Acceptable Use Policy

Version: v1.0.0 Effective Date: August 8, 2026 Last Updated: August 8, 2026

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Contents

  1. 1. Scope
  2. 2. Lawful Use
  3. 3. Messaging and Spam
  4. 4. Prohibited Content and Conduct
  5. 5. Prohibited Sensitive Data
  6. 6. Health and Fitness Information
  7. 7. Employment and Workforce Use
  8. 8. Security and Access
  9. 9. Data Rights and Imports
  10. 10. Franchise, Agency, and Multi-Location Access
  11. 11. AI and Automation
  12. 12. Third-Party Providers
  13. 13. Monitoring and Investigation
  14. 14. Enforcement
  15. 15. Reporting Violations
  16. 16. Changes to This AUP
  17. 17. Relationship to Agreement

Purpose. This document is incorporated into the applicable JAMr FIT Order Form and Master SaaS Terms when identified there or otherwise made applicable to Client.

1. Scope

This Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) governs use of JAMr FIT by Client and all users authorized through Client’s account. Client is responsible for ensuring its employees, contractors, franchise administrators, agencies, consultants, and other users comply with this AUP. Capitalized terms not defined here have the meanings assigned in the Master SaaS Terms.

2. Lawful Use

Client shall use JAMr FIT only for lawful business purposes and in compliance with applicable federal, state, local, and international laws, regulations, court orders, carrier rules, provider requirements, and contractual obligations.

3. Messaging and Spam

Client shall not use JAMr FIT to send unlawful, deceptive, abusive, or unsolicited communications. Client shall not:

4. Prohibited Content and Conduct

Client shall not upload, create, transmit, distribute, store, or facilitate content or conduct that:

5. Prohibited Sensitive Data

Unless RetterTEK expressly supports a particular data type through an approved integration or separately agreed service, Client shall not store or transmit through general CRM fields, notes, forms, file uploads, or media-storage functionality:

6. Health and Fitness Information

Client shall not use JAMr FIT as a clinical medical record system or upload medical diagnoses, insurance information, clinical treatment notes, or other PHI requiring HIPAA protections. Where Client collects body-composition information, progress photographs, wellness data, or other potentially sensitive fitness information that is not PHI, Client is responsible for legally required notices, consent, retention, and deletion requirements.

7. Employment and Workforce Use

Client shall not use workforce, timekeeping, payroll-export, commission, or scheduling functionality to intentionally falsify time records, conceal compensable time, evade wage-and-hour requirements, discriminate unlawfully, or otherwise facilitate violations of employment law. Client remains responsible for worker classification, overtime, minimum wage, breaks, commissions, payroll, joint-employment analysis, and other employment obligations as provided in the Master SaaS Terms.

8. Security and Access

Client shall not:

9. Data Rights and Imports

Client shall not import, upload, sync, disclose, or process information unless Client has the legal right and authority to do so. Client shall not use JAMr FIT to process stolen data, unlawfully obtained lists, data obtained in breach of another party’s contract, or personal information that Client is prohibited from using for the configured purpose.

10. Franchise, Agency, and Multi-Location Access

Client shall not grant franchise-wide, agency, cross-location, or administrative access beyond the authority Client actually possesses. Client shall not use cross-tenant or multi-location functionality to access, market to, export, or manage data belonging to an independently owned business without legal and contractual authority.

11. AI and Automation

Client shall not use AI-assisted or automated functionality to generate or send unlawful, deceptive, discriminatory, infringing, or otherwise prohibited content. Client is responsible for reviewing AI output where review is available and for the consequences of enabling automated-send or automated-action functionality. Client shall not attempt to use JAMr FIT AI features to extract system prompts, confidential information, another customer’s data, security credentials, or restricted system information.

12. Third-Party Providers

Client shall comply with applicable rules and acceptable-use requirements of third-party providers used with JAMr FIT, including telecommunications carriers, messaging providers, email providers, payment providers, membership systems, and other integrations. Client shall not use JAMr FIT to cause RetterTEK to violate a provider agreement or network rule applicable to the Services.

13. Monitoring and Investigation

RetterTEK does not undertake a general obligation to monitor Client content. RetterTEK may, however, investigate suspected violations of this AUP, review relevant account or traffic information where reasonably necessary, preserve evidence, cooperate with lawful requests, and take protective action consistent with the Agreement and applicable law.

14. Enforcement

Depending on the severity and urgency of a suspected violation, RetterTEK may issue a warning, require corrective action, throttle traffic, block specific content or workflows, restrict integrations or features, suspend messaging, suspend account access, or terminate Services as permitted by the Master SaaS Terms. RetterTEK may take immediate action without prior notice where reasonably necessary to address spam, fraud, security threats, illegal activity, forged consent, provider or carrier demands, material complaint rates, governmental requests, threats to other customers, or material legal or reputational exposure.

15. Reporting Violations

Suspected abuse, security issues, or violations of this AUP may be reported to [email protected].

16. Changes to This AUP

RetterTEK may update this AUP as the Services, provider requirements, or legal risks evolve. Each version will display a version number and effective date. Historical versions applicable to signed customer contracts will be preserved in accordance with RetterTEK’s legal-document versioning practices.

17. Relationship to Agreement

A violation of this AUP is a violation of the Agreement. If this AUP conflicts with the Master SaaS Terms, the Master SaaS Terms control unless this AUP expressly states otherwise for a specific use restriction. The Order Form controls for expressly negotiated commercial terms.