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    Terms of Use & Service

    Effective date: 8 October 2026Last updated: 8 October 2026

    These Terms of Use & Service (“Terms”) govern access to and use of:

    • the Strive Success Solutions website;
    • our forms, portals and online resources;
    • our consulting and implementation services;
    • AI readiness and transformation services;
    • AI agents and automation systems;
    • CRM, workflow and system integrations;
    • Networking Co-Pilot;
    • subscription-based products or platforms we may make available; and
    • related support, implementation and professional services.

    In these Terms:

    “Strive”, “we”, “us” or “our” means Strive Success Solutions.

    “you”, “your”, “Client” or “User” means the individual or organisation accessing our Website, Products or Services, as applicable.

    “Services” includes consulting, discovery, strategy, implementation, development, support and other professional services supplied by Strive.

    “Products” includes software, platforms, workflows, systems and digital products supplied or operated by Strive, including Networking Co-Pilot.

    “Order” means an accepted proposal, quote, statement of work, order form, subscription confirmation or other written document describing particular Products or Services.

    “Client Data” means data, content or information supplied by or on behalf of a Client for use in connection with our Products or Services.

    By accessing or using our Website, Products or Services, you agree to these Terms.

    Different documents may apply to our relationship with you.

    These may include:

    1. an executed service agreement;
    2. an accepted Order, proposal or statement of work;
    3. these Terms; and
    4. our Privacy Policy.

    If there is an inconsistency, the document higher in the list above generally prevails to the extent of the inconsistency, unless the relevant document expressly states otherwise.

    Project-specific matters such as:

    • scope;
    • deliverables;
    • pricing;
    • payment milestones;
    • implementation timelines;
    • ownership of custom deliverables;
    • subscription inclusions; and
    • support arrangements

    may be set out separately in an Order.

    If you use our Products or Services on behalf of a business or other organisation, you confirm that you have authority to enter into these Terms on its behalf.

    You must provide information that is accurate and reasonably complete when purchasing, registering for or using our Products or Services.

    Strive helps businesses use AI and automation practically.

    Our work may include:

    • AI readiness assessments;
    • business and workflow discovery;
    • AI strategy and roadmaps;
    • workflow automation;
    • custom AI systems and agents;
    • CRM and CMS integrations;
    • lead and communication automation;
    • networking and relationship-management systems;
    • website and digital-system implementation;
    • data organisation;
    • system architecture;
    • dashboards;
    • staff enablement;
    • implementation support; and
    • ongoing optimisation.

    The specific Services we agree to provide will normally be described in an Order.

    Unless expressly agreed otherwise, advice or recommendations provided by Strive are business and technology guidance and are not legal, accounting, tax, financial, medical or other regulated professional advice.

    Where legal, privacy, cybersecurity or regulatory questions arise, you should obtain advice from an appropriately qualified professional where necessary.

    Some Products may require an account.

    You are responsible for:

    • maintaining the confidentiality of login credentials;
    • using strong passwords;
    • enabling multi-factor authentication where available;
    • restricting access to authorised users;
    • keeping account information current;
    • promptly removing access for former staff or contractors; and
    • notifying us promptly if you suspect unauthorised access.

    You are responsible for activity conducted through your account by authorised users.

    You must not:

    • share accounts in a manner not permitted by your plan;
    • allow unauthorised people to access the Product;
    • attempt to circumvent account limits or security controls; or
    • provide false identity or account information.

    We may require reasonable verification before changing account ownership, administrator access or security details.

    Successful AI and automation projects depend on cooperation from both parties.

    You agree to:

    • provide accurate and timely information;
    • provide reasonable access to systems required for the project;
    • appoint appropriate decision-makers;
    • review deliverables and requests within reasonable timeframes;
    • provide requested approvals;
    • maintain appropriate backups where relevant;
    • ensure you are authorised to provide Client Data to us;
    • ensure your intended use of our Products or Services is lawful;
    • appropriately train or supervise your users where required; and
    • tell us about material legal, security, compliance or operational requirements relevant to the project.

    Delays in providing access, information, approvals or dependencies may affect delivery timelines.

    We are not responsible for delays caused by matters outside our reasonable control or by dependencies that the Client is responsible for providing.

    Networking Co-Pilot is designed to help relationship-led businesses manage networking contacts, maintain relationship context and conduct consistent follow-up.

