Terms of use.
These pilot-era terms describe the rules of the road while Lectur is in closed pilot. They will be superseded by a full master agreement before general availability.
Pilot scope
Access to Lectur is granted per-institution under a signed pilot agreement. Individual users of a pilot institution are bound by both these terms and the contract their institution signed. Where they conflict, the signed contract wins.
Acceptable use
Don't use Lectur to host content you don't have the rights to, to target other users, or to probe for vulnerabilities outside of an explicit bug-bounty engagement. Don't share credentials. Don't try to extract other tenants' data — the platform enforces isolation, and attempts to bypass it terminate access immediately.
Intellectual property
You retain ownership of content you upload. You grant Lectur a limited, non-exclusive license to process it for the purpose of delivering the platform to you. Lectur retains ownership of the platform, the adaptive engine, and any derived aggregate insights.
No SLA during pilot
We aim for the best uptime we can, but the pilot agreement does not carry a production SLA. Planned maintenance is announced in advance; unplanned incidents are posted at the status page and via the notification hub.
Changes
As we exit pilot, these terms will be replaced by a production master agreement. Pilot customers will be given 30 days' notice before the change takes effect, and the right to terminate without penalty if they do not accept the new terms.
Questions
Email legal@lectur.ca.