Terms of Use
These terms apply to your use of our public website. Agreed service contracts and written quotations have their own conditions.
1. Scope
The Awaise website describes IT, software, infrastructure, support and technology supply services. You agree to use the site lawfully and not compromise its security or availability.
2. Information and quotations
Service descriptions, indicative prices, illustrative images and timeframes are general information rather than binding contractual offers unless explicitly stated. Supply is subject to confirmation, a written scope, availability and agreed terms.
Third-party brands, products and platforms belong to their respective owners; references do not establish certified or official partnerships unless independently verified.
3. Forms and portal
Some public features are prototypes and may store entries only in your browser. Do not treat a support ticket or application as received without an actual confirmation from the Awaise team. Use our published contact addresses for urgent requests.
Do not submit another person's data without authority, credentials, harmful material or confidential information through prototype forms.
4. Rights and permitted use
Original texts, graphics, code, branding and other site materials are subject to applicable intellectual property rules. You may browse and share links to public pages; commercial reproduction requires permission unless permitted under a third-party licence.
See Legal Information and Licences for third-party acknowledgements.
5. Links and availability
External links lead to services operated under their own policies. We aim to keep the website accessible but maintenance, service interruptions and technical changes may occur; uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed.
6. Liability and governing rules
Nothing here excludes rights or responsibilities that cannot legally be waived. Written service contracts and applicable law take precedence over general website descriptions.
Contact geral@awaise.com for questions. These terms are interpreted in light of applicable Mozambican law, without prejudice to mandatory requirements in specific circumstances.