    Depending on the implementation, features may include:

    • contact capture;
    • business-card processing;
    • CRM records;
    • professional information enrichment;
    • conversation notes;
    • meeting context;
    • AI-generated summaries;
    • relationship history;
    • follow-up workflows;
    • email communications;
    • reminders;
    • reactivation workflows;
    • calendar handoff;
    • reporting; and
    • relationship or introduction recommendations.

    Networking Co-Pilot is intended to support genuine business relationships and professional networking.

    It must not be used as an indiscriminate spam, scraping or mass-marketing tool.

    Networking Co-Pilot may be configured to send automated or semi-automated follow-up communications.

    For example, a workflow may include:

    • an initial follow-up after meeting someone;
    • a short sequence of up to four follow-up emails;
    • reminders or catch-up invitations; and
    • later reactivation approximately three or six months after the original interaction.

    These timings are examples of workflows and may vary between implementations.

    Your responsibility for communications

    If you use Networking Co-Pilot to send communications, you are responsible for ensuring that you have an appropriate legal basis or consent to send those communications.

    The availability of an automation, sequence, template or reactivation feature does not mean that every use of that feature is lawful.

    You are responsible for complying with laws applying to your communications, including where applicable:

    • the Spam Act 2003 (Cth);
    • privacy laws;
    • consumer protection laws; and
    • industry-specific requirements.

    Where required, commercial electronic messages must:

    • be sent with appropriate consent or other lawful permission;
    • accurately identify the sender;
    • contain accurate contact information; and
    • provide a functional and accessible unsubscribe mechanism.

    You must promptly honour unsubscribe and opt-out requests within the timeframe required by applicable law.

    A contact who has unsubscribed must not intentionally be placed back into a marketing or reactivation sequence unless there is a new lawful basis for doing so.

    Strive may implement suppression functionality designed to help prevent further communications to opted-out contacts.

    You must not intentionally disable, bypass or circumvent such functionality.

    You must only upload, import or process contact information through our Products where you are authorised to do so.

    You must not use our Products to:

    • send unlawful unsolicited commercial communications;
    • use unlawfully obtained personal information;
    • upload stolen or improperly acquired databases;
    • scrape personal information contrary to applicable law;
    • circumvent unsubscribe requests;
    • contact individuals in a deceptive or misleading manner; or
    • use personal information for materially unrelated purposes without appropriate authority.

    If you import information about another person, you represent that you have a reasonable and lawful basis for using that information for the intended purpose.

    Some Services and Products may involve:

    • audio recordings;
    • video recordings;
    • meeting transcription;
    • AI note-taking;
    • meeting summaries;
    • extracted actions;
    • relationship notes; or
    • other information generated from a conversation.

    Where Strive records its own meetings, our handling of that information is described in our Privacy Policy.

    If you use recording, transcription or AI note-taking functionality through a Product supplied or configured by Strive, you are responsible for providing any notices and obtaining any permissions or consents required for your use.

    You should not assume that simply having access to recording functionality makes recording lawful in every jurisdiction or circumstance.

    You must consider:

    • where participants are located;
    • the nature of the conversation;
    • applicable surveillance or recording laws;
    • applicable privacy laws;
    • confidentiality obligations; and
    • any industry-specific requirements.

    Strive does not provide legal advice about whether a particular conversation may lawfully be recorded.

    Our Products and Services may use artificial intelligence, machine learning or automated systems.

    AI may assist with tasks including:

    • transcription;
    • summarisation;
    • classification;
    • drafting;
    • data extraction;
    • CRM updates;
    • workflow decisions;
    • relationship insights;
    • recommendations;
    • enquiry handling;
    • lead prioritisation;
    • customer support;
    • information retrieval; and
    • business analysis.

    AI is not infallible

    AI-generated outputs may:

    • contain errors;
    • omit information;
    • misunderstand context;
    • generate inaccurate information;
    • produce inconsistent results; or
    • reflect limitations in the data provided.

    You are responsible for applying appropriate human judgement before relying on AI-generated outputs for important decisions.

    Unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing, our AI systems are not designed to be the sole basis for decisions involving:

    • legal rights;
    • employment;
    • lending or credit;
    • medical treatment;
    • emergency response;
    • safety-critical operations;
    • regulatory determinations; or
    • other decisions that could significantly affect an individual's rights or interests.

    Where AI is used in higher-risk contexts, appropriate human review, governance and professional advice may be required.

    We aim to deliver practical, valuable systems.

