The terms for using macd.ie and requesting our services.
These terms apply when you use macd.ie or ask MACD Adaptive Limited to provide a service. A separate written proposal or agreement takes priority where it says otherwise.
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MACD Adaptive Limited is an Irish limited company (CRO 818724). Contact: macd@macd.ie.
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You may use this website for lawful purposes and to learn about or request our services. You must not misuse the site, interfere with its operation, attempt unauthorised access, or submit unlawful, harmful or misleading material.
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Website forms, chat and connected tools help route enquiries. Automated responses and estimates are informational and do not create a contract. A service begins only when its scope, price and terms are agreed in writing.
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Scope, delivery dates, fees, payment terms and included changes are set out in the relevant proposal or agreement. Any work outside that scope may require a new estimate and approval.
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You confirm that you have the right to give us any text, images, trademarks, access credentials or other materials needed for the work. You remain responsible for their accuracy and legality.
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MACD Adaptive Limited retains rights in its pre-existing materials, tools, methods and reusable components. Rights in completed client work are governed by the applicable proposal or agreement.
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We take reasonable care to keep the site accurate and available, but it may sometimes be interrupted or contain errors. To the extent permitted by Irish law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of this website. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.
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Links and integrations may involve third-party platforms with their own terms and privacy practices. We do not control their availability or policies.
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You may stop using the website at any time. We may restrict access where needed to protect the service, comply with law, or address misuse. Ending a paid service is governed by its proposal or agreement.
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These terms are governed by Irish law and the Irish courts have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory rights that apply. We may update these terms by publishing a revised version and date on this page.