Using BrandGate
Customers are responsible for account access, invited users, buyer permissions, and the business data they enter into the platform.
Professional terms covering use of BrandGate, accounts, acceptable use, customer data, billing, availability, and support expectations.
Customers are responsible for account access, invited users, buyer permissions, and the business data they enter into the platform.
BrandGate aims to provide a reliable B2B wholesale platform while integrations, external systems, and customer-managed data may affect workflows.
Keep login details secure and make sure team access matches each user’s responsibilities.
Customers retain responsibility for product, order, distributor, invoice, and storefront information entered into the service.
Subscriptions, transaction fees, trials, and plan changes follow the pricing and agreement terms in effect.
The platform should not be used for unlawful, abusive, deceptive, or security-harming activity.
Legal
Teams should understand responsibilities before inviting buyers or connecting external services.
Customers control which distributors and users are invited and what they can see.
Payment, accounting, shipping, email, and DNS services may have their own terms and limitations.
Customers should test settings carefully before changing domains, billing, integrations, or buyer-facing pages.
BrandGate can help with product usage, but customer-specific business decisions remain with the customer.
Legal
A few operational checks reduce risk when moving from setup to live buyer activity.
Invite the right users and confirm permission-sensitive settings.
Verify products, prices, order terms, storefront pages, and legal details before publishing.
Make sure payment, accounting, domain, email, and fulfillment connections are safe and intentional.
BrandGate provides the platform; customers configure the business workflow.
Provide and improve the software, security, support, and operational infrastructure.
Manage users, buyers, products, pricing, order terms, and data entered into the system.
Keep integrations, billing, and production-facing changes intentional and tested.
The customer controls invited distributors, team users, price lists, and buyer-facing configuration.
Yes. Payment, accounting, shipping, DNS, and email providers may have their own terms.
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