    However, we do not guarantee:

    • a particular increase in revenue;
    • a particular number of leads;
    • a specific conversion rate;
    • a particular amount of time saved;
    • business growth;
    • specific networking outcomes;
    • introductions;
    • customer responses;
    • sales;
    • rankings;
    • uninterrupted AI accuracy; or
    • any particular commercial result

    unless a specific guarantee is expressly included in an Order.

    Case studies, examples, performance figures and previous results describe particular situations and should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every Client will achieve the same outcome.

    Results depend on matters including:

    • Client implementation;
    • input data;
    • market conditions;
    • user behaviour;
    • staff adoption;
    • third-party platforms;
    • Client responsiveness;
    • business processes; and
    • factors beyond our reasonable control.

    Our Products and Services may rely on or integrate with third-party platforms.

    Examples may include:

    • AI providers;
    • CRM platforms;
    • email services;
    • calendar systems;
    • cloud infrastructure;
    • transcription tools;
    • messaging services;
    • APIs;
    • website platforms;
    • automation tools; and
    • analytics providers.

    Third-party services are controlled by their respective providers.

    Their:

    • pricing;
    • functionality;
    • APIs;
    • availability;
    • security;
    • data policies;
    • usage limits; and
    • terms

    may change independently of Strive.

    We are not responsible for outages, changes, restrictions or discontinuation caused by third-party providers that we do not control.

    Where a material third-party change affects a Client implementation, we will use reasonable efforts to identify an appropriate solution, which may require additional work or fees depending on the circumstances.

    You remain responsible for maintaining any third-party subscriptions, licences or accounts allocated to you unless otherwise agreed.

    Your use of integrated third-party services may be subject to separate terms and privacy policies imposed by those providers.

    You are responsible for complying with those terms where you control the relevant account or service.

    Strive cannot authorise conduct prohibited by a third-party platform.

    You must not use our Website, Products or Services to:

    • break the law;
    • send unlawful spam;
    • engage in fraud or deception;
    • impersonate another person;
    • harass, intimidate or threaten people;
    • distribute malware;
    • compromise another system;
    • gain unauthorised access;
    • conduct unlawful surveillance;
    • infringe intellectual property rights;
    • unlawfully discriminate;
    • process information you are not authorised to use;
    • circumvent privacy or security controls;
    • scrape systems without permission;
    • reverse engineer our Products except where permitted by law;
    • interfere with the operation of our systems;
    • abuse API or rate limits;
    • create unreasonable technical load;
    • resell a Product without permission;
    • use the Product to build a materially competing copy using our confidential technology or proprietary materials; or
    • help another person do any of these things.

    We may investigate suspected misuse and may suspend access where reasonably necessary to protect users, systems, third parties or Strive.

    Project scope will normally be set out in an Order.

    Anything not reasonably included in the agreed scope may be treated as additional work.

    Examples of scope changes may include:

    • new integrations;
    • additional workflows;
    • new business requirements;
    • substantially revised specifications;
    • additional data migration;
    • additional users or business units;
    • changes caused by third-party platforms;
    • additional training;
    • substantial redesign after approval; or
    • additional support outside the agreed support arrangement.

    We will seek agreement before undertaking material chargeable work outside the original scope.

    Any delivery date or project timeline is based on the information reasonably available when the timeline is provided.

    Timelines may change because of:

    • delayed Client feedback;
    • delayed system access;
    • changing requirements;
    • third-party dependencies;
    • unexpected technical issues;
    • security concerns;
    • platform changes;
    • Client-requested scope changes; or
    • matters outside our reasonable control.

    Where reasonably practicable, we will communicate material changes to expected delivery dates.

    Fees will be set out in the relevant Order or checkout process.

    Unless stated otherwise:

    • prices are in Australian dollars;
    • GST will be applied where required;
    • invoices must be paid by the stated due date; and
    • you are responsible for fees charged by third-party providers unless the Order says they are included.

    We may require:

    • deposits;
    • milestone payments;
    • upfront payment;
    • recurring subscription payments; or
    • payment before releasing specified deliverables.

    If an invoice becomes materially overdue, we may suspend Services or Product access after giving reasonable notice, where permitted by law.

    Suspension does not remove the obligation to pay valid outstanding amounts.

    Some Products or Services may be offered on a recurring subscription basis.

    The relevant Order will state:

    • billing frequency;
    • subscription price;
    • included usage;
    • minimum term, if any;
    • renewal arrangements;
    • cancellation process; and
    • any applicable notice period.

    We will not rely on these Terms to impose an undisclosed minimum term or automatic renewal.

    If a subscription renews automatically, this will be disclosed as part of the purchase or Order.

