TABLEAXIS
Terms & Conditions
Draft for review — not yet final contractual terms. Company-specific policies and processing details must be confirmed before public launch. Updated 19 September 2026.
About these terms
These draft terms describe access to tableAxis, provided by TABLEAXIS GROUP LIMITED, company no. 17382973, 128 City Road, London, United Kingdom, EC1V 2NX. tableAxis is intended for hospitality businesses. The contracting entity, country-specific terms and agreed order form must be identified before a paid subscription begins.
Your account and authority
You must be authorised to act for the business registering the account. Keep account details accurate, protect credentials and assign appropriate staff permissions. Tell the provider promptly if you suspect unauthorised access.
Service and package scope
The selected package determines enabled modules, limits, currency and billing period. Features shown on this website describe capabilities across the platform and may not all be included in your package. Third-party integrations may require separate accounts and charges.
Free trial
Every package is free for 40 days. No credit card, debit card or bank information is required to start the trial. Before paying, review the current package and the applicable Subscription / Billing Terms.
Your content and responsibilities
You retain your rights in data you lawfully submit. You are responsible for its accuracy, lawful collection, necessary notices and permissions, and your own hospitality operations. Provider use of customer data must be governed by the agreed service contract and data-processing terms.
Acceptable use and service protection
Do not compromise security, misuse another account, infringe rights or use the service unlawfully. Any suspension process, notice period and restoration arrangements must be specified in the final contract.
Matters awaiting final agreement
Service commitments, intellectual-property licences, support levels, liability provisions, termination, export arrangements, governing law and dispute procedure require approval in the final contract. Nothing in these drafts excludes rights or liabilities that applicable law does not permit to be excluded.