Terms
Terms of service
The basics of engaging with SchoolSense during the pilot program. A formal services agreement is provided with every pilot confirmation.
Summary draft — the formal terms will be published before the first pilot deployment.
Pilot engagement
Pilot participation is confirmed in writing after an initial conversation. Each pilot school signs a services agreement covering scope, duration, on-site requirements, support expectations, and data handling.
On-site conduct
Sensor installation is conducted by a trained operator with appropriate working-with-children clearance. The school nominates a contact with authority to pause, relocate, or remove a sensor at any time.
Report delivery
During the pilot, each paired sensor sends a weekly PDF evidence report to the nominated school email address. Schools retain a perpetual licence to any reports generated during the pilot period.
Intellectual property
The school retains ownership of its acoustic data and any evidence reports generated from it. SchoolSense retains the sensor firmware and its methodology. Anonymised and aggregated measurements may be used to refine the product and to support planned Australian classroom validation work.
Limitation of liability
SchoolSense Sound reports objective acoustic metrics. It does not substitute for professional engineering, acoustic consulting, OT, or clinical assessment. Its findings should inform — not replace — those professional disciplines.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia.