Terms of service
CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED
Last updated: 11 August 2026
These Terms of Service apply to your access to and use of our website, services, consultations, proposals, quotations, invoices, digital deliverables, training materials, AI consulting services, automation services, implementation services, prompt development, AI-assisted creative services and related services provided by CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED through https://coreshift-consulting.com/.
By visiting our website, contacting us, requesting a consultation, accepting a quotation, signing an agreement, paying an invoice, receiving services or using any deliverable supplied by us, you agree to these Terms of Service. If you do not agree to these terms, you should not use our website or purchase services from us.
These Terms of Service apply unless you have signed a separate written agreement with CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED. If a signed written agreement, statement of work, quotation or project contract contains more specific terms, those specific terms will apply to that project, subject always to any mandatory rights that cannot legally be excluded.
Nothing in these Terms of Service is intended to exclude, restrict or limit any statutory right, remedy or protection that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or limited.
1. Company information
This website is operated by:
CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED
Company number: 17386933
Registered office: 4 Victoria Square, Wolverhampton, England, WV1 1LD, United Kingdom
Email: contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com
In these Terms of Service, “CORESHIFT”, “CORESHIFT CONSULTING”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED. “You”, “your” and “Customer” refer to the individual, business, company, organisation or other customer using our website or purchasing services from us.
2. About our services
CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED provides practical artificial intelligence consulting, AI implementation, workflow automation, prompt systems, AI training, AI-assisted research, AI creative production, chatbot configuration, CRM/email/sales automation and related digital services.
Our services may be provided to individuals, business customers, companies, teams, organisations and professional users. The precise scope, price, timetable, deliverables and payment terms for a project may be set out in a quotation, invoice, proposal, email confirmation, statement of work or signed agreement.
We are not the owner or operator of third-party AI platforms, software tools, APIs, cloud services, CRM systems, website platforms, automation tools or other third-party services that may be used, configured, recommended or integrated as part of a project.
3. Consumer and business customers
We provide services to both consumers and business customers.
If you purchase services mainly for purposes outside your trade, business, craft or profession, you may be treated as a consumer and may have mandatory consumer rights under applicable law.
If you purchase services for business, trade, commercial, professional or organisational purposes, you will normally be treated as a business customer. Business-to-business projects may be governed by the agreed contract, quotation, statement of work, invoice terms, acceptance procedure and change-control process applicable to that project.
If there is any conflict between these general Terms of Service and mandatory consumer rights, the mandatory consumer rights will prevail.
4. Use of our website
You agree to use our website only for lawful purposes and in a way that does not damage, disable, overload, impair or interfere with our website, systems, forms, communications, service delivery, payment processing or other users.
You must not:
- Use our website for fraud, unlawful activity, misleading enquiries or abusive communications;
- Attempt to gain unauthorised access to our website, systems, accounts, customer data or project materials;
- Upload or transmit viruses, malware, harmful code, bots, scraping tools or automated misuse tools;
- Copy, reproduce, modify, distribute, scrape, republish, sell or exploit our website content without permission;
- Use our forms or communication channels to send spam, unlawful material or misleading information;
- Provide false, inaccurate or misleading information when contacting us, requesting services or entering into a project.
We may suspend, restrict or refuse access to our website where we reasonably believe that these terms have been breached or that access creates a security, fraud, legal, operational or commercial risk.
5. Eligibility to purchase services
By requesting or purchasing services from us, you confirm that:
- You are legally capable of entering into a binding contract;
- You are at least 18 years old, or you are authorised to act on behalf of the business, company or organisation you represent;
- The information you provide to us is accurate, complete and up to date;
- You are authorised to use the payment method or bank account used to pay our invoices;
- You have authority to provide any materials, data, credentials, files, instructions or system access supplied to us;
- Your requested project, content, data use and instructions are lawful.
6. Service descriptions
We aim to describe our services clearly. Our website may describe service categories such as AI consulting, AI implementation, process automation, prompt systems, training, AI-assisted research, creative AI services, chatbot configuration, CRM/email/sales automation and other digital services.
Website descriptions are general service descriptions only. The exact services you purchase will be determined by the written scope agreed for your project, which may be recorded in a quotation, invoice, proposal, statement of work, email confirmation or signed agreement.
