the contact laws of each jurisdiction.

The statutory legal notice: the identity of the operator, its registration, and its address of correspondence. Published pursuant to § 5 DDG.

The personal data collected, the purposes and lawful bases of processing, the recipients thereof, the periods of retention, and the manner in which rights are exercised.

Periods of cancellation, refunds, and the statutory right of withdrawal within the European Union.

The performance guarantee attaching to eligible paid engagements: its layers, its conditions, and its remedies.

Every third party processing data upon the Company's behalf.

The agreement governing access to this website and the procurement of every service.

State-by-state privacy rights for residents of Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, and other states with comprehensive privacy statutes.