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Ledger GRC Private Beta Terms of Use

Last updated: 13 October 2026

Ledger GRC is an independent personal project created and operated by Syed Adnan Hameed Hussaini. By accepting an invitation or using Ledger GRC, you agree to these Terms and the Privacy Policy.

Private-beta access

Ledger GRC is invitation-only. Your account is for your own authorized use. Do not share credentials or attempt to access another user’s data or administrative functions. You are responsible for protecting your account and reporting suspected unauthorized access to adnanaiworks@gmail.com.

The beta may change, experience interruptions, or be discontinued while the product is developed.

Acceptable use

You may use Ledger GRC for lawful governance, risk, compliance, and regulatory research.

You must not:

  • use the service unlawfully or to harm another person;
  • bypass authentication, authorization, rate limits, or security controls;
  • upload material you do not have permission to use;
  • enter personal, confidential, proprietary, or classified information unless expressly authorized; or
  • introduce malicious software or disrupt the service.

AI answers and professional judgment

Ledger GRC is a research aid, not legal advice, certification, audit assurance, or an automated compliance decision. AI-generated answers may be incomplete or inaccurate. You must review the cited source, confirm that the correct document and version apply, and use qualified human judgment before relying on an answer.

Documents and user content

Regulations, standards, and other third-party documents remain the property of their respective owners and are subject to their own terms. Authorized administrators are responsible for having permission to upload and process a document.

You retain your rights in content you lawfully provide. You allow Ledger GRC and its service providers to process that content only as needed to operate, secure, and support the service.

Ownership and copyright

Ledger GRC was independently conceived and built by Syed Adnan Hameed Hussaini, based on his professional experience and his identification of a gap in practical GRC research tools. Development included AI-assisted coding methods. To the extent protected by applicable law, the original Ledger GRC name and branding, visual assets, written material, and original application code belong to Syed Adnan Hameed Hussaini.

Ledger GRC does not claim ownership of regulatory publications, third-party trademarks, open-source software, AI platforms, hosting services, libraries, or other third-party material. Those items remain subject to their owners’ rights and licences.

Protected Ledger GRC material may not be copied, republished, sold, or presented as another person’s work except where an applicable licence, the law, or written permission allows it. This does not claim ownership of general ideas, methods, public regulatory requirements, or third-party material.

Privacy and feedback

Use of Ledger GRC is governed by the Privacy Policy. Submitting feedback shares the related question, answer, rating, and optional comment with the operator for quality review. Broader chat review remains optional and can be controlled in Manage Account.

Suspension or termination

Access may be suspended or ended to protect the service or its users, address misuse or a security concern, comply with law, or conclude the private beta. Where reasonable and lawful, notice will be provided.

Disclaimer and responsibility

Ledger GRC is provided as a private beta on an “as available” basis. To the extent permitted by law, no guarantee is made that the service or an AI answer will be uninterrupted, error-free, current, complete, or suitable for a particular decision. Nothing in these Terms removes rights that cannot legally be excluded.

Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Any dispute will be handled by the competent Saudi authority or court.

Contact

Questions about these Terms may be sent to adnanaiworks@gmail.com.

These Terms should be reviewed if Ledger GRC opens publicly, begins charging users, accepts organization-wide accounts, or materially changes how it handles data.