Any feature, deliverable, activity, integration, platform, output, report, training session, automation, chatbot, prompt library, creative output or implementation work not expressly included in the agreed scope is outside the scope unless added by written agreement.
7. Quotations, proposals and project scope
A quotation, proposal or estimate does not create a binding obligation on either party unless it is accepted in writing, confirmed by invoice, agreed by email, accepted through another written process or included in a signed agreement.
A project scope should identify the services, deliverables, assumptions, dependencies, timetable, price, payment terms and any important exclusions where relevant.
We may correct errors in quotations, proposals, product descriptions, service descriptions, pricing, timings or project assumptions before a contract is formed.
8. Pricing, taxes and invoices
Prices may be shown on the website, in a quotation, invoice, proposal, statement of work or signed agreement. Unless stated otherwise, prices are quoted in pounds sterling.
VAT will be charged only if and to the extent that CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED is legally required to charge VAT and the VAT is properly shown on a valid VAT invoice. If VAT is not charged, no VAT amount should be treated as included unless a valid VAT invoice or tax calculation clearly states otherwise.
Invoices record the amount due, payment details and accounting information. An invoice does not itself change the agreed scope, price basis, intellectual property position, refund terms, payment terms or risk allocation unless both parties expressly agree a written variation.
9. Payment
Payment terms will be set out in the relevant quotation, invoice, proposal, statement of work or signed agreement.
Payment may be required in advance, in instalments, on completion, after acceptance, or on another agreed basis depending on the project.
Unless another payment method is agreed in writing, payment must be made by bank transfer to the bank account details stated directly on our invoice.
You must not make payment to bank details received from an unverified source. If you receive any unexpected change of bank details or unusual payment instruction, you should verify it with us by emailing contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com before making payment.
If a valid invoice is overdue, we may suspend affected work, charge statutory interest where available, recover reasonable debt recovery costs where available by law, or take other lawful steps to recover the unpaid amount.
10. Customer cooperation
Many CORESHIFT projects depend on timely customer cooperation. You agree to provide accurate information, materials, approvals, feedback, access, permissions, technical details, business context and other cooperation reasonably required for us to perform the services.
You are responsible for the accuracy, legality, completeness and quality of the materials, data, files, instructions and access that you provide to us.
Where customer delay, missing access, incomplete information, inaccurate data, unavailable third-party accounts, late approvals or changes of instruction affect delivery, the timetable may be extended reasonably and we will not be responsible for delay to the extent caused by those factors.
11. Access, accounts, passwords and API keys
Some projects may require access to customer systems, such as AI workspaces, CRM platforms, email systems, websites, chatbot platforms, cloud tools, API dashboards, automation platforms or file storage systems.
You should provide only the minimum access reasonably necessary for the project. Where practicable, access should use dedicated user accounts, role-based permissions, temporary credentials, restricted API keys and multi-factor authentication rather than shared master credentials.
You remain responsible for account ownership, subscriptions, licences, user permissions, lawful authorisation of access, backups, administrator control and revoking or rotating credentials when access is no longer required.
We will use credentials solely for the project and will not knowingly disclose them except to authorised personnel, approved subcontractors or service providers who reasonably need access and are subject to appropriate confidentiality or security obligations.
12. Third-party services and external costs
Our services may depend on third-party services, including AI platforms, large language models, CRM systems, website platforms, email providers, cloud services, messaging services, automation tools, APIs, creative tools, hosting providers and other software.
Third-party services are governed by their own terms, privacy policies, acceptable use rules, licences, technical restrictions, usage limits, availability commitments and pricing.
Third-party subscriptions, licences, API usage fees, hosting fees, advertising spend, paid software costs, messaging charges, stock assets, external implementation charges or other third-party costs are not included unless expressly stated in writing.
We do not control decisions made by third-party providers. We are not responsible for outages, feature removals, model changes, provider policy changes, API deprecations, rate limits, account restrictions, price changes or other third-party failures except to the extent directly caused by our breach of an agreed obligation.
