Terms and Conditions

Last updated: October 4, 2026

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your use of the DevotionNext website and, where no separate written agreement states otherwise, your interactions with DevotionNext regarding software development, mobile and web development, AI and automation, integrations, technical support, design, quality assurance, deployment, and related professional services.

By using this website, submitting an enquiry, or engaging DevotionNext for services, you agree to these Terms to the extent applicable. If you enter into a separate proposal, statement of work, order form, master services agreement, data processing agreement, or other written contract with DevotionNext, that written agreement controls to the extent of any conflict with these Terms.

1. About DevotionNext and eligibility

DevotionNext provides professional software-development, product, AI, automation, integration, and related technology services primarily for businesses, organizations, founders, and professional clients. You must have legal capacity to enter into binding agreements and, when acting for an organization, authority to bind that organization.

2. Website use

You may use this website for lawful business and informational purposes. You must not misuse the website, attempt unauthorized access, interfere with its operation, introduce malicious code, scrape or harvest data in a manner that violates applicable law or our rights, impersonate another person or organization, or use the website to facilitate unlawful, fraudulent, abusive, or harmful activity.

We may restrict or block access where reasonably necessary to protect the website, our systems, our clients, or other users.

3. Website information is not a binding offer

Portfolio pages, case studies, service descriptions, examples, articles, estimates, technical commentary, and other website content are provided for general information. They do not create a binding commitment, guarantee, quotation, delivery date, service level, or warranty unless expressly included in a written agreement accepted by DevotionNext.

Technology platforms, pricing, third-party features, APIs, app-store rules, and software requirements can change. We may correct or update website information without notice.

4. Proposals, scope, and project agreements

Client work is normally defined through an agreed proposal, statement of work, milestone plan, order, email confirmation, platform contract, or other written scope. The applicable scope may describe deliverables, assumptions, dependencies, fees, payment milestones, support, acceptance criteria, and timing.

Work outside the agreed scope, including additional features, redesigns, integrations, revisions, migrations, platform changes, or new requirements, may require a revised estimate, change request, new milestone, or separate agreement before work proceeds.

5. Estimates, schedules, and dependencies

Unless expressly stated as fixed in a written agreement, estimates and schedules are good-faith planning information rather than guarantees. Delivery may depend on timely client feedback, approvals, content, credentials, third-party services, app-store review, technical discoveries, changes in scope, and other dependencies outside DevotionNext’s reasonable control.

We will communicate material known issues that affect an agreed delivery plan and will work with the client to determine an appropriate next step.

6. Client responsibilities

Clients are responsible for providing accurate requirements, timely feedback, authorized access, required accounts, lawful instructions, approved content, and other materials reasonably needed to perform the work. Clients must have the necessary rights and permissions for any data, code, media, trademarks, accounts, credentials, datasets, recordings, or other materials they provide or instruct us to use.

Clients remain responsible for business decisions, regulatory obligations, notices and consents relating to their end users, and the lawful operation of the products and workflows they deploy, except to the extent a written agreement expressly assigns a responsibility to DevotionNext.

7. Fees, invoices, taxes, and payment

Fees, currencies, deposits, milestones, payment methods, due dates, platform charges, taxes, and any refund or cancellation terms are determined by the applicable proposal, platform contract, invoice, or written agreement. Website content does not establish a universal price or payment schedule.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, DevotionNext may pause work or withhold delivery of unfinished work where an undisputed payment is materially overdue. Any mandatory tax, invoicing, or withholding requirements remain subject to applicable law.

8. Changes, suspension, cancellation, and termination

Project-change, suspension, cancellation, and termination rights are governed primarily by the applicable written agreement or platform terms. If no specific written term applies, either party may request that work be paused or ended, and the parties should settle payment for work reasonably completed, approved non-cancellable costs, and any agreed handover obligations up to the effective date.

We may suspend or terminate work where continuing would be unlawful, unsafe, materially outside the agreed scope, dependent on unavailable client cooperation, or associated with material non-payment or misuse.

9. Intellectual property and deliverables

Ownership and licensing of project deliverables are determined by the applicable written agreement. Unless otherwise agreed, each party retains ownership of intellectual property, methods, know-how, tools, templates, libraries, frameworks, code, designs, documentation, trademarks, and other materials it owned or developed independently of the specific client project.

Third-party and open-source components remain subject to their own licenses and terms. Where a client is to receive ownership or an exclusive right in custom deliverables, that transfer is subject to any conditions stated in the written agreement, including completion of applicable payment obligations.

DevotionNext does not claim ownership of a client’s pre-existing content, trademarks, confidential business information, or client-controlled data merely because those materials are used during a project.

10. Portfolio, case studies, and publicity

DevotionNext will not intentionally publish confidential client materials or non-public project information as a portfolio item without an appropriate basis or authorization. Any public case study, testimonial, screenshot, logo, app-store link, or project description should be limited to information that is public, supplied for publication, or otherwise approved for that purpose.

A separate written agreement may contain more specific confidentiality or publicity restrictions, which will control.

11. Confidentiality

Where confidential information is shared in connection with a project, each party should use it only for the relevant business relationship and protect it using reasonable care. Confidentiality obligations do not generally apply to information that is lawfully public, independently developed without use of the other party’s confidential information, rightfully received from a third party without confidentiality obligations, or required to be disclosed by law.

More specific confidentiality obligations may be set out in a non-disclosure agreement, proposal, platform contract, or services agreement.

12. Security, credentials, and access

We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards appropriate to the work. Clients should provide credentials and sensitive access through appropriate secure methods and should avoid sending passwords, API keys, payment-card information, or production secrets through unsecured channels.