    You may cancel a subscription in accordance with the cancellation process stated in the relevant Order.

    Cancellation ordinarily prevents the next renewal rather than retrospectively cancelling a period that has already commenced, subject always to rights available under the Australian Consumer Law.

    We may change pricing for future purchases or future subscription periods.

    Where an existing recurring subscription is affected, we will provide reasonable notice before the new price takes effect where required or appropriate.

    If you do not agree with a new recurring price, you may cancel the affected subscription before the new price takes effect, subject to any lawful minimum term already agreed.

    Any cancellation arrangements specific to a project or subscription may be set out in an Order.

    Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

    Where Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees apply, Services must meet the standards required by law, including applicable requirements concerning due care and skill, fitness for disclosed purpose and supply within a reasonable time where no timeframe has been agreed.

    If you are entitled to a remedy under applicable law, these Terms do not remove that entitlement.

    We are not required to provide a refund merely because you:

    • change your mind;
    • decide you no longer want an otherwise conforming Service;
    • fail to use a purchased Product; or
    • do not achieve a hoped-for business outcome

    unless an applicable law, Order or written guarantee provides otherwise.

    As between you and Strive, you retain ownership of Client Data that you lawfully provide to us.

    You grant Strive a limited right to access, host, copy, transmit, transform and otherwise process Client Data to the extent reasonably necessary to:

    • provide the Products or Services;
    • operate agreed integrations;
    • troubleshoot problems;
    • secure the service;
    • provide support;
    • satisfy legal requirements; and
    • perform other activities you have authorised.

    This right ends when it is no longer reasonably required, subject to lawful retention obligations, backups and the terms of the relevant Order.

    You represent that you have all rights, permissions and authority reasonably necessary for Strive to process Client Data for the agreed purpose.

    You must not instruct us to process information in a way that you know is unlawful.

    If we reasonably believe an instruction would create a material legal, privacy, security or regulatory risk, we may pause that activity while the issue is clarified.

    Strive retains ownership of intellectual property that:

    • existed before a Client engagement;
    • was developed independently of the engagement;
    • forms part of our underlying platform or methodology; or
    • represents reusable know-how, frameworks, templates, architecture, software components, libraries, processes or tools.

    This is referred to as Strive Background IP.

    Examples may include:

    • Networking Co-Pilot platform technology;
    • reusable software components;
    • AI prompt frameworks;
    • workflow frameworks;
    • internal automation architecture;
    • discovery methodologies;
    • templates;
    • diagnostic tools; and
    • reusable implementation methods.

    Nothing in a Client project transfers ownership of Strive Background IP unless expressly agreed in writing.

    Ownership and licensing of custom deliverables may be specified in the relevant Order.

    If an Order does not expressly transfer ownership, then after full payment Strive grants the Client a non-exclusive, perpetual, worldwide licence to use the final custom deliverables supplied to that Client for its internal business purposes.

    This licence does not transfer ownership of:

    • Strive Background IP;
    • third-party software;
    • third-party content;
    • platform technology;
    • reusable components; or
    • anything subject to separate licensing terms.

    Where broader ownership or commercialisation rights are required, they should be agreed in the Order.

    If you voluntarily provide suggestions about our Products or Services, we may use those suggestions to improve our Products, processes and services.

    We will not knowingly publish your confidential information through that process.

    Each party may receive confidential information belonging to the other.

    Confidential information may include:

    • business plans;
    • customer information;
    • pricing;
    • trade secrets;
    • system architecture;
    • processes;
    • financial information;
    • technical information;
    • project documentation; and
    • information clearly identified as confidential or reasonably understood to be confidential.

    Each party agrees to:

    • use confidential information only for the purposes of the relationship;
    • protect it using reasonable care;
    • limit access to people who reasonably need it; and
    • not disclose it to third parties except where authorised or reasonably necessary for the engagement.

    Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that:

    • is already lawfully public;
    • was lawfully known without confidentiality restrictions;
    • is independently developed without using the other party's confidential information;
    • is lawfully received from another source without restriction; or
    • must be disclosed by law.

    Our handling of personal information is described in our Privacy Policy.

    Clients using our Products to handle personal information remain responsible for their own privacy obligations.

    Depending on the engagement, this may include responsibility for:

    • providing privacy notices;
    • obtaining required consents;
    • responding to privacy requests;
    • determining appropriate retention;
    • ensuring appropriate authority to collect information;
    • configuring user access; and
    • determining the lawful purpose for which Client Data is used.