13. AI-specific limitations
Artificial intelligence systems can produce inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, biased, inconsistent or unexpected outputs. They may also generate fabricated references, uncertain conclusions or content that requires human verification.
We use AI tools as assistive tools and apply reasonable care and skill to the way they are selected and used. However, AI output should not be treated as automatically correct or as a substitute for professional advice in legal, medical, financial, tax, safety-critical, employment, regulatory or other high-impact matters.
We do not guarantee that any AI-generated or AI-assisted output is unique, error-free, permanent, copyright-protectable, suitable for every purpose or available without future platform changes.
You remain responsible for final decisions, approvals, publication, business use, legal compliance and human review of AI-generated or AI-assisted output unless a different responsibility is expressly agreed in writing.
14. Human review and responsible use
We believe that human judgement should remain central to practical AI use.
You should ensure appropriate human review before relying on AI-assisted output for material commercial, financial, legal, regulatory, employment, safety, customer-impacting, public-facing or other significant decisions.
If we configure AI systems, chatbots, workflows or automation for your business, you are responsible for deciding how those systems are used in your own business, what human approval process is required, what customers or users are told, and how outputs are reviewed before material reliance.
15. Delivery of digital services and deliverables
Deliverables may be delivered electronically by email, secure file transfer, shared workspace, system deployment, repository access, documented configuration, written handover or another reasonable method agreed with you.
Delivery is usually complete when we make the final deliverables available to you and notify you that the relevant project or deliverable has been submitted for review, testing or use.
Drafts, demonstrations, interim versions, staging deployments, examples or working notes are not final deliverables unless expressly identified as final.
16. Review, acceptance and corrections
Some projects may include a review and acceptance procedure. Where such a procedure applies, you must inspect and test the final deliverables within the agreed review period and notify us in writing of any specific material non-conformity.
If no substantiated written notice of material non-conformity is received within the agreed review period, or if the deliverable is used in live production, routine business operations, customer-facing deployment or other operational use, the deliverable may be treated as accepted, subject to fraud, latent defects and rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Where a genuine non-conformity within the agreed scope is confirmed, we may correct, reconfigure, replace, repeat, provide a workaround, provide a price reduction or provide another appropriate remedy depending on the circumstances, the applicable law and the relevant agreement.
Requests that alter the agreed scope, add features, change an approved approach, arise from customer systems or data, or result from third-party service changes are not corrections and may be treated as additional work.
17. Change of scope
Either party may propose a change to the project scope, deliverables, assumptions, timetable, dependencies, acceptance criteria or price.
No proposed change is binding unless agreed in writing by both parties. Written agreement may include email confirmation, a signed addendum, a revised quotation, a statement of work or another durable written record.
We are not required to begin changed or additional work before written agreement. No additional charge will become payable for changed or additional work unless we have notified you in writing of the additional price or pricing basis and you have approved it before that work begins.
18. Consumer cancellation rights
If you are a consumer purchasing services online or at a distance, you may have the right to cancel the service contract within 14 days after the contract is entered into, subject to legal exceptions and the rules on services that begin during the cancellation period.
To exercise a cancellation right, you must send us a clear written statement before the relevant cancellation period expires. You may email us at: contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com.
If you ask us to begin providing services during the cancellation period and then validly cancel before the services are fully performed, you may be required to pay a proportionate amount for the services actually supplied up to the time you communicated cancellation, to the extent permitted by law.
Where the law permits the cancellation right for a service contract to be lost after full performance, that loss will occur only if all legal conditions are satisfied, including any required prior express request and acknowledgement from you.
19. Returns, refunds and service remedies
Our services are digital, consulting and professional services. In most cases, there are no physical goods to return.
Cancellations, refunds, repeat performance, corrections, price reductions and complaint handling are explained in our Return and Refund Policy and may also be governed by any written agreement, quotation, invoice or statement of work applicable to your project.
Unless a written agreement clearly and lawfully states otherwise, an advance payment is treated as a payment towards the contract price and is not automatically treated as a non-refundable deposit.
Where a refund or payment adjustment is due, it will be calculated fairly by reference to the services properly performed, deliverables prepared or delivered, statutory rights, contractual rights, authorised third-party costs and the amount already paid.