Where DevotionNext receives temporary access to client systems, that access is intended for the agreed project purpose. Clients are encouraged to use role-based access, separate development credentials where practical, and to rotate or revoke credentials after handover when appropriate.

13. Third-party platforms, APIs, and infrastructure

Projects may depend on third-party services such as cloud providers, hosting companies, app stores, payment processors, AI providers, telephony providers, analytics services, databases, APIs, software libraries, automation platforms, and other external systems. Those services are controlled by their respective providers and may have separate fees, availability limits, policies, data practices, licenses, or terms.

DevotionNext is not responsible for a third party’s outage, account suspension, policy change, pricing change, API change, deprecation, security incident, rejection, or other action outside our reasonable control. Where practical, we may assist with adaptation or migration under an agreed scope.

14. App Store and Google Play submissions

Where our work includes support for Apple App Store, Google Play, or another distribution platform, final review and approval are controlled by the platform. We can prepare builds and assist with submission requirements, but we cannot guarantee approval, review timing, ranking, availability, or continued acceptance by a third-party store.

The client remains responsible for its developer account, legal declarations, store agreements, business information, content rights, privacy disclosures, and any platform fees unless a written agreement states otherwise.

15. AI, automation, and voice systems

AI and automation systems can produce unexpected, incomplete, inaccurate, or context-dependent results. Unless a written agreement expressly provides otherwise, AI-generated or automated outputs should be reviewed by an appropriate person before they are used for high-impact legal, financial, medical, employment, safety, eligibility, or similarly significant decisions.

Clients are responsible for defining lawful use cases, obtaining any required notices or consents, maintaining appropriate human oversight, and complying with applicable rules for customer communications, marketing, data processing, telephony, and automated decision-making.

DevotionNext does not record phone calls as part of its own business operations or standard client implementations. If a client later requests recording functionality, it must be separately agreed and implemented only where the client confirms the required legal notices, permissions, and retention rules.

16. Lead generation, email automation, and marketing workflows

Where DevotionNext designs or implements lead-generation, cold-email, CRM, or follow-up automation, the client is responsible for the lawfulness of its contact lists, message content, sending domains, opt-out handling, targeting rules, and marketing practices. DevotionNext does not guarantee response rates, conversions, sales, inbox placement, deliverability, or other commercial results.

17. Data protection

Our handling of personal information through this website is described in our Privacy Policy. Where DevotionNext processes personal information on behalf of a client, additional data-processing terms may apply, including a Data Processing Agreement where appropriate.

18. Support, maintenance, and warranties

Any warranty period, maintenance commitment, service level, bug-fix obligation, support hours, response target, hosting responsibility, or ongoing-monitoring service applies only if stated in the relevant written agreement.

We aim to perform professional services with reasonable care and skill. Except for obligations expressly agreed in writing or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, the website and any general information on it are provided on an “as available” basis without warranties of uninterrupted availability, error-free operation, fitness for a particular purpose, or guaranteed commercial outcome.

19. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law and unless a written client agreement provides a different allocation of risk, DevotionNext will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential losses, or for loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, goodwill, anticipated savings, or data, arising from use of the website or services.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, DevotionNext’s aggregate liability arising from a specific paid project or service will not exceed the fees actually paid to DevotionNext for the affected project or service giving rise to the claim. This limitation does not exclude or limit liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

20. Client indemnity for unauthorized materials or misuse

To the extent permitted by law, a client is responsible for claims, losses, or reasonable costs arising from materials, data, instructions, or uses supplied or directed by the client that infringe third-party rights, violate applicable law, or materially breach these Terms, except to the extent caused by DevotionNext’s own breach or wrongful conduct.

21. No guaranteed business or technical outcome

Software, integrations, automation, AI, app distribution, marketing systems, and third-party platforms involve variables outside any single provider’s control. Unless expressly guaranteed in a signed written agreement, DevotionNext does not promise a specific revenue result, conversion rate, ranking, number of users, cost reduction, uptime level, app-store approval, AI accuracy rate, lead volume, email response rate, or other business outcome.

22. Force majeure and events outside reasonable control

Neither party is responsible for delay or failure caused by events outside its reasonable control, such as widespread infrastructure or internet failures, natural disasters, war, civil disturbance, government action, labor disruption, major third-party platform outages, or similar events. The affected party should take reasonable steps to reduce the impact where practical.

23. Links and third-party content

Our website may link to third-party websites, app stores, client products, documentation, social platforms, or other external resources. Links are provided for convenience or reference and do not mean that DevotionNext controls or guarantees the third party, its content, security, availability, or practices.

24. Governing terms and dispute resolution

For paid client services, the governing law, jurisdiction, and dispute process stated in the applicable written agreement or platform contract will apply. If no written agreement specifies a dispute process, the parties should first attempt in good faith to resolve the matter through direct business communication before starting formal proceedings, while preserving any rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

Nothing in these Terms removes mandatory rights or remedies that apply under governing law.

25. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms to reflect changes in our services, technologies, business practices, or legal requirements. The current version will be posted on this page with an updated date. Material changes will apply prospectively unless applicable law or a written agreement requires otherwise.

26. Severability and waiver

If a provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect to the extent permitted by law. A failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive the right to enforce it later.

27. Contact

If you have questions about these Terms, a project agreement, or use of the DevotionNext website, contact us using the details below.

DevotionNext
Email: info@devotionnext.com
Direct business email: kamran@devotionnext.com
Phone / WhatsApp: +923429736196
Website: https://devotionnext.com