    Strive's role in building or configuring a system does not transfer all of the Client's privacy responsibilities to Strive.

    We take reasonable steps to protect systems and information under our control.

    However, no system connected to the internet can be guaranteed completely secure.

    Clients also have security responsibilities, including:

    • protecting credentials;
    • maintaining appropriate user permissions;
    • promptly removing former users;
    • securing Client-controlled devices;
    • maintaining appropriate software and systems;
    • notifying us of suspected compromise; and
    • following reasonable security instructions.

    You must not intentionally introduce malware, compromised credentials or insecure configurations into systems connected to our Products.

    Where Services involve migration, modification or integration of existing systems, you should maintain appropriate backups of important business data unless backup responsibility is expressly included in our scope.

    Although we take reasonable care, system migrations and integrations can involve technical risk.

    You must tell us before implementation if the relevant systems contain unusually sensitive, irreplaceable or business-critical information requiring specific safeguards.

    We aim to keep Products available and reliable.

    However, we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability.

    Downtime may occur because of:

    • maintenance;
    • updates;
    • security work;
    • third-party outages;
    • internet or telecommunications failures;
    • emergency maintenance;
    • force majeure events; or
    • circumstances outside our reasonable control.

    Where reasonably practicable, we will minimise disruption and provide notice of planned material maintenance.

    Any specific service-level commitment must be expressly stated in an Order.

    We may occasionally make new, beta, preview or experimental functionality available.

    Such features may:

    • change;
    • contain errors;
    • be discontinued;
    • perform differently from production features; or
    • have additional limitations.

    We will identify material experimental functionality where appropriate.

    You should not rely on beta functionality for critical business processes unless we have expressly agreed otherwise.

    Information published on our Website is general information.

    While we aim to keep it accurate and useful, Website material is not tailored professional advice and may not address your particular circumstances.

    Quotes, pricing, project timelines and deliverables are only binding when confirmed through an Order or other written agreement.

    Our Website and Products may link to third-party websites or services.

    We do not control independent third-party websites and are not responsible for their content, availability or privacy practices.

    A link does not necessarily indicate endorsement.

    We will provide Services with the level of care and skill required by applicable law.

    Except for guarantees, warranties or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, we do not guarantee that:

    • every Product will operate without interruption;
    • every AI output will be accurate;
    • every integration will remain compatible indefinitely;
    • a third-party provider will maintain its existing functionality;
    • a particular business outcome will occur; or
    • every vulnerability, error or issue will be detected.

    Nothing in this section excludes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

    Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any guarantee, right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

    To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither party will be liable to the other for indirect, special or consequential loss that was not reasonably foreseeable as a result of the breach giving rise to the claim.

    Where permitted by law, Strive is not responsible for loss resulting solely from:

    • inaccurate information supplied by the Client;
    • Client misuse of a Product;
    • unauthorised changes made by the Client or a third party;
    • a third-party platform failure outside our reasonable control;
    • the Client's failure to follow reasonable instructions;
    • unlawful communications sent at the Client's direction;
    • Client failure to maintain appropriate permissions, consent or authority; or
    • reliance on an AI-generated output without appropriate human review where such review would reasonably be expected.

    Where the law permits liability to be limited and a specific Order does not provide another limitation, our liability relating to the relevant paid Product or Service will be limited to a reasonable amount having regard to the fees paid for the affected Product or Service and the nature of the loss.

    This section is intended to operate only to the extent permitted by law and must not be interpreted as excluding liability that legally cannot be excluded or unfairly limiting statutory rights.

    You are responsible for your own use of our Products and Services.

    To the extent permitted by law, you will be responsible for loss reasonably incurred by Strive as a direct result of your intentional unlawful use of the Product, material breach of these Terms, or infringement of another person's rights.

    This does not require you to indemnify Strive for loss caused by Strive's own negligence, unlawful conduct or breach.

    We may temporarily suspend access where reasonably necessary because:

    • fees are materially overdue;
    • an account has been compromised;
    • there is a credible security threat;
    • the Product is being used unlawfully;
    • the Product is being used to send unlawful spam;
    • a material breach of these Terms has occurred;
    • continued operation would create a material risk to another person or system; or
    • suspension is required by law or a third-party platform.

    Where reasonable in the circumstances, we will give notice and an opportunity to remedy the issue.

    Immediate suspension may be necessary for serious security, legal or abuse concerns.

    Either party may terminate an engagement according to the relevant Order.

    We may terminate or suspend an account or Service for a material breach that:

    • cannot reasonably be remedied; or
    • is not remedied within a reasonable period after notice.

