VERILYZE TERMS OF USE

Version dated September 11, 2026

1. General Provisions

1.1. These Verilyze Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of the websites, software, demonstration materials, analytical tools, services, and other components of Verilyze, including:

https://verilyze.ru;
https://demo.verilyze.ru;
https://app.verilyze.ru;
other subdomains of verilyze.ru;
the Verilyze API;
related applications, services, and software interfaces

(collectively, the “Service” or “Verilyze”).

1.2. The owner and operator of the Service is:

Individual Entrepreneur Denis Anatolyevich Denisov
Taxpayer Identification Number (INN): 525813258650
Primary State Registration Number of Individual Entrepreneur (OGRNIP): 325527500044492
Region of state registration: Russian Federation, Nizhny Novgorod Region
Email: [email protected]

hereinafter referred to as the “Operator” or “Verilyze”.

1.3. This version of the Terms is intended primarily for use of Verilyze in connection with entrepreneurial, professional, or other activities not related to personal, family, or household purposes.

1.4. At this stage, the Service is primarily intended for:

legal entities;
individual entrepreneurs;
self-employed professionals;
state and municipal organizations;
non-profit organizations;
professional users;
employees and representatives of organizations acting within the scope of their authority.

1.5. Use of Verilyze by individuals solely for personal, family, or household purposes may be governed by separate terms.

2. Age and Legal Capacity

2.1. Account registration, access to restricted functionality, ordering services, and full use of Verilyze are permitted only for persons who are 18 years of age or older and possess the necessary legal capacity.

2.2. By using Verilyze on behalf of a legal entity, individual entrepreneur, or other organization, the User confirms that they have the necessary authority to act on behalf of such person or organization.

2.3. Verilyze may request reasonably necessary information to confirm the User’s authority.

3. Definitions

The following key terms are used in these Terms.

User means a person who has obtained access to or uses Verilyze.

Client means a legal entity, individual entrepreneur, or other person who has ordered access, a service, or a Verilyze product.

Account means the User’s account.

Organization means a workspace or other entity in Verilyze that groups together multiple Users of the same Client.

Task means a request submitted by the User for monitoring, search, analysis, parsing, data processing, report generation, or another operation.

User Materials means files, texts, documents, links, images, spreadsheets, data, instructions, and other information submitted by the User to Verilyze.

Result means a report, analytical conclusion, indicator, chart, table, classification, forecast, dataset, or other material generated by Verilyze.

Demo means a demonstration version or demonstration materials of Verilyze intended to introduce Users to the capabilities of the Service.

4. Acceptance of the Terms

4.1. Before using functions that require acceptance of these Terms, the User is given an opportunity to review the current version.

4.2. Acceptance of the Terms may be expressed by:

selecting the relevant checkbox;
clicking a registration button;
activating an invitation;
creating an Account;
placing an order;
signing a separate agreement or order;
another action clearly indicating acceptance of these Terms.

4.3. Where the law requires separate consent or confirmation for a specific operation, such consent shall be provided separately.

4.4. Silence by the User does not by itself constitute acceptance of the Terms.

4.5. Verilyze may technically record:

the date of acceptance;
the version of the Terms;
the User identifier;
the IP address;
the technical acceptance event;
other information sufficient to demonstrate acceptance of the Terms.

5. Relationship with Separate Agreements

5.1. Separate Clients may enter into:

individual contracts;
service agreements;
license agreements;
service level agreements;
data processing agreements;
technical specifications;
specifications;
orders;
supplementary agreements.

5.2. If an individual agreement expressly establishes terms that differ from these Terms, the individual agreement shall prevail to the relevant extent.

5.3. These Terms apply to matters not governed by a separate agreement between the parties.

6. These Terms Are Not an Unconditional Public Offer

6.1. Publication of information about Verilyze, Service functionality, potential pricing plans, services, demonstration products, and methods of obtaining access does not by itself oblige the Operator to enter into an agreement or provide access to every person who applies, unless expressly stated otherwise by the Operator.

6.2. An application:

for an invitation;
for a demonstration;
for monitoring;
for a report;
for research;
for connection to the Service

may be treated as an invitation by the User to begin negotiations or enter into an appropriate agreement.

