KANINE Passport program terms
Version v3
1. About these terms
1.1These terms are an agreement between KANINE and the business that joins the KANINE Trainer Partner Program ("the program").
1.2"KANINE", "we", and "us" mean KANINE Software LLC. "You" and "the Program" mean the business that applies to the program or that KANINE approves.
1.3You accept these terms when you accept them on the application, or when you use the program plan. The person who accepts states that the business gave that person the authority to accept for it.
1.4These terms add to the KANINE Terms of Service, the KANINE EULA, and the KANINE Privacy Notice. If these terms and those documents conflict about the program, these terms control.
1.5A "Passport" is a signed bundle of records for one dog that the Program issues through KANINE. A "Buyer" is the agency or person that the Program names at the sale of a dog. A "license" is one seat-year of KANINE Cloud that the Program buys at a wholesale price to resell.
1.6KANINE does not give legal, tax, or procurement advice. Get your own advice about your business, your sales, and your payments.
2. Eligibility and vetting
2.1The program is for a business that trains, raises, or places working dogs for other parties. A law-enforcement agency that operates its own dogs is not eligible for the program plan.
2.2You apply at app.kaninesoftware.com/signup/program, or from an existing KANINE account. You give true and complete information. This includes your legal name, your business registration, your insurance, a contact, your region, your dog disciplines, your certifications, the number of dogs that you place each year, and references from agencies that you supplied.
2.3A person at KANINE reviews each application against the vetting criteria: business registration, insurance, certifications held, and references from agencies that you supplied. KANINE records which criteria it checked. KANINE can ask for more information. KANINE decides at its discretion and is not required to give a reason.
2.4Your account stays on the Demo plan until KANINE approves the application.
2.5Approval is not an endorsement or a certification of your training, your dogs, or your methods. Approval means that KANINE reviewed your business at one point in time and countersigned your signing keys (section 7). Section 19 states the limits of approval.
2.6You must tell KANINE if a fact in your application stops being true.
3. The program plan and its scope
3.1On approval, your account changes to the program plan. The program plan is free while the activity condition in section 4 is met.
3.2The program plan covers training work only. It includes dogs, training records, training aids, medical records, certifications, templates, daily logs, and scheduled events.
3.3The program plan does not include agency operations. It excludes deployments, finds on real cases, use of force, suspects, master names, vehicles, and traffic stops. KANINE enforces this limit on the server.
3.4You must not store criminal justice information (CJI) in a program account.
3.5The program plan has a limit on user seats. KANINE sets the limit when it approves the program.
3.6If you need an excluded feature, you can move to a paid KANINE plan at the normal rate.
4. The activity condition
4.1The program plan stays free while you issue at least 2 Passports in each rolling 12-month window.
4.2Your first window starts on the date of approval.
4.3A Passport that you revoke or issue again counts once for its dog.
4.4If your count is below 2 at month 9 of a window, KANINE warns you in the app and by email.
4.5If your count is below 2 at month 12 of a window, KANINE warns you again. A grace period of 90 days then starts.
4.6If you issue 2 Passports during the grace period, the program plan stays free.
4.7At the end of the grace period, you choose the normal paid rate for your seats or read-only access. While you pay the normal rate, you keep the right to issue Passports, and this condition does not apply.
4.8While you are in the grace period or on read-only access, KANINE removes your listing from the public program directory.
5. Data rights and record ownership
5.1A downgrade never deletes your data.
5.2Export is always free. It is free on every plan, in the grace period, on read-only access, and after a subscription ends, with no time limit.
5.3A Passport that you issued stays valid after a downgrade. The public check page and kanine-verify continue to check it.
5.4You own your records. A Passport is a copy. You keep your own records after a sale.
5.5The training and deployment records that a Buyer makes in KANINE belong to the handler and the agency. They do not belong to you, and they do not belong to KANINE.
5.6If a Buyer subscription lapses, the Buyer records become read-only. PDF record export and CSV data export stay available with no time limit. KANINE never locks those records, because a court can need them.
6. Passports: content and completeness
6.1A Passport holds every sealed record for the dog in your account. You cannot select or leave out a sealed record.
6.2A record that is not sealed, or that was deleted, is not in the Passport. The manifest states how many records are left out, and why.
6.3Medical and certification history ships as extracts that your program signs.
6.4A Passport never holds the microchip number, a private key, or buyer data.
6.5You sign each Passport when you issue it. KANINE adds a receipt over the manifest at issue.
