Legal page
Terms of Use
This page outlines the public usage expectations for the VividScribe website and converter workflow.
- Explains permitted use of the public site
- Clarifies that output should be reviewed before final publishing
- Policy contact: johndyl456@gmail.com
- This page should receive legal review before being treated as final contract language
Overview
What this policy page is intended to explain
These public terms are a plain-language site baseline, not a replacement for legal review. They are intended to clarify how the public VividScribe site is meant to be used and what visitors should understand before relying on the workflow.
VividScribe is designed to help users generate draft transcription and subtitle outputs. Visitors remain responsible for how they use, edit, publish, and validate the outputs after export.
If you need legally binding language for a commercial or regulated setting, these terms should be reviewed and expanded by qualified counsel.
Highlights
Policy sections highlighted on this page
Permitted public use
Visitors may use the public workflow for legitimate transcription and subtitle-generation tasks consistent with site policies.
User responsibility
Users remain responsible for reviewing and validating outputs before final use, publication, or business decisions.
Policy maintenance
Terms should be reviewed as the product, support model, and infrastructure evolve.
Use expectations
What these terms are intended to clarify
The site is provided for legitimate public use, subject to fair and lawful operation of the workflow. Abuse, automated misuse, or policy-violating activity may be restricted.
Because outputs are draft deliverables, users should review them before publishing subtitles, transcripts, notes, or other downstream content.
Questions and updates
How these terms should be maintained
Questions about site terms or public use expectations should go to johndyl456@gmail.com.
As with the privacy page, these terms should be revised whenever the site’s workflow, support model, or legal requirements change.
Explore more