6.3. The Operator may refuse to provide new access or enter into an agreement unless the Operator has already undertaken a binding obligation to do so.

7. Invitation-Based Access

7.1. Certain Verilyze functions may be available only by invitation.

7.2. Submitting an invitation request does not guarantee access.

7.3. The Operator may independently determine:

the number of invitations issued;
the order in which applications are reviewed;
admission criteria;
available functionality;
the duration of a trial period;
limitations of the demonstration version.

7.4. Before any paid or other contractual obligation arises, the Operator may refuse access without stating reasons, provided that such refusal does not violate mandatory legal requirements.

8. Registration

8.1. To use certain functions, the User must create an Account.

8.2. When registering, the User must provide accurate information.

8.3. A User must not:

impersonate another person;
register on behalf of an organization without the necessary authority;
create Accounts to circumvent restrictions or bans;
use another person’s authentication credentials without authorization.

8.4. The Operator may impose technical limits on the number of Accounts.

9. Authentication

9.1. Verilyze may support:

its own authentication system;
Telegram;
Yandex ID;
VK ID;
Google;
Meta/Facebook;
X;
other authentication providers.

9.2. Availability of a particular authentication method depends on the region, Service version, and current configuration.

9.3. The User is responsible for the security of their authentication credentials.

9.4. If the User suspects that an Account has been compromised, they must promptly take appropriate steps to protect access and notify the Operator where assistance is required.

10. Account Security

10.1. The User must:

use secure authentication methods;
not disclose access credentials to third parties;
comply with their organization’s security rules;
not transfer the Account to unauthorized persons.

10.2. Actions performed following successful authentication may be treated as actions of the corresponding Account until the Operator knew or reasonably should have known that the Account had been compromised.

10.3. The Operator may temporarily suspend an Account where there are signs of:

compromise;
automated attack;
abnormal activity;
violation of these Terms;
a threat to other users or infrastructure.

11. Organizations and User Roles

11.1. Verilyze may support collaborative use of Accounts within an Organization.

11.2. A Client may assign Users different roles and access permissions.

11.3. Organization administrators may be able to:

invite Users;
revoke access;
change roles;
view participant activity;
manage Tasks;
manage billing;
access Organization materials.

11.4. The Client is independently responsible for properly assigning access rights to its employees and representatives.

12. Verilyze Capabilities

12.1. Verilyze may provide functionality for:

monitoring open sources;
analyzing publications;
reputation analysis;
sentiment analysis;
entity detection;
event detection;
relationship mapping;
risk detection;
anomaly detection;
forecasting;
generating analytical reports;
market research;
analysis of organizations and other objects;
website parsing;
file processing;
automated information analysis;
use of machine learning and artificial intelligence models;
other analytical functionality.

12.2. The scope and characteristics of available functions may change as the Service develops.

13. Demonstration Version

13.1. The Demo is intended to demonstrate the interface and operating principles of Verilyze.

13.2. The Demo may use:

synthetic data;
specially prepared examples;
anonymized data;
outdated or static data;
limited functionality;
simulated results.

13.3. Demo results are not intended to be used as complete professional analytical conclusions.

13.4. The Operator may modify, restrict, or discontinue the Demo without prior notice.

14. Orders and Analytical Tasks

14.1. The User may create Tasks directly through the Verilyze interface or by another agreed method.

14.2. A Task may include:

research subject;
keywords;
sources;
time period;
links;
documents;
report requirements;
model parameters;
monitoring parameters;
other conditions.

14.3. The User is responsible for the accuracy and sufficiency of the instructions provided.

14.4. If a Task cannot be properly performed without additional information, the Operator may request clarification.

15. User Materials

15.1. The User retains rights to User Materials that belonged to the User before they were submitted to Verilyze.

15.2. By submitting materials, the User grants the Operator the right to process them solely to the extent necessary for:

performing the Task;
providing the Service;
technical storage;
backups;
maintaining security;
complying with lawful requirements;
other purposes agreed with the Client.

15.3. Submission of materials to Verilyze does not transfer exclusive rights in such materials to the Operator unless expressly agreed otherwise by the parties.

16. No Training on User Materials

16.1. Verilyze does not use User Materials or personal data contained in them to train its own artificial intelligence or machine learning models.

16.2. User Materials must also not be used to fine-tune third-party models for the independent purposes of such provider unless separately and expressly agreed with the Client and supported by an appropriate lawful basis.

16.3. Anonymized and aggregated technical information may be used to develop Verilyze.

17. Personal Data of Third Parties

17.1. The User may provide Verilyze with materials containing personal data of third parties.

17.2. By providing such information, the User confirms that there is an appropriate lawful basis for:

obtaining it;
storing it;
transferring it to the Operator;
assigning the relevant Task;
using the Results.

17.3. Where the Client independently determines the purposes and substance of such processing, the Client acts as a personal data operator or other corresponding processing party, and Verilyze may process such data on the Client’s behalf.

17.4. In such cases, the parties may enter into a separate agreement or personal data processing instruction.

18. Prohibited User Materials

18.1. Verilyze must not be used for the unlawful processing of:

personal data;
trade secrets;
state secrets;
medical confidentiality information;
banking secrecy information;
communications secrecy;
other restricted-access information.

18.2. Users must not upload materials if they knowingly have no right to transfer such materials to the Operator.

18.3. The User is independently responsible for assessing whether the information may lawfully be transferred, taking into account the nature of the Task.

19. Open Sources and OSINT

19.1. Verilyze is intended, among other purposes, to process information from open sources.

19.2. Depending on the Task, such sources may include:

websites;
mass media;
public publications;
social networks;
public channels and communities;
open registers;
other lawfully accessible information resources.

19.3. The technical ability to obtain information does not mean that any subsequent processing of such information is lawful.

19.4. The User must use Verilyze functionality only for lawful purposes.

19.5. The Operator may restrict sources, data collection methods, and available functions where necessary to comply with law, contractual restrictions, or requirements of the owners of the relevant resources.

20. Website Parsing

20.1. Verilyze may provide functionality for automated retrieval of information from web resources.

20.2. The User must not use such functionality to:

bypass technical protection measures;
obtain information to which the User has no lawful access;
obtain unauthorized access to restricted systems;
infringe intellectual property rights;
create unreasonable load on third-party infrastructure;
engage in other unlawful activities.

20.3. The Operator may establish:

rate limits;
source restrictions;
crawl-frequency restrictions;
parsing-depth restrictions;
other technical restrictions.

21. Special Categories of Personal Data

21.1. Verilyze is not intended for targeted analysis of special categories of personal data without an appropriate lawful basis.

21.2. Such data may incidentally appear in open sources or User Materials.

21.3. The User must not assign Tasks involving unlawful discrimination or illegal decision-making based on:

nationality;
race;
religion;
political beliefs;
health status;
intimate life;
other protected characteristics.

22. Analytical Results and Artificial Intelligence

22.1. Verilyze uses automated algorithms and artificial intelligence models.

22.2. They may be used for:

classification;
summarization;
sentiment analysis;
entity identification;
event detection;
risk assessment;
forecasting;
relationship detection;
generation of analytical conclusions.

22.3. Such systems are probabilistic in nature.

22.4. Results may contain:

inaccuracies;
incomplete information;
false-positive signals;
false-negative signals;
incorrectly identified relationships;
incorrect conclusions;
outdated information.

22.5. The User must take these limitations into account when using Results.

23. Analytical Rather Than Factual Nature of Certain Conclusions

23.1. Ratings, risk assessments, reputation indexes, forecasts, sentiment indicators, and other automatically calculated indicators are analytical assessments.

23.2. They must not automatically be interpreted as:

a confirmed fact of a violation;
evidence of guilt;
confirmation of unlawful conduct;
a legal opinion;
financial advice;
investment advice;
a medical opinion.

23.3. Material conclusions should be verified against primary sources and, where necessary, reviewed by an appropriate professional.

24. Legally Significant Decisions

24.1. Verilyze is not intended for fully automated decision-making producing legal effects concerning individuals.

24.2. A Client must not use an automated Verilyze indicator as the sole basis for a decision that significantly affects an individual’s rights where such use is prohibited by applicable law.