6.6You state that each record is true and complete to your knowledge when you seal it.
6.7The seal proves that no one changed a record after it was sealed, and who signed it. The seal does not prove that the training happened, that a record is true, or that a dog can do a task. KANINE does not check the truth of record content. KANINE makes no statement about how a court, an agency, or a certifying body will treat a Passport or a dog.
6.8To correct a Passport after a sale, you issue a new version. The new version supersedes the old one, and the Buyer can import it.
7. Countersignature and revocation
7.1On approval, KANINE countersigns each signing key of your program. A countersignature binds your program name, the key fingerprint, and a validity window.
7.2A key that you enroll later gets a countersignature by the same review path.
7.3KANINE can revoke your program for a breach of these terms, for fraud, or if you stop meeting section 2. Revocation ends the validity window of your countersignatures.
7.4A Passport that you issued before revocation stays valid. Its signatures fall inside the validity window, and the check continues to pass.
7.5If KANINE finds that a Passport is fraudulent, KANINE can mark that Passport as revoked on the public check page. This is the only exception to clause 7.4.
7.6A countersignature states only that KANINE vetted the program and bound the key to it. It is not a certification of a dog, a handler, a trainer, or a record.
8. The two channels
8.1For each Passport, you choose one channel: reseller or referral.
8.2Reseller. You resell one or more KANINE licenses to the Buyer agency at a price that you set, as a line on your quote for the dog. At the claim, the agency gets a prepaid seat for 365 days for each license. Section 10 states the licenses.
8.3Referral. At the claim, the Buyer agency gets one seat free for six months. The seat belongs to the agency, not to one person. Section 12 states the referral payment.
8.4A Buyer agency that already pays for KANINE gets a credit on one seat instead of the free seat of the referral channel.
9. Sale and claim
9.1At the sale, you enter the buyer agency name and the buyer email. You must enter an email that the buyer gave you for this purpose.
9.2KANINE sends a claim link to that email. Only that verified email can claim the dog. The printed QR code opens the public check page only. It cannot claim the dog.
9.3If the email is wrong, you issue the claim again. The old link stops working.
9.4A program account cannot claim a Passport. An email that belongs to a program user or to KANINE staff cannot claim a Passport.
9.5For each claimed dog, the Buyer agency gets the seat of the channel that you chose (section 8).
9.6When a free seat or a prepaid seat ends, KANINE invoices the Buyer agency directly at the normal rate. If the agency does not pay, the seat changes to read-only.
9.7Each buyer account can hold at most 3 free Passport seats at the same time.
9.8The KANINE customer terms govern the buyer account. The buyer does not agree to these program terms.
10. Reseller licenses
10.1Price. You buy each license at the wholesale price of your tier. The tiers are 1 to 4 licenses at $192 each, 5 to 19 licenses at $180 each, and 20 or more licenses at $168 each. These prices are 20%, 25%, and 30% off the $240 list price.
10.2Tier basis. Your tier is the count of licenses that you paid for in the trailing 12 months, across all agencies, including the new license. A refunded license does not count. KANINE makes no later adjustment to a price that you paid.
10.3Card on file. You keep a payment card on file with KANINE. KANINE charges each license to that card when you issue the Passport. There is no inventory and no pre-buy. If the charge fails, KANINE does not issue the Passport.
10.4Refund. If you revoke a reseller Passport before the Buyer claims it, KANINE refunds every license of that Passport in full. KANINE does not refund a license after the claim.
10.5Resale price and sales tax. You set your own resale price, and you are the seller to the Buyer. KANINE does not bill the Buyer for the first year of a reseller Passport. You alone are responsible for any sales, use, or similar tax on your resale price. This includes the collection, the report, and the payment of that tax.
10.6Qualified dogs only. The wholesale price applies only to a dog that passes every history check in section 11. For a dog that does not pass, you can issue a referral Passport, or a reseller Passport at the full list price with no margin and no extra seats.
10.7Extra seats. A reseller Passport for a qualified dog can carry up to 200 extra seats for the same Buyer agency. Each extra seat is one more license at your tier. Each license counts toward your tier in order.
10.8Renewal. KANINE invoices the Buyer agency directly for the renewal of every seat, at the list price. You earn nothing on a renewal.
10.9No other promises. The KANINE customer terms govern each license. You must not make a promise, a warranty, or a statement about KANINE that those terms do not make. You are responsible for every such promise.
