Acceptable Use Policy

Effective date: 03 April 2026Edrak is built to help organizations use AI in a secure, productive, and controlled way.That only works if the platform is used responsibly.This Acceptable Use Policy explains what you may not do when using Edrak's website, platform, services, and supported integrations. It is designed to protect customers, users, third parties, and the integrity of the platform itself.This policy should be read together with our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and Enterprise Terms, where applicable.
  1. The basic ruleUse Edrak lawfully, responsibly, and in a way that does not harm others or undermine the platform.If a use case creates legal risk, security risk, operational abuse, or clear potential for harm, it is likely not allowed.
  2. You may not use Edrak to break the law or violate rightsYou may not use Edrak to:
    • violate any applicable law or regulation
    • infringe intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, or other legal rights
    • engage in fraud, deception, or impersonation
    • support illegal trade, unlawful services, or prohibited transactions
    • violate sanctions, export controls, or other jurisdictional restrictions
  3. You may not use Edrak to harm peopleYou may not use Edrak to generate, facilitate, or support content or activity involving:
    • threats, intimidation, harassment, or defamation
    • violence or promotion of violent wrongdoing
    • sexual exploitation or non-consensual sexual content
    • stalking, targeted abuse, or malicious manipulation
    • self-harm promotion or other clearly harmful conduct
    • hateful or discriminatory abuse directed at protected groups
  4. You may not use Edrak for cyber abuse or security violationsYou may not use Edrak to:
    • create, facilitate, or distribute malware
    • conduct phishing, credential theft, or social engineering
    • perform unauthorized surveillance or intrusion
    • exploit vulnerabilities or attempt unauthorized access to systems
    • interfere with the integrity, security, or availability of the platform
    • conduct penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, or other security testing of Edrak without prior written authorization
  5. You may not bypass safeguards or platform controlsYou may not:
    • attempt to bypass, disable, or interfere with platform safeguards
    • manipulate prompts, workflows, or system behavior to evade restrictions
    • engage in jailbreaking, prompt injection, or similar techniques intended to produce prohibited or harmful outputs
    • circumvent account restrictions, suspensions, or bans
    • create fake, misleading, or unauthorized accounts
  6. You may not misuse the platform commerciallyYou may not, unless Edrak expressly authorizes it in writing:
    • resell access to the platform
    • sublicense or provide unauthorized third-party access
    • make your account available to anyone who is not an authorized user
    • use Edrak to operate an unapproved third-party service
    • scrape, extract, or systematically harvest platform content or outputs at scale in an abusive way
  7. You may not use Edrak to build competing AI systemsYou may not use Edrak, or any inputs or outputs obtained through Edrak, to:
    • train, fine-tune, validate, or benchmark competing AI or machine learning systems
    • replicate model behavior for competitive development
    • reverse engineer the platform, underlying systems, model behavior, or technical architecture, except where such restrictions are prohibited by law
    • extract datasets or structured outputs for the purpose of building competing services
  8. You may not rely on outputs irresponsiblyEdrak is a tool. It does not remove the need for human judgment.You may not use Edrak in a way that treats AI-generated output as automatically correct or as a substitute for required human review in high-impact situations.That includes using outputs without appropriate review in contexts such as:
    • legal advice or legal determinations
    • regulatory or compliance sign-off
    • financial approvals or investment decisions
    • employment or disciplinary decisions
    • safety-critical or operationally sensitive actions
  9. Enterprise users remain responsible for internal governanceIf you use Edrak through an organization, you are also expected to follow your organization's internal policies, approval requirements, and restrictions.Edrak provides infrastructure and controls, but customers remain responsible for defining how AI should be used within their own environments.
  10. Monitoring and enforcementEdrak may monitor usage for security, integrity, compliance, and abuse-prevention purposes.Where Edrak reasonably believes this policy has been violated, or where use creates security, legal, or operational risk, Edrak may take action, including:
    • reviewing the relevant activity
    • restricting or suspending access
    • removing or blocking content
    • terminating access
    • reporting conduct where required by law or where necessary to protect the platform, customers, or others
  11. Reporting concernsIf you believe Edrak is being misused, or if you believe a user or workspace is violating this policy, please contact us.trust@edrak.comsecurity@edrak.com
  12. Changes to this policyEdrak may update this Acceptable Use Policy from time to time to reflect changes in law, regulation, product functionality, abuse patterns, or security needs.When Edrak does, it will post the updated version on this page and update the effective date above.
  13. ContactIf you have questions about this Acceptable Use Policy, contact:legal@edrak.com