24.3. The final decision must be made by an authorized person or organization.

25. Prohibited Use

Verilyze must not be used:

for unlawful purposes;
to gain unauthorized access to information systems;
to distribute malicious software;
to circumvent security restrictions;
to attack infrastructure;
for mass spam;
for fraud;
for unlawful collection of personal data;
for harassment or unlawful surveillance of individuals;
for discrimination;
for unlawful disclosure of confidential information;
to infringe copyright or other intellectual property rights;
to attempt to disrupt the operation of Verilyze;
to circumvent limits and technical restrictions;
to resell access without the Operator’s permission;
to present automated results as conclusively established facts without sufficient basis;
for other actions that violate applicable law or third-party rights.

26. Automation and API

26.1. API access is provided only to the extent authorized by the Operator.

26.2. The User must comply with:

request limits;
authentication requirements;
documentation;
technical restrictions;
security requirements.

26.3. The User must not:

provide API keys to third parties without authorization;
attempt to circumvent limits;
create excessive load;
use the API for unlawful purposes.

26.4. The Operator may restrict or revoke API access if these rules are violated.

27. Pricing

27.1. Certain Verilyze functions may be provided:

free of charge;
as part of demonstration access;
by subscription;
for a one-time fee;
under an individual agreement.

27.2. Pricing is determined by:

the pricing plan;
the order interface;
an invoice;
a specification;
an individual offer;
an agreement between the parties.

27.3. If the price of a particular service has not been agreed, the mere presence of a description of such service on the website does not create an obligation for the Operator to provide it free of charge.

28. Payment

28.1. Payment may be made through YooKassa or another connected payment provider.

28.2. The Client must provide accurate information necessary for invoicing and preparation of relevant documents.

28.3. Payment may be deemed completed upon:

receipt of funds;
confirmation from the payment provider;
another event specified in the applicable agreement.

28.4. Verilyze does not store full bank card details.

29. Taxes and Documents

29.1. The Operator issues documents required under applicable tax and other laws.

29.2. Additional documents for corporate clients may be provided in accordance with the applicable agreement.

30. Refunds and Service Cancellation

30.1. The procedure for terminating a particular paid service is determined by applicable law, these Terms, the applicable pricing plan, and any individual agreement.

30.2. If the Client cancels a service, settlement may take into account:

services actually provided;
work or processing actually completed;
expenses actually incurred by the Operator;
other mandatory legal requirements.

30.3. If the service consists of preparation of an individually tailored analytical result and performance has already begun, actual costs incurred and completed work may be taken into account in the settlement.

30.4. If the Operator refuses to perform an already accepted paid obligation in circumstances where the law requires the Operator to compensate the Client for losses or refund unused amounts, mandatory legal requirements shall apply.

30.5. More favorable terms for the Client may be established by a separate pricing plan or agreement.

31. Subscriptions

31.1. Certain functions may in the future be offered under a subscription model.

31.2. Before payment, the following information should be available for a specific subscription:

price;
billing period;
included usage or volume;
renewal rules;
cancellation procedure;
other material terms.

31.3. Automatic renewal and recurring payments are enabled only with the relevant consent and technical authorization of the Client.

32. Changes to Pricing

32.1. The Operator may change prices for future periods of use.

32.2. Price changes do not apply retroactively to a period that has already been paid in full unless otherwise expressly agreed by the parties or permitted by law.

32.3. Prices under individual agreements are changed in accordance with such agreements.

33. Verilyze Intellectual Property

33.1. Exclusive rights in Verilyze elements belong to the Operator or the relevant rights holders.

33.2. Such protected items may include:

software code;
design;
interface;
logos;
trademarks and other brand identifiers;
texts;
graphics;
Service structure;
documentation;
analytical methodologies;
databases and compilations to the extent protected by law;
other intellectual property.

33.3. The User receives only the right to use the functionality made available to them within the scope of these Terms and the applicable pricing plan or agreement.

34. Restrictions on Use of the Software

Without separate written authorization, Users must not:

copy substantial parts of the Service;
distribute Verilyze software;
sell or sublicense access;
decompile the software where such restriction is permitted by law;
obtain source code by unlawful means;
remove rights-holder notices;
create derivative commercial products based on closed-source Verilyze software;
use the interface or materials in a way that falsely suggests that a third-party product belongs to or is affiliated with Verilyze.