11. History checks
11.1A dog qualifies for the wholesale price only if it passes all six checks below when you issue the Passport. KANINE counts only the sealed training records that the Passport includes.
11.2Sealed training records: at least 10.
11.3Span of training: at least 28 days from the first training date to the last.
11.4Distinct training days: training on at least 6 different dates.
11.5Timely records: at least 70% of the records sealed within 7 days of their training date.
11.6No burst: at most 8 records sealed in any 60-minute window.
11.7Time in the program: the dog was in your KANINE account for at least 28 days before the issue.
11.8A second signer is not necessary. KANINE stores the result of every check with the Passport and can audit it. KANINE can change a threshold under section 28.
12. The referral payment
12.1Amount. If the Buyer agency buys after the six free months, the Program earns 15% of the amount that the agency actually paid for that one seat on its first purchase. Example: at the $240 list price, the payment is $36.
12.2One time. The payment is one payment. The Program earns nothing on renewals.
12.3New paid seats only. The payment applies only if the paid seat count of the Buyer account is higher than before the claim. A replacement dog for a handler who already has a paid seat earns no payment.
12.4One seat. The payment covers one seat for each claimed dog, even if the Buyer adds more seats.
12.5Hold. KANINE holds the payment for 90 days after KANINE collects the first invoice for that seat.
12.6Cancellation and repayment. A refund or a payment dispute on that invoice inside the 90 days cancels the payment. A payment that KANINE sent is final, except for fraud, a breach of section 16, or a payment in error. In those cases, you must repay the amount when KANINE asks, and KANINE can deduct it from a later payment.
12.7Lapse. If the Buyer does not buy within 90 days after the free seat ends, no payment is due.
12.8Sales representative. If a KANINE sales representative causes the sale of the dog, the representative also earns a share, and the Program keeps its 15%. KANINE decides if a representative caused the sale.
12.9Payout account. KANINE pays through Stripe Connect (Express). You must complete the Stripe onboarding before KANINE can pay.
12.10Manual payouts at first. At launch, a person at KANINE sends each payout by hand after the hold ends. KANINE can change to automatic payouts with notice.
12.11Taxes and currency. Stripe Connect collects your tax details. KANINE issues the tax forms that the law requires, such as Form 1099. KANINE calculates and pays each payment in US dollars. Section 23 states withholding and your tax duties.
12.12Calculation. KANINE calculates each payment from its billing records. If you disagree with a calculation, tell KANINE in writing within 90 days after the payment date, or after the date that the payment was due. After that time, the calculation is final.
13. The agency invitation credit
13.1A handler of a KANINE agency can name the trainer of a dog and invite that trainer to the program. KANINE links an application from that invitation to it.
13.2If KANINE approves the Program, each agency that invited it gets a credit of one seat-year ($240 at the list price) on its next KANINE invoice. There is no limit on the number of credits for one agency.
13.3The credit goes to the agency, never to an individual officer or employee. KANINE applies it only as a credit on an invoice of the agency. The credit has no cash value, and KANINE never pays it as cash, a gift card, or a transfer.
13.4The Program gets nothing from this credit. An invitation does not change the vetting of section 2.
13.5The agency decides if its own rules permit it to accept the credit. If an agency tells KANINE that it cannot accept the credit, KANINE does not apply it.
14. Disclosure
14.1KANINE publishes every trainer payment at app.kaninesoftware.com/passport/compensation.
14.2The claim email and the cover sheet of a referral Passport state: "This program earns a referral payment if your agency subscribes."
14.3The claim email and the cover sheet of a reseller Passport state: "This program resells KANINE and sets its own price."
14.4You must not remove or hide these statements. You must tell the Buyer about your payment or your resale if the Buyer asks.
14.5No kickbacks. You must not give, offer, or promise any part of a payment or a margin, or any gift, to a Buyer employee, a Buyer officer, or a public official.
14.6You must follow the procurement, ethics, and gift rules that apply to the Buyer agency. If those rules require it, you must disclose your compensation from KANINE to the Buyer in writing.
14.7You are responsible for a breach of those rules by you, your staff, or your agents.
15. Buyer contact data and privacy
15.1Each Passport that you issue creates a lead record at KANINE. The lead holds the buyer agency, the buyer email, your program, and the dog.
15.2KANINE uses the buyer contact to deliver the claim, and to contact the buyer about KANINE. A claim and a paid conversion update the lead.
15.3You confirm that you have the right to give KANINE the buyer contact for these uses.