20. Intellectual property: customer ownership
Customer Materials remain the property of the Customer. All documents, files, data, content, images, text, brand materials, business information, customer data, CRM records, email records, website content, source materials, instructions and other materials supplied or made available by you or on your behalf remain owned by you or your relevant licensors.
Customer Data remains the property of the Customer. No ownership of Customer Data transfers to CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED. You grant us only a limited right to access, copy, transform, configure, analyse or otherwise use Customer Data to the extent reasonably necessary to provide, secure and support the agreed services or comply with law.
Bespoke Deliverables created specifically and exclusively for you will belong to you after full payment. Subject to full payment of all amounts properly due for the relevant service, we assign to you, to the extent we own and are legally able to assign them, the transferable intellectual property rights in bespoke deliverables created specifically and exclusively for you under the agreed project.
Bespoke Deliverables may include custom-written documents, custom prompts, prompt libraries, workflow documentation, automation instructions, research reports, training materials, CV materials, creative briefs, chatbot instructions, configuration documentation, strategy documents and other custom work products prepared specifically for you.
Until full payment has been received, you may receive a limited, revocable, non-exclusive licence to use the deliverables only for inspection, testing, review and acceptance, unless a written agreement provides otherwise or mandatory law requires otherwise.
21. Background IP, reusable methods and templates
The transfer of bespoke deliverables to the customer does not include CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED’s pre-existing or independently developed materials, know-how, generic prompts, reusable templates, methodologies, frameworks, code libraries, internal tools, generic workflows, development practices, general skills or other reusable materials.
These reusable materials are referred to as Background IP and remain owned by CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED or the relevant owner.
Where Background IP is embedded in, required by or inseparable from a paid deliverable, we grant you, upon full payment, a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to use that embedded Background IP solely as reasonably necessary to use, maintain, modify and benefit from the deliverable for your own personal or business purposes.
This licence does not transfer ownership of Background IP and does not permit you to extract, resell, license or commercially exploit our standalone tools, libraries, reusable templates, internal methods or generic frameworks as separate products.
22. Third-party intellectual property and AI outputs
Third-party software, AI models, APIs, open-source components, fonts, libraries, CRM systems, automation tools, cloud services and other third-party materials remain subject to the rights and terms of their respective owners or licensors.
These Terms of Service do not transfer ownership of ChatGPT, OpenAI technology, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, APIs, AI models, third-party software, third-party platforms or any other third-party technology to you.
Where AI-generated or AI-assisted output is incorporated into a deliverable, your rights are subject to applicable law and the relevant third-party terms. We do not guarantee that copyright or other exclusive rights subsist in every AI-generated element.
We do not claim ownership of your Customer Materials, Customer Data or bespoke Customer Deliverables merely because AI tools were used to assist with the work.
23. Portfolio, publicity and case studies
We will not use your name, business name, logo, project identity, confidential information, private deliverables or project results in a public portfolio, case study, advertisement, testimonial, social media post, press release or marketing material without your prior consent, unless the information is already lawfully public and our use is lawful.
Deliverables intended by the agreed scope for public use, such as public website content, published images, public chatbot content or customer-facing materials, may be visible to others once you publish or deploy them.
24. Confidentiality
Each party must keep confidential non-public information received from the other party which is marked confidential or which, by its nature and the circumstances of disclosure, a reasonable person would understand to be confidential.
Confidential information may include business plans, client databases, CRM data, pricing, sales information, commercial strategy, passwords, API keys, access credentials, prompt libraries, automation workflows, technical architecture, customer and prospect information, financial information, project materials and security information.
Confidential information may be used only to perform or receive the services, administer the agreement, comply with law, protect legitimate legal interests or for another purpose expressly authorised by the disclosing party.
Confidential information may be disclosed to personnel, professional advisers, subcontractors or service providers who reasonably need it for the permitted purpose and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations, or where required by law, court order or competent authority.
25. Personal data and data protection
We process personal data in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable data protection law.
For some business projects, we may act as a processor where we process personal data only on a business customer’s documented instructions. This may happen where we access or configure a customer’s CRM, email system, chatbot, website, customer database, prospect database, automation tools or other business systems as part of an agreed project.