35. Rights to Analysis Results

35.1. The Client’s rights to individually prepared reports and other Results are determined by these Terms, the applicable pricing plan, or an individual agreement.

35.2. Unless otherwise established by contract, the Client may use the analytical Result provided to it for its internal professional activities.

35.3. Original publications, documents, images, and other third-party materials remain the property of their respective rights holders.

35.4. Providing a Verilyze Result does not transfer to the Client any rights in third-party materials beyond those permitted by law.

36. Confidentiality

36.1. The Operator takes reasonable measures to protect restricted User Materials.

36.2. The Operator does not make User Materials publicly available merely because they were uploaded to Verilyze.

36.3. Additional confidentiality requirements may be established by an individual agreement or NDA.

37. Maintenance

37.1. Verilyze may temporarily be unavailable due to:

maintenance;
updates;
vulnerability remediation;
failures or incidents;
actions of infrastructure providers;
network outages;
circumstances beyond the Operator’s control.

37.2. The Operator seeks to minimize the duration of such interruptions.

37.3. A guaranteed SLA is provided only where expressly stated in a separate agreement or pricing plan.

38. Changes to Functionality

38.1. Verilyze is under continuous development.

38.2. The Operator may:

add features;
change the interface;
change algorithms;
replace models;
discontinue outdated functions;
change available sources;
change technical limitations.

38.3. Where already paid services are materially changed, the Operator takes into account obligations already undertaken toward the Client.

39. Third-Party Services

39.1. Verilyze may interact with third-party providers, including:

Cloudflare;
Resend;
Yandex;
Google;
Telegram;
VK;
YooKassa;
hosting providers;
model and API providers;
other services.

39.2. Availability and operation of third-party services are not entirely within the Operator’s control.

39.3. The Operator does not guarantee continuous availability of a function that is wholly dependent on a third-party service.

40. Third-Party Information Sources

40.1. Verilyze may display or analyze information from external sources.

40.2. The Operator is not the author of most such source materials.

40.3. The Operator does not guarantee:

accuracy of an external publication;
currentness of information;
completeness of the source;
absence of errors by a third party.

40.4. A link to an external source does not constitute endorsement of its content by the Operator.

41. Disclaimer of Warranties

41.1. Unless otherwise provided by an individual agreement, Verilyze is provided subject to the objective limitations of software and automated analytics.

41.2. The Operator does not guarantee that:

the analysis will be absolutely complete;
every source will be available;
all publications will be detected;
a model will never make an error;
a forecast will necessarily occur;
a risk assessment constitutes an established fact;
information from third-party sources is accurate;
the Service will operate without interruption.

41.3. This section does not limit warranties or liability that cannot be excluded by law.

42. Responsibility for Client Decisions

42.1. Verilyze provides an informational and analytical tool.

42.2. The Client independently assesses the applicability of a Result to a particular decision.

42.3. When making material decisions, it is recommended to:

verify primary sources;
verify the date of the information;
assess the context;
consult a competent professional;
ensure human review of the Result.

42.4. The Client is responsible for decisions independently made on the basis of information provided, except where otherwise established by law or contract.

43. Liability of the Parties

43.1. The parties are liable in accordance with the laws of the Russian Federation and agreements entered into between them.

43.2. The User is responsible for:

the lawfulness of their Tasks;
the contents of submitted materials;
having the necessary authority to process them;
compliance with third-party rights;
security of access credentials;
actions of authorized users.

43.3. The Operator is liable for breach of its obligations within the limits established by law and the applicable agreement.

43.4. Limitations of liability do not apply to the extent that such limitation is prohibited by mandatory law.

44. Suspension of Access

44.1. The Operator may temporarily restrict or suspend access where there are grounds to believe that:

these Terms have been violated;
the Account has been compromised;
unlawful activity is taking place;
a security threat exists;
restrictions are being circumvented;
excessive load is being created;
third-party rights are being violated;
mandatory requirements of public authorities apply;
required payment has not been made.

44.2. Where the issue may be corrected without immediate suspension, the Operator may provide the User with an opportunity to remedy the violation.