15.4The claim email tells the buyer about this use. The KANINE Privacy Notice applies to the buyer contact.
15.5You are the controller of the personal data of your own clients, staff, and contacts that you put in KANINE. You must have a lawful basis to collect that data and to give it to KANINE.
15.6KANINE processes that data to operate the program and the service, as the KANINE Privacy Notice states.
15.7If you learn of unauthorized access to your program account or to your signing keys, you must tell KANINE at once.
16. Prohibited use
- You must not use a program account for agency operations, or to avoid a paid plan.
- You must not store criminal justice information in a program account.
- You must not issue a Passport for a sale that did not happen, or for a dog that you did not train, raise, or place.
- You must not create, change, or fake a record, a bundle, a countersignature, or a check page.
- You must not claim a Passport, or cause a claim, through your own staff, a related party, or one buyer email for many dogs, to get free seats or payments.
- You must not state that the seal proves that the training happened.
- You must not state that KANINE certifies or guarantees your training, your dogs, or a court result.
- You must not share user credentials or signing keys.
- You must not create or seal records only to pass the history checks of section 11.
- You must not resell a license to a party that is not the Buyer agency of the Passport.
- You must not use the program in a way that breaks a law, a regulation, or the rights of another party.
- You must not copy, reverse-engineer, sublicense, or resell the KANINE software, except the licenses of section 10.
KANINE can refuse or withhold a payment, remove a directory listing, suspend the program, or revoke the program for a breach of this section.
17. Suspension, termination, and changes to the program
17.1You can leave the program at any time. To leave, contact KANINE. KANINE then ends the program for your account. Your account changes to the Demo plan or to a paid plan that you choose.
17.2KANINE can end the program for your account for any reason with 30 days of notice by email. KANINE can end it at once for fraud, collusion, a breach of section 16, a false statement under section 18, or a risk to KANINE, a Buyer, or the service.
17.3KANINE can suspend your right to issue Passports, your payouts, or your directory listing while it investigates a suspected breach or fraud. KANINE tells you about the suspension by email.
17.4KANINE can change, suspend, or end the whole program, or a part of it, with 30 days of notice by email. KANINE can do this at once if a law, a court, or a payment provider requires it.
17.5After the program ends for your account, or for all accounts, you cannot issue Passports on any plan. Export stays free (section 5). Passports that you issued stay valid, except as clause 7.5 states. A prepaid seat that a Buyer claimed stays in force until it ends.
17.6A referral payment is earned when KANINE collects the first invoice for the seat. KANINE pays a referral payment that was earned before the end, after the hold, unless a refund or a dispute cancels it under section 12. If KANINE ends the program for your account for fraud or collusion, you lose every unpaid payment.
17.7KANINE is not liable to you for a suspension, a termination, or a change to the program that these terms permit.
17.8Sections 5, 6.7, 10.4, 10.5, 12, 14, 15, 17, and 18 to 28 continue after the program ends for your account.
18. Your statements and promises
18.1You state and promise to KANINE that the statements in this section are true when you apply, and that they stay true while you are in the program.
18.2Your business is lawfully organized and in good standing. It holds every license and registration that its work requires.
18.3You are not a law-enforcement agency, and no law-enforcement agency controls the program account.
18.4The information in your application and in your records is true, accurate, and complete to your knowledge.
18.5You keep in force the liability insurance that you stated in your application. You give KANINE proof of that insurance when KANINE asks.
18.6You obey every law that applies to your business, your dogs, your sales, your records, and your taxes. This includes the laws about animal welfare, consumer protection, privacy, and public procurement.
18.7You have the right to put in KANINE every record, image, and file that you upload.
18.8If one of these statements stops being true, you must tell KANINE at once.
18.9When KANINE asks, you give KANINE the documents that support a sale, a claim, a Passport, or a payment, within 15 business days.
19. No endorsement, certification, or agency
19.1KANINE does not certify, license, or endorse a dog, a trainer, a handler, a program, or a training method.
19.2Vetting is a check of the facts that you gave, at one point in time. KANINE does not check them again unless it chooses to. Vetting is not a guarantee of your conduct, your skill, or the quality of a dog.
19.3A directory listing, a countersignature, or the word "vetted" states only that KANINE approved your application. You must not state or suggest more.
19.4You and KANINE are independent contractors. The word "partner" in the program name does not make a legal partnership. These terms do not make a joint venture, an employment, a franchise, or an agency between you and KANINE.
19.5You cannot bind KANINE, make a contract for KANINE, or speak for KANINE.
19.6You alone are responsible for your dogs, your training, your sales, your contracts with Buyers, and the fitness of each dog for its task. KANINE is not a party to the sale of a dog.
20. Disclaimer of warranties
20.1KANINE gives the software, the program, the Passports, the check page, kanine-verify, and the directory "as is" and "as available".
20.2To the maximum extent that the law permits, KANINE disclaims all warranties, express or implied. This includes the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy, and operation without interruption or error.
20.3The seal proves the integrity of a record and the identity of its signer. It does not prove that the training happened, that a record is true, or that a dog can do a task.
20.4KANINE does not guarantee sales, claims, conversions, referrals, renewals, payouts, directory visits, or any income. The figures on the compensation page are the rules for a payment. They are not a forecast.
20.5KANINE does not guarantee how a court, an agency, a certifying body, or a buyer will treat a Passport, a record, or a dog.
20.6If a law does not permit the exclusion of a warranty, this section applies to the maximum extent that the law permits.
21. Limitation of liability
21.1To the maximum extent that the law permits, KANINE is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages. This includes lost profits, lost sales, lost data, lost goodwill, and the cost of substitute services. This applies even if KANINE knew that such damages were possible.
21.2To the maximum extent that the law permits, a limit applies to the total liability of KANINE for all claims about the program or these terms. The limit is the amount that KANINE paid you under these terms in the 12 months before the event that caused the claim.
21.3This limit does not reduce a refund that clause 10.4 gives, or a referral payment that is due under section 12.
21.4The limits in this section do not apply to liability that the law does not permit a party to limit or exclude.
21.5The limits apply to every type of claim: contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability, statute, and every other theory.
21.6To the extent that the law permits, you must start a claim against KANINE within one year after the claim arises. After that time, the claim is barred.
21.7These limits are an essential part of these terms. KANINE gives the program plan free of charge because of them.
22. Your indemnity
22.1You must defend, indemnify, and hold harmless KANINE and its owners, officers, employees, and contractors against every claim of a third party that relates to one of the items in this section.
22.2Your dogs, and every injury, damage, or death that a dog that you trained, raised, placed, or sold causes.
22.3Your training, your methods, your certifications, and your statements to a Buyer.
22.4Your sales and your contracts with a Buyer, including your resale price and any sales, use, or similar tax on it.
22.5Your records, and the content of every Passport that you issue.
22.6Your taxes, including the tax on every payment that KANINE makes to you.
22.7Your breach of these terms, of a law, or of the procurement, ethics, or gift rules of a Buyer.
22.8The indemnity covers losses, damages, fines, penalties, settlements, costs, and reasonable attorney fees. KANINE tells you about a claim without unreasonable delay. KANINE can take part in the defense with its own counsel at its own cost. You must not settle a claim that places a duty on KANINE without the written consent of KANINE.
23. Payments, withholding, and taxes
23.1KANINE can withhold or delay a payment while it investigates suspected fraud, collusion, or a breach of these terms.
23.2KANINE can withhold a payment while a refund, a chargeback, or a payment dispute on the related invoice is open. KANINE can deduct from a later payment an amount that a refund or a chargeback reverses.
23.3KANINE can hold every payment until you give a valid tax form (Form W-9, or Form W-8 for a foreign business) and complete the Stripe Connect onboarding. KANINE pays no interest on a held payment.
23.4If the law requires KANINE to withhold tax from a payment, KANINE withholds it and pays it to the tax authority. The amount withheld counts as paid to you.
23.5You alone are responsible for all taxes on the payments and the margins that you earn, and on your resales. KANINE is not responsible for your taxes.
23.6KANINE can set off an amount that you owe KANINE against a payment that KANINE owes you.
23.7If you do not complete the payout setup within 12 months after a payment became due, KANINE can treat that payment as forfeited, to the extent that the law permits.
23.8The Stripe terms apply to your Stripe account. KANINE is not responsible for an act, a delay, or a failure of Stripe.
24. Intellectual property and license
24.1KANINE owns the software, the service, the Passport format, the check page, kanine-verify, the KANINE name and logos, and all intellectual property in them. These terms do not transfer ownership of any of them to you.
24.2While you are in the program, KANINE gives you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and revocable license. The license lets you use the program plan for your training work, and the KANINE name to identify your program.
24.3You must use the KANINE name and logos only as KANINE permits. You must not change them, or use them in a way that suggests that KANINE endorses you.
