Terms of Service

1. Using the workspace

Suggested provision: Define who may create an account and who can act for a business. Account holders would be expected to provide accurate business information, protect sign-in details and use only accounts they are authorised to manage. Confirm eligibility requirements, team permissions and the account-security process before publishing. No age threshold or legal-entity requirement is established in this draft.

2. Business profiles & supplied content

Suggested provision: Owners would remain responsible for the accuracy of their offers, prices, product descriptions and customer-facing claims. They should have permission to upload photos, logos and other business materials, and avoid sharing unnecessary personal information. A reviewed agreement should specify the permissions Jujo needs to process that material and deliver the tools, without assuming ownership transfers or broad reuse rights.

3. AI advice, drafts & limitations

Suggested provision: AI recommendations and generated content should be checked before use. Outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate or unsuitable for a particular business. They should support, not replace, the owner’s judgement or professional advice where needed. Business outcomes depend on the offer, audience and actions taken; Jujo’s follow-up assistance is not a sales guarantee. Verify factual, financial and product claims before relying on a draft.

4. Approval & connected accounts

Established control: You approve your posts.

Suggested provision: Owners would check the caption, media, intended account and any scheduling details before approval. They should connect only Facebook or Instagram accounts they can manage. The final agreement should explain what an approval authorises, how pending content can be changed and what happens when a connection is removed. Platform permissions and availability may affect supported actions.

5. Campaign preparation

Suggested provision: A business would review the creative, audience and budget for a campaign before authorising any spend or launch. Confirm in the final terms which campaign actions Jujo performs and which remain with the owner or connected platform. Do not imply automatic campaign delivery, guaranteed reach or guaranteed returns. Owners should check that advertisements and claims are appropriate for their products and audience.

6. Plans, wallet funds & AI usage

Established distinction: Account creation is free; paid plans and eligible AI work may cost money. Wallet funds are in naira, credits pay for eligible AI work and tokens measure AI text usage.

Suggested provision: Owners would review the current price, allowance, quote and any applicable processing fee before payment or use. Confirm renewal, cancellation, refund, unused-balance and credit-expiry rules separately. This draft sets none of those rules or exchange rates.

7. Responsible use & third-party services

Suggested provision: Prohibit unlawful, deceptive or abusive use and uploads that infringe others’ rights. Explain how concerns can be reported and how disputed content would be reviewed. Connected platforms may apply their own rules to an account or post. Confirm which third-party terms apply, how they are presented and what happens if a connection stops working. This draft does not identify unverified vendors or promise uninterrupted access.

8. Account closure & service changes

Suggested provision: Explain how owners could stop using the service, request account closure or raise a dispute. Before publication, define any restriction or suspension process, notice arrangements and treatment of drafts, scheduled posts, connected accounts and remaining balances. Verify how changes to features, pricing and terms would be communicated. No fixed notice period, refund entitlement or continued-availability promise is created here.

9. Legal review before publication

Suggested provision: The final agreement needs verified details for the contracting entity, acceptance process, governing law, applicable law, dispute handling and any liability provisions. These cannot be established from the landing page. Do not treat this draft as a binding agreement or add an effective date until those decisions have been reviewed and approved. Privacy practices should be described in a separately reviewed Privacy Policy.