Terms
Terms for beta access and enterprise pilots.
TAO combines a product workspace with implementation support. These terms set the baseline for beta use, provider connections, acceptable use, and human approval around AI-assisted work.
Last updated: May 22, 2026
Access model
TAO is initially invite-only. Public visitors can apply for the beta programme, subscribe to updates, or contact TAO for an enterprise pilot. Self-service signup is available only when an authorised TAO operator changes the backend access mode to open signup.
Product and implementation services
TAO is a hybrid product and AI implementation company. The product provides a unified operational interface; implementation work helps customers map workflows, connect systems, configure modules, and roll out Andy and TAO Pilot.
- Build it yourself is for teams that use the workspace and configure available modules internally.
- We build it for you is for teams that need operational discovery, integration setup, and rollout support.
- Enterprise pilots may require a scoped agreement before account access is granted.
AI-assisted work
Andy and TAO Pilot are assistants. Users remain responsible for reviewing outputs, approving provider writes, checking facts, and making business decisions. TAO should not be used as the sole source of truth for legal, financial, medical, or safety-critical decisions.
Third-party providers
When a user connects Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Xero, Current RMS, QuickBooks, or another provider, that provider's own terms and admin controls still apply. TAO may lose access if the provider revokes credentials, changes scopes, disables APIs, or requires additional review.
Acceptable use
- Do not connect accounts you are not authorised to use.
- Do not use TAO to send spam, scrape data unlawfully, bypass provider controls, or impersonate others.
- Do not upload secrets or credentials unless the product explicitly asks for them in a protected credential field.
- Do not attempt to reverse engineer, disrupt, overload, or bypass access controls in TAO.