24.4The license ends when the program ends for your account. You must then stop all use of the KANINE name and logos in your marketing within 30 days.
24.5You give KANINE a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to show your program name, logo, region, and disciplines in the directory and in KANINE material about the program, while you are in the program.
24.6If you give KANINE a suggestion or feedback, KANINE can use it with no duty to you.
24.7You keep ownership of your records (section 5). You give KANINE the rights that it needs to host, process, seal, countersign, and deliver them to operate the service.
25. Confidentiality
25.1"Confidential information" means information that is not public and that one party gives to the other about the program. Examples are prices that are not public, fraud controls, vetting notes, security details, and Buyer data.
25.2Each party uses the confidential information of the other party only for the program. Each party protects it with at least reasonable care.
25.3A party can disclose confidential information to its staff and advisers who need it and who keep it confidential. A party can also disclose it if a law, a court, or a public-records request requires it. If the law permits, the party tells the other party first.
25.4This duty does not apply to information that is public, that the party already knew, or that the party got lawfully from another source.
25.5This duty continues for 3 years after the program ends for your account. For trade secrets and security details, it continues while the information stays secret.
26. Governing law and disputes
26.1The laws of the State of Texas govern these terms and every dispute about them or the program. Conflict-of-laws rules do not apply. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.
26.2You and KANINE must bring every legal action only in the state courts of Hardin County, Texas, or in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, Beaumont Division.
26.3You and KANINE consent to the personal jurisdiction and the venue of those courts, and waive every objection to them.
26.4To the extent that the law permits, you and KANINE waive the right to a trial by jury in every action that relates to these terms or to the program.
26.5To the extent that the law permits, you bring a claim only for your own business. You do not bring it as a plaintiff or a class member in a class, collective, consolidated, or representative action.
26.6Before a party starts an action, it must send written notice of the dispute to the other party. The parties then try in good faith for 30 days to resolve it. A party can ask a court for urgent injunctive relief at any time.
27. General terms
27.1Force majeure. Neither party is liable for a delay or a failure that a cause outside its reasonable control causes. Examples are storms, floods, fire, war, civil unrest, labor disputes, government action, epidemics, and failures of power, internet, cloud, or payment providers. This does not excuse a duty to pay money that is due.
27.2Assignment. You must not assign or transfer these terms, your program, or a payment without the written consent of KANINE. KANINE can assign these terms to an affiliate, or to a successor of its business or assets, with notice to you.
27.3Severability. If a court finds that a part of these terms is not enforceable, the court enforces that part to the maximum extent that the law permits. The other parts stay in force.
27.4Entire agreement. These terms and the documents in clause 1.4 are the whole agreement about the program. They replace all earlier statements, proposals, and agreements about the program, written or oral. The compensation page, the guides, and the marketing pages are summaries. If one of them conflicts with these terms, these terms control.
27.5No waiver. If KANINE does not enforce a right, KANINE does not waive it.
27.6Notices. KANINE sends notices to the email address of the program owner in your account. You must keep that address current. You send notices to KANINE by email to lane@kaninesoftware.com. If a law requires a notice on paper, send it to KANINE Software LLC, 104 Greenwood St, Silsbee, TX 77656. An email notice takes effect when it is sent, unless the sender gets a report that it was not delivered.
27.7Interpretation. Headings are for convenience only. The word "including" means "including but not limited to".
27.8Language. KANINE can give these terms in more than one language. If a translation conflicts with the English text, the English text controls.
27.9Electronic acceptance. Your electronic acceptance has the same effect as a signature. The records of KANINE about your acceptance and the terms version are evidence of it.
28. Changes to these terms
28.1KANINE can change these terms. KANINE tells you by email 30 days before a change takes effect. KANINE also shows the change in the app.
28.2If you continue to use the program after a change takes effect, you accept the change.
28.3If KANINE decides that a change is material, you must accept the new version before you issue another Passport. Your rights under section 5 do not depend on that acceptance.
28.4A change can take effect at once if a law, a court, or a payment provider requires it, or if the change is necessary for security or to stop fraud.
28.5If you do not agree to a change, you can leave the program before it takes effect (section 17).
28.6A change does not reduce a referral payment that you earned before the change takes effect.
28.7KANINE records the terms version that you accept.
29. Contact
KANINE Software LLC. Email: lane@kaninesoftware.com. Clause 27.6 states how to send a legal notice.
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