Terms and Conditions

These Terms and Conditions govern access to didc.in and public interactions with Deccan India Development Corporation Private Limited (DIDC). “You” means the individual using the website and, where applicable, the organisation that individual is authorised to represent.

You should not use the website or submit information if you do not agree with these terms. Use of a paid product, subscription, implementation, support plan, training programme or professional service may also be governed by a proposal, order form, statement of work, licence, data-processing agreement or other written contract.

Website content describes DIDC capabilities, products, experience and general approaches. It is provided for information and does not by itself create a binding offer, warranty, delivery commitment, service level or professional recommendation.

An enquiry, callback request, demonstration or discussion does not require either party to proceed. A commitment exists only when authorised representatives agree the relevant commercial document or DIDC otherwise confirms it in writing.

Where a service requires an account, you must provide accurate information, protect credentials, use access only for authorised purposes and promptly notify DIDC of suspected compromise. Organisations are responsible for users they authorise and for promptly removing access that is no longer required.

DIDC may enforce reasonable authentication, access, security and usage controls. Shared credentials, attempts to bypass limits, unauthorised access and interference with service integrity are prohibited.

Product editions, deliverables, integrations, assumptions, responsibilities, milestones, acceptance criteria, environments and support boundaries will be stated in the applicable commercial document. Items not included should not be treated as implied scope.

Material changes to scope, data, dependencies, timeline or acceptance criteria may require a written change request, revised estimate or new order. Both parties should identify risks and decisions promptly so delivery remains visible and accountable.

Prices may be subscription-based, milestone-based, capacity-based, usage-based or separately quoted. Unless stated otherwise, taxes, statutory charges, third-party licences, travel and out-of-pocket costs are additional where applicable.

Invoices are payable within the period stated in the relevant commercial document. Late or disputed amounts should be raised promptly with supporting detail. DIDC may pause affected work or access for undisputed overdue amounts after reasonable notice, subject to the governing agreement.

Successful delivery depends on timely decisions, lawful instructions and appropriate access to people, data, systems and environments. You are responsible for the accuracy and legal basis of materials you provide and for securing permissions required for DIDC to perform the agreed work.

• Nominate authorised decision-makers and subject-matter contacts.
• Provide accurate requirements, representative data, dependencies and feedback on schedule.
• Maintain lawful rights to client content, systems, trademarks, third-party software and personal data supplied to DIDC.
• Review outputs, configure users and controls, and operate the delivered solution according to documentation and agreed responsibilities.

DIDC retains ownership of its pre-existing products, frameworks, methods, templates, utilities, know-how, designs and reusable components. You retain ownership of your pre-existing content, data, trademarks and materials.

Ownership or licence rights in custom deliverables are defined in the applicable contract and may depend on full payment. A product subscription generally grants a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the subscribed service during the agreed term; it does not transfer the underlying software or source code.

You are responsible for deciding whether data supplied to a solution is appropriate and lawful. AI, analytics, forecasting, extraction and agent-assisted features may produce incomplete or incorrect outputs and should be used with the human review, thresholds and controls appropriate to their impact.

Unless expressly agreed, DIDC does not guarantee that an AI-generated output is error-free, unique, legally sufficient or suitable as the sole basis for a regulated, safety-critical, employment, credit, clinical or legal decision.

You must not use the website or a DIDC service to violate law, infringe rights, distribute malicious code, access data without authority, conduct abusive automated traffic, misrepresent identity, evade controls, disrupt availability, benchmark for competitive publication without permission, or reverse engineer protected elements except where a restriction is prohibited by law.

DIDC may investigate credible misuse and restrict affected access where reasonably necessary to protect users, systems, data or legal rights.

DIDC solutions may interoperate with hosting, payment, messaging, maps, identity, analytics, devices, app stores or other third-party services. Their availability, terms, pricing, data practices and changes are controlled by those providers unless DIDC expressly assumes responsibility in writing.

A change or interruption in a third-party service may require configuration, replacement or additional work. DIDC will communicate known material dependencies within the agreed delivery or support process.

Each party should protect confidential information using reasonable care and use it only for the relevant business purpose. Detailed confidentiality, privacy, security, audit, retention and incident obligations may be stated in the applicable agreement.

Personal data collected through the public website is handled under the DIDC Privacy Policy. Client-controlled data processed within a product or project may be subject to additional written instructions and roles.

DIDC may improve, secure, maintain or change public content and standard product features. Material product, maintenance, support, availability and end-of-life commitments are governed by the applicable subscription or support terms.

No system can be guaranteed uninterrupted in every circumstance. Planned maintenance, emergency security work, internet conditions, client environments and third-party dependencies may affect availability.

DIDC will perform expressly contracted services with reasonable professional care. Any additional warranty, remedy or acceptance period must be stated in the applicable agreement. Public website content is provided on an “as available” basis and may contain updates or inadvertent errors.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, neither party should be responsible for indirect, incidental or consequential loss merely because it was informed such loss was possible. Transaction-specific exclusions, caps and carve-outs belong in the governing agreement and nothing in these public terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

DIDC may restrict website or service access for material misuse, security risk, unlawful activity or uncured non-payment, using reasonable notice where circumstances allow. Contract termination rights, data export, transition assistance and charges are defined in the relevant agreement.

Provisions that logically continue—such as confidentiality, ownership, accrued payment, restrictions, disclaimers, dispute terms and records—survive termination to the extent necessary.

Unless a signed agreement states otherwise, these terms are governed by the laws of India and disputes are subject to the courts with competent jurisdiction in Pune, Maharashtra. Parties should first attempt good-faith resolution through authorised business contacts.

DIDC may update these terms when services, practices or legal requirements change. The effective date identifies the current version. Continued use after an update applies to future website activity; it does not silently replace a signed agreement.