Terms of Use
Last updated: Sep 15, 2026
These terms apply to anyone browsing this site. By using the site, you agree to them.
About the site
This site is run by Vancouver [to be defined], CNPJ [to be defined]. It presents Vancouver's services, publishes case studies and articles and receives diagnosis requests.
Site content is informational and is not a commercial offer. Scope, timeline and price of any project only apply once agreed in writing.
Acceptable use
When using the site, you agree not to:
- Submit false information, someone else's data without permission or unlawful content through the form.
- Try to access restricted areas, such as the admin panel, without authorization.
- Use bots or any automated means to submit forms or copy content in bulk.
- Disrupt the site or other people's experience.
Intellectual property
The brand, text, images, layout and other site content belong to Vancouver or are used with permission. You may share links and quote excerpts with attribution. Any other reproduction requires written permission.
Case studies and articles
Case studies are shown without client names under confidentiality agreements. A project's results depend on each business's context and do not guarantee the same result in another project.
Blog articles share Vancouver's view on operations, product and software. They do not replace an analysis of your specific case.
Links to other sites
The site links to third-party services such as WhatsApp, LinkedIn and Instagram. Those services have their own terms and policies, for which Vancouver is not responsible.
Liability
We work to keep the site online and accurate, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted operation. Vancouver is not liable for damages caused by misuse of the site or by failures in third-party services.
Privacy
Personal data is handled according to the Privacy Policy, which is part of these terms.
Changes and governing law
These terms may change. The valid version is always the one published on this page, with the update date at the top.
These terms are governed by the laws of Brazil. The courts of [to be defined] have jurisdiction over any dispute, except where the law grants consumers a different venue.