    We may terminate immediately where reasonably necessary because of:

    • fraud;
    • serious unlawful use;
    • deliberate security compromise;
    • repeated unlawful communications;
    • material abuse of our systems; or
    • circumstances where continuing the relationship would expose Strive or others to serious legal or security risk.

    Termination does not affect rights or obligations that accrued before termination.

    Following termination:

    • your right to use the affected Product may end;
    • outstanding valid invoices remain payable;
    • each party must continue protecting confidential information;
    • licences intended to survive termination will continue;
    • Strive may retain information where required by law or reasonably necessary under our Privacy Policy; and
    • Client Data may be deleted after a reasonable transition or retention period.

    Where reasonably practicable and included within the relevant plan or Order, we may provide a reasonable opportunity for the Client to export Client Data before deletion.

    We may retain limited records necessary for:

    • financial compliance;
    • legal obligations;
    • security;
    • dispute resolution;
    • suppression of unsubscribed contacts; or
    • other lawful purposes.

    We prefer to resolve problems directly and commercially.

    If a dispute arises, each party should first notify the other in writing with reasonable details of the issue.

    The parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute through discussion.

    If the dispute cannot be resolved directly, the parties may agree to mediation before commencing court proceedings.

    Nothing in this section prevents either party from:

    • seeking urgent interlocutory relief;
    • exercising rights under applicable consumer law; or
    • contacting a regulator or authority where entitled to do so.

    Technology changes quickly.

    We may improve, modify or update Products over time.

    We may also remove features where reasonably necessary because of:

    • security;
    • technical limitations;
    • low usage;
    • provider changes;
    • legal requirements; or
    • replacement by improved functionality.

    Where a change materially reduces a paid core feature during an existing committed term, we will act reasonably and consider appropriate alternatives or remedies having regard to the circumstances and applicable law.

    We may update these Terms periodically to reflect:

    • changes to our Products;
    • new Services;
    • legal developments;
    • security requirements; or
    • operational changes.

    Updated Terms will be published with a revised effective date.

    For material changes affecting an existing paid Product or Service, we will provide reasonable notice where appropriate.

    Changes will not retrospectively remove accrued rights or override a separately signed agreement unless permitted by that agreement and applicable law.

    Neither party is responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control where it has taken reasonable steps to minimise the effect.

    These circumstances may include:

    • natural disasters;
    • widespread internet outages;
    • telecommunications failures;
    • government actions;
    • war;
    • civil unrest;
    • industrial action;
    • major cyber incidents not caused by the affected party's failure to take reasonable care;
    • widespread cloud-provider outages; or
    • other comparable events.

    Payment obligations for Services already properly supplied are not automatically excused by this section.

    You must not transfer an agreement with Strive to another party without our reasonable consent.

    We may transfer our rights or obligations as part of a genuine business restructure, sale or transfer, provided this does not materially reduce your rights under the agreement.

    Nothing in this section permits an assignment that is prohibited by law.

    Unless expressly agreed in writing, nothing in these Terms creates:

    • a partnership;
    • joint venture;
    • employment relationship;
    • fiduciary relationship; or
    • agency relationship

    between Strive and the Client.

    Neither party may make commitments on behalf of the other without authority.

    If part of these Terms is held to be invalid or unenforceable, that part will be read down where possible.

    If it cannot be read down, it may be severed without affecting the remaining provisions.

    A failure or delay in exercising a contractual right does not automatically waive that right.

    Any waiver must be clear and applies only to the specific matter for which it is given.

    These Terms together with the applicable Order, Privacy Policy and any executed agreement form the agreement between the parties concerning the relevant Products or Services.

    They replace prior discussions or representations about the same subject matter, except for rights that cannot lawfully be excluded and any representation expressly incorporated into the agreement.

    Agreements may be accepted electronically.

    Depending on the transaction, acceptance may occur through:

    • electronic signature;
    • accepting a proposal;
    • completing checkout;
    • clicking an acceptance control;
    • creating and using an account after being presented with the applicable terms; or
    • another method that clearly indicates agreement.

    These Terms are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia.

    The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Victoria and courts entitled to hear appeals from those courts.

    This clause does not remove any mandatory rights or protections available under applicable Australian law.

    Questions about these Terms can be directed to:

    Strive Success Solutions
    ABN: 77 130 972 154
    Email: hello@strivesuccesssolutions.com.au
    Phone: +61 432 220 947
    Location: Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia