Terms

INTEGRITY TEST UK LTD, company number 14302043, registered in England and Wales at 167-169 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PF.

1. Use of this site

Content is informational, may change without notice and is not an offer capable of acceptance. Links to other sites are provided as-is; we do not control them.

2. Engagements

Work runs under a written scope or statement of work setting deliverable, fee, date and retest window. Where no written scope exists, these terms apply to the extent they can.

Client access to repositories, staging environments and tooling is read-only, granted to named reviewers, and revoked at the end of the engagement. Deliverables are confidential until publication is agreed in writing.

A gate verdict is professional opinion on evidence gathered in the scoped window. It is not a warranty that no defect exists.

3. Tester participation

Testers engage on a per-session basis as self-employed contractors. There are no fixed hours, no exclusivity, no guaranteed volume and no employment relationship. A session is accepted when the brief is followed and evidence is submitted to the required template.

Testers supply their own device and connection and keep their own tax arrangements in order.

4. Payment

Sessions are paid at the rate stated in the brief and are not conditional on what the test finds. Payment is issued within the period stated in the brief.

Where a payout fails because of details supplied to us, we retry once and notify. After that the reward may be reissued on request within 90 days. Unclaimed rewards are cancelled after that window.

5. Confidentiality

Testers must not share builds, screenshots, credentials or defect detail publicly. The duty runs for 24 months after the session and covers private notes, not just published material.

6. Liability

Our liability for any engagement is capped at the fees paid for that engagement. We exclude indirect and consequential loss, loss of profit and loss of goodwill. Nothing excludes liability for death, personal injury or fraud.

7. Governing law

The law of England and Wales applies, with the courts of England and Wales having exclusive jurisdiction.