Crow legal
Terms of service
These terms describe the service posture for Crow, the responsibilities attached to account access, and the limits of the platform's market-analysis outputs.
How to use this page
This public page is the product-facing summary. The deeper internal handling note lives in the documentation shelf.
Service scope
Crow provides market intelligence, workflow support, and operational monitoring. It is designed to help users review macro context, catalysts, opportunities, approvals, execution follow-through, and operational status inside one product shell.
Crow is not represented as a broker, custodian, or portfolio-management system of record.
No investment advice
Crow surfaces analysis, rankings, and workflow context. Those materials are not a guarantee of market outcome, trade profitability, or suitability for a specific account.
Users remain responsible for independent judgment, desk controls, and any regulatory or firm-specific requirements that apply before acting on a setup.
Account and acceptable use
Users must protect their credentials, follow the role model assigned to them, and avoid using the product to bypass access controls, interfere with monitoring, or misrepresent decision history.
Admin and operator surfaces should only be used by authorized personnel because they affect runtime, auditability, and incident posture for the environment.
Availability and third-party dependencies
Crow depends on external providers for some market data, macro references, and delivery paths. Service degradation, stale snapshots, delayed providers, or fallback behavior may affect what the UI can show at a given moment.
The product aims to render degraded states honestly. Temporary unavailability of a feed or downstream service does not create a warranty that fresh data will always be present.