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You may browse and share links to the public pages. Do not interfere with the site, attempt unauthorized access, or use its content in a misleading or unlawful way.
These terms cover browsing and using the public content at trust.builders. Client services begin only under a separate written agreement that defines the scope, responsibilities, fees, and deliverables.
The points below explain the current public position and the responsibilities that follow from it.
You may browse and share links to the public pages. Do not interfere with the site, attempt unauthorized access, or use its content in a misleading or unlawful way.
Website content explains Open capabilities and points of view. It is not legal advice, an audit opinion, a certification, a warranty, or a guarantee of security or compliance.
Open owns or licenses the site design, writing, illustrations, and brand assets. Third-party names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.
A link to another website or service does not transfer control to Open. The destination may apply its own availability, security, privacy, and usage terms.
Each request follows a clear path from receipt and ownership through review, response, and any required record.
Use the pages to understand Open capabilities, methods, and selected partner relationships.
Ask Open to confirm any detail that matters to a purchasing, regulatory, technical, or risk decision.
Define services and responsibilities in signed documents before client work begins.
Check the effective date when returning to the site because content and these terms may change.
Open keeps public statements tied to approved facts, responsible owners, and the review appropriate to the subject.
Every workstream names who will use the output, what they need to decide, and which evidence can responsibly support that decision.
Management, delivery teams, independent reviewers, legal advisors, and formal issuers keep their distinct responsibilities throughout the work.
Open does not convert intent, a tool status, a policy, or a completed task into a broader statement than the underlying evidence can support.
Effective 5 September 2026. These terms apply to the public website, not to a signed client agreement.
Use the answers below for common points. Contact Open when your question depends on a specific situation.
No. A service relationship begins only when the relevant parties approve a separate written agreement.
No. They describe capabilities and common engagement patterns. The signed scope for an engagement defines the actual responsibilities, deliverables, timing, and dependencies.
No. Each framework page identifies the role of the independent or accredited professional responsible for any formal examination, validation, or certification.
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