Where required, controller/processor obligations, sub-processor terms, international transfer terms and other data protection terms may be included in a written agreement, data processing agreement, statement of work or project documentation.
You should avoid providing unnecessary special category data, criminal-offence data, passwords or highly sensitive information unless it is genuinely needed, lawful to process and appropriate safeguards have been agreed.
26. Information security and backups
We use reasonable technical and organisational measures appropriate to the nature of the project and the risks involved.
You are responsible for maintaining appropriate backups of important content, account data, systems, files and business records before material technical changes are implemented, unless backup work is expressly included in the agreed scope.
We are not responsible for loss caused by the absence of customer backups, customer system failures, customer credential misuse, unauthorised changes by third parties or customer-side security weaknesses, except to the extent caused by our breach of an agreed obligation.
27. No guarantee of a particular outcome
We will perform the services with reasonable care and skill, but we do not guarantee a particular commercial, financial, recruitment, employment, productivity, learning, research, creative or technical outcome unless a specific guarantee is expressly agreed in writing.
In particular, we do not guarantee increased revenue, cost savings, employment, interviews, job offers, salary increases, particular ranking, uninterrupted platform availability, permanent third-party features, perfect AI accuracy, unique AI-generated output or a specific business result.
Outcomes may depend on your actions, your systems, your data, third-party platforms, market conditions, customer behaviour, employer decisions, platform updates and other external circumstances.
28. CV, job-search and research services
Where we provide CV, job-search, research or AI-assisted advisory support, the service is advisory and drafting support only.
We are not an employer, recruiter with authority to make hiring decisions, regulated financial adviser, legal adviser, medical adviser or tax adviser unless a separate written agreement clearly states otherwise with an appropriately authorised professional.
You remain responsible for checking the accuracy of factual statements in your CV, application materials, research outputs or other documents before using them.
29. Suspension of work
We may reasonably suspend affected work where:
- A sum lawfully due has not been paid;
- Necessary information, content, approval or access has not been provided;
- Continuing would be unlawful, infringing, deceptive, discriminatory or materially insecure;
- A required third-party account, permission, API, subscription or service is unavailable;
- Your instruction creates a legal, security, confidentiality or data protection risk.
Where reasonable in the circumstances, we will explain what must be remedied and give you a reasonable opportunity to remedy the issue.
30. Termination
A project or agreement may be terminated by mutual written agreement, by valid exercise of a statutory cancellation right, by either party for material breach, where performance becomes unlawful or permanently impossible, or in any other circumstance permitted by the applicable written agreement or law.
Termination does not affect rights and liabilities accrued before termination or clauses intended by their nature to continue, including payment/refund rights, intellectual property, confidentiality, data protection, liability and dispute provisions.
No termination provision creates automatic forfeiture of all sums already paid by a customer where such forfeiture would be unlawful or unfair.
31. Complaints
If you are dissatisfied with a service, deliverable, communication, invoice, cancellation decision or refund decision, please contact us at: contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com.
Your complaint should, where possible, identify the service concerned, the issue, the outcome you are requesting and any supporting evidence.
We will consider complaints in good faith, respond within a reasonable time and seek a practical resolution where reasonably possible.
Nothing in this section prevents you from using a statutory remedy or bringing proceedings in a competent court.
32. Chargebacks and payment disputes
If you believe a payment has been taken incorrectly or a refund is due, please contact us first so we can review the issue.
If a chargeback, payment dispute or bank claim is opened, we may provide relevant agreements, invoices, project records, delivery records, acceptance evidence, correspondence, cancellation records and service evidence to the bank, payment provider, professional adviser or dispute handler as part of the dispute process.
33. Limitation of liability
Nothing in these Terms of Service excludes or limits liability where it would be unlawful to do so, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, breach of mandatory statutory rights or any other liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.
Subject to the above, CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED is not responsible for:
- Losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when the relevant contract was formed;
- Losses caused by materially inaccurate, incomplete or misleading information supplied by the customer;
- Losses caused by missing access, late approval, customer delay, unavailable third-party accounts or customer system issues;
- Losses caused by customer misuse, unauthorised modification or use of a deliverable contrary to reasonable instructions;
- Losses caused by third-party platform outages, restrictions, policy changes, account limits, API changes or feature removals outside our reasonable control;
- Business losses where legally excludable, including loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of opportunity, loss of goodwill, anticipated savings or business interruption;
- Decisions made by the customer without appropriate human review of AI-assisted output.
