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Acceptable Use Policy — OpsIQ

Acceptable Use Policy — OpsIQ

Overview The Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) for OpsIQ outlines the rules that ensure the platform remains safe, lawful, and reliable for all users. This policy applies to all uses of OpsIQ, whether through the Cloud or Self-Hosted installations, and encompasses every channel the platform supports, including AI chat, tickets, CRM, promotions, email, webhooks, and APIs.

Effective Date: August 7, 2026 Version: 2026.08 Reviewed by: OpsIQ Legal

Key Sections of the Policy

  1. Purpose & Scope

This AUP is part of the OpsIQ Terms of Service and governs how users may utilize the platform. It applies to all users, including account owners, admins, end-users, and third-party integrations.

  1. Who This Applies To

Users are responsible for the actions of everyone accessing the Service through their account, including authorized users and end-users.

  1. Prohibited Content

Users must not create or distribute illegal, hateful, deceptive, or abusive content. This includes child sexual abuse material (CSAM), malware, and any content that promotes violence or self-harm.

  1. Prohibited Activities

Activities such as sending spam, phishing, unauthorized access, and cryptocurrency mining are strictly prohibited.

  1. Security & Integrity

Users must protect their account credentials and report any vulnerabilities responsibly. Unauthorized access or probing of OpsIQ systems is not allowed.

  1. Messaging & Anti-Spam

All communications must comply with anti-spam laws and require valid consent from recipients. Users must provide clear opt-out mechanisms in marketing communications.

  1. AI-Specific Acceptable Use

Users must not use AI features to deceive, impersonate, or make significant decisions about individuals without oversight. All AI output must be reviewed before use.

  1. Rate Limits & Fair Use

Users must adhere to published rate limits and usage allowances to ensure platform reliability. Excessive load may result in throttling or suspension.

  1. Third-Party & End-User Responsibility

Users are responsible for obtaining consent and providing necessary notices when processing third-party data through OpsIQ.

  1. Self-Hosted Use

The AUP applies fully to Self-Hosted installations. Users must comply with licensing terms and maintain secure configurations.

  1. Monitoring & Enforcement

OpsIQ reserves the right to investigate violations of this AUP and enforce compliance.

Reporting and Changes

Users are encouraged to report any abuse to [email protected]. The AUP may be updated periodically, and users will be notified of any changes.

For further details, please refer to the complete Acceptable Use Policy on the OpsIQ website.