44.3. In the event of a serious security threat, access may be restricted without prior notice.

45. Termination of Access

45.1. For free, trial, or invitation-based access, the Operator may discontinue provision of the Service at its discretion unless another contractual obligation has been undertaken.

45.2. The Operator may terminate access in the event of a material or repeated violation of these Terms.

45.3. Termination of access does not release the parties from obligations arising before termination.

45.4. In relation to paid services, termination and settlement are carried out in accordance with the applicable agreement and mandatory legal requirements.

46. Account Deletion

46.1. The User or an authorized Client administrator may request deletion of an Account through the relevant interface or by contacting the Operator.

46.2. After deletion, certain information may continue to be retained where necessary for:

compliance with legal requirements;
accounting and tax purposes;
protection of the parties’ rights;
resolution of disputes;
prevention of abuse;
security.

46.3. Personal data processing after Account deletion is governed by the Personal Data Processing Policy.

47. Feedback and Communications

47.1. The Operator may send the User service communications relating to:

security;
authentication;
orders;
Task execution;
payments;
material changes to the Service;
support.

47.2. Advertising communications are sent only where an appropriate lawful basis exists.

48. Personal Data

48.1. Personal data processing is governed by separate Verilyze documents:

Personal Data Processing Policy;
Consent to Personal Data Processing;
Cookie and Similar Technologies Policy;
Consent to Receive Advertising and Informational Materials;
other applicable documents.

48.2. Where data is processed on behalf of a corporate Client, the parties may enter into a separate agreement.

49. Changes to the Terms

49.1. The Operator may amend these Terms.

49.2. The current version is published on Verilyze websites.

49.3. The document states the date of the applicable version.

49.4. If a change materially affects an existing contractual relationship, the Operator will notify the relevant Users or Clients using a reasonable method where such notification is required.

49.5. Changes do not apply retroactively in a manner that deprives the Client of an already acquired right unless permitted by law or contract.

49.6. If a change requires separate acceptance, the Operator may request renewed confirmation.

50. Governing Law

50.1. These Terms and the relationship between the Operator and the Client are governed by the laws of the Russian Federation, unless mandatory law or an individual agreement provides otherwise.

50.2. International corporate clients may separately agree with the Operator on governing law and dispute resolution procedures.

51. Dispute Resolution

51.1. The parties seek to resolve disputes through negotiations and exchange of claims.

51.2. Claims may be submitted to the Operator through available communication channels.

51.3. The response period is determined by applicable law or the relevant individual agreement.

51.4. If the dispute cannot be resolved, it shall be submitted to a competent court in accordance with applicable jurisdiction and venue rules.

51.5. For agreements with legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, specific contractual jurisdiction may additionally be established by agreement of the parties.

52. Force Majeure

52.1. A party is released from liability for breach of an obligation to the extent performance became impossible due to extraordinary and unavoidable circumstances under the conditions in question, provided that the requirements of applicable law are satisfied.

52.2. Depending on the circumstances, such events may include:

natural disasters;
military actions;
large-scale accidents;
mandatory actions of public authorities;
other circumstances meeting the statutory requirements for force majeure.

52.3. A technical failure of a third-party provider does not automatically constitute force majeure.

53. Severability

53.1. If any provision of these Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain valid where the document can continue to operate without the invalid provision.

54. No Waiver

54.1. Failure by the Operator to exercise a right immediately after the relevant grounds arise does not constitute a waiver of that right.

55. Contact Information

For questions regarding use of Verilyze, please contact the Operator:

For personal data matters:

[email protected]

56. User Confirmation

By accepting these Terms, the User confirms that they:

have reviewed these Terms;
understand the purpose of Verilyze;
are at least 18 years of age;
possess the necessary legal capacity;
have the necessary authority when using the Service on behalf of an organization;
undertake to use Verilyze lawfully;
understand the probabilistic nature of automated analytical Results;
understand the need to verify material analytical conclusions;
are responsible for the lawfulness of Tasks and materials they submit;
accept these Terms in full to the extent applicable to the functions they use.

Document: Verilyze Terms of Use
Version: 1.0
Revision date: September 11, 2026
Operator: Individual Entrepreneur Denis Anatolyevich Denisov