If you are purchasing as a consumer, your statutory rights remain unaffected.
34. Business customer liability
If you purchase as a business customer, we exclude implied warranties, conditions and liability to the fullest extent permitted by law.
For business customers, any liability cap, exclusion or allocation of risk may be set out in the applicable written agreement, quotation, statement of work or signed contract. Where no specific cap is agreed, our liability will be limited to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.
Nothing in this section limits your obligation to pay properly due invoices or restricts statutory interest and recovery sums arising from late payment where available by law.
35. Events outside our reasonable control
We are not responsible for failure or delay caused by events outside our reasonable control. These may include widespread internet or cloud outage, failure of a critical third-party platform, cyberattack not caused by our breach, fire, flood, natural disaster, epidemic, war, civil disturbance, government action, failure of utilities, major platform changes or comparable events.
If such an event affects performance, we will take reasonable steps to reduce the effect and resume performance when reasonably possible.
36. Third-party links and services
Our website and project work may involve links to third-party websites, AI platforms, payment services, software tools, cloud services, documentation platforms, recruitment websites, research sources or other external services.
We are not responsible for the content, policies, terms, security, availability or practices of third-party websites or services. You should review the relevant third-party terms and privacy policies before using those services.
37. Privacy Policy
Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, share and protect personal data.
By using our website, contacting us, requesting services or entering into a project, you acknowledge that personal data may be processed as described in our Privacy Policy, including where necessary for enquiries, project delivery, payment, security, support, cancellation, refunds, legal compliance and business records.
38. Notices and communication
Notices and formal communications should be sent in writing.
For notices to CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED, our designated email address is: contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com.
Where a signed agreement states a specific notice method, that method should be followed for the relevant project, subject to any mandatory rule that permits a broader method of communication.
39. Electronic signatures and documents
Agreements, quotations, approvals, variations, acceptances and other project records may be signed or approved electronically where permitted by law and accepted by the parties.
A PDF copy, scanned copy, electronic signature record, email approval or other reliable electronic record may be used as evidence of agreed terms, subject to applicable law.
40. Amendments to these Terms of Service
We may update these Terms of Service from time to time to reflect changes in our business, website, services, tools, legal requirements, payment methods, project delivery methods or operational practices.
The version of the Terms of Service that applies to a project is normally the version available or incorporated when the relevant contract is formed, unless a change is required by law or agreed in writing.
41. Severability
If any part of these Terms of Service is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, that part will be treated as modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and enforceable where legally possible. If modification is not possible, the affected part will be treated as deleted.
The remaining parts will continue to apply.
42. No waiver
A delay or failure by either party to exercise a right or remedy does not automatically waive that right or remedy.
A waiver of one breach does not automatically waive any later breach.
43. Transfer of rights
We may transfer our rights and obligations under these Terms of Service to another organisation, for example in connection with a business sale, restructuring, merger or transfer of our website or operations, provided that this does not unlawfully reduce your rights.
You may not transfer your rights or obligations under a personal service contract without our prior written consent, unless the law allows otherwise.
44. Governing law and jurisdiction
These Terms of Service are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
If you are a consumer living in the United Kingdom, you may bring legal proceedings in the courts of the part of the United Kingdom where you live, where mandatory rules allow this. If you are a consumer living outside the United Kingdom, you may have additional rights under the mandatory laws of your country of residence.
If you are a business customer, the courts of England and Wales shall have jurisdiction over disputes arising from or relating to these Terms of Service, our website or any project, unless a signed written agreement states a different lawful jurisdiction arrangement.
45. Contact us
If you have any questions about these Terms of Service, your project, quotation, invoice, delivery, cancellation, refund, intellectual property, data protection or service issue, please email us at: contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com.
CORESHIFT CONSULTING LIMITED
Company number: 17386933
4 Victoria Square, Wolverhampton, England, WV1 1LD, United Kingdom
Email: contact-us@coreshift-consulting.com