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Effective date: 17 December 2025Business name: Jet CXContact: legal@jetcx.com.au
These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) apply to the supply of Jet CX services unless replaced or varied by a signed Master Services Agreement (MSA), Statement of Work (SOW), or written proposal accepted by both parties

A legal disclaimer - Terms and Conditions

These Terms and Conditions set out the basis on which Jet CX provides its services to you. By engaging Jet CX, accessing our website, or using our services, you acknowledge and agree to be bound by these Terms, as amended from time to time.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude, restrict or modify any non-excludable rights or guarantees you may have under the Australian Consumer Law or other applicable legislation. To the extent of any inconsistency, your non-excludable statutory rights will take priority over any conflicting provision in these Terms.
1) Definitions
  • Client means the person or entity purchasing services from Jet CX.
  • Jet CX, we, us, me, our means Jet CX
  • Services means the consulting services described in a Proposal/SOW (e.g., process mapping, SOPs, knowledge uplift, QA foundations, training frameworks)
  • Deliverables means the outputs we agree to provide (documents, frameworks, templates, process maps, etc.).
  • Proposal / SOW means the document that outlines scope, timeline, fees, assumptions, and inclusions/exclusions.

3) Engagement, scope, and change control

  • 3.1 Scope: Services and Deliverables are limited to what is described in the Proposal/SOW.
  • 3.2 Out of scope: Any work not explicitly included is out of scope and may require a variation.
  • 3.3 Variations: Changes must be agreed in writing (email is acceptable). We’ll confirm any impact on fees, timeline, and Deliverables before proceeding.
  • 3.4 Assumptions: Any stated assumptions in the Proposal/SOW form part of the scope and pricing.
2) Order of precedence
  • Signed MSA (if any)
  • Signed/accepted SOW
  • Accepted Proposal / Quote
  • These Terms
  • Any other documentation or emails (unless expressly agreed in writing

4) Delivery model and project governance

  • 4.1 Services may include discovery, workshops, interviews, documentation builds, process redesign, implementation guidance, and stabilisation support.
  • 4.2 The Client will nominate a primary contact with authority to provide inputs, approvals, and decisions.
  • 4.3 Delivery timeframes depend on timely access to stakeholders, systems (where required), and approvals.

5) Client responsibilities

The Client agrees to:
  • 5.1 provide accurate information and timely access to relevant stakeholders
  • 5.2 ensure internal approvals are obtained for changes to operations, scripts, training, or knowledge
  • 5.3 Review Deliverables promptly and provide consolidated feedback
  • 5.4 Comply with laws, regulations, and internal policies relevant to its operations
  • 5.5 Ensure the Client has the right to share any information or data provided to Jet CX

6) Acceptance of Deliverables

  • 6.1 Review period: Unless otherwise stated, the Client has 5 business days from delivery to review and request reasonable amendments aligned to scope.
  • 6.2 Deemed acceptance: If no feedback is provided within the review period, Deliverables are deemed accepted.
  • 6.3 Reasonable revisions: Unless your Proposal/SOW says otherwise, one (1) round of reasonable revisions is included. Additional revisions or new requests may be treated as a variation.
  • 6.4 Work continues on schedule: If feedback is delayed beyond the review period, Jet CX may continue delivery based on the last agreed direction, or pause delivery until feedback is received (which may shift milestone dates).

  • 7) Fees, invoicing, milestones, and payment
    7.1 Fees: Fees are as set out in the Proposal/SOW and may be structured as a fixed fee, milestone-based, time-based, or a combination (as agreed in writing).

    7.2 Deposit: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Jet CX may require an upfront deposit before commencing work or reserving project capacity. Deposit amounts and timing will be stated in the Proposal/SOW or invoice.

    7.3 Milestone billing: Projects are typically invoiced in 30-day milestones (every 30 days from commencement or the agreed billing start date), unless an alternative milestone schedule is agreed in writing.

    7.4 Negotiated terms: Payment structure, milestone dates, and deposit requirements may be negotiated and confirmed in writing prior to commencement. 7.5 Payment terms: Unless otherwise stated on the invoice or agreed in writing, invoices are payable within 30 days of the invoice date.
    7.6 GST: GST will be applied where required and will be identified on invoices.

    7.7 Expenses: Any approved travel or third-party costs will be disclosed and agreed in writing in advance (or included in the Proposal/SOW).

    7.8 Overdue invoices: If invoices become overdue, Jet CX may pause
    delivery until accounts are brought up to date. We may also charge reasonable costs of recovery where permitted.


  • 9) Complimentary post-deployment support
    If your project is eligible, Jet CX includes complimentary post-deployment support for up to 4 weeks from agreed go-live (or delivery completion). This support is intended for stabilisation and minor refinements within scope, not new scope builds.

  • 11) Confidentiality
    11.1 Each party must keep the other party’s confidential information confidential and only use it for the engagement.
    11.2 Confidential information may be disclosed where required by law or a regulator.
    11.3 Confidentiality obligations continue after termination.

  • 13) Security
    Jet CX takes reasonable steps to protect information provided during delivery. However, no method of storage or transmission is 100% secure, and the Client acknowledges there is always some level of risk when sharing information digitally.


  • 8) Rescheduling and cancellations
    8.1 Rescheduling: We’ll do our best to accommodate reasonable rescheduling requests.
    8.2 Short notice: If the Client cancels a booked workshop/session with less than 48 hours’ notice, Jet CX may charge a reasonable fee (or treat the session as delivered) to cover allocated time.
    8.3 Deposit and milestone implications: If sessions are rescheduled or the project timeline changes due to Client availability, Jet CX may adjust milestone dates accordingly. Deposits and milestone payments remain payable for work completed and time reserved, unless otherwise required by law or agreed in writing.


  • ​10) Intellectual property and licences
    10.1 Jet CX IP: Jet CX retains ownership of its pre-existing materials, templates, methods, and know-how.
    10.2 Client IP: The Client retains ownership of its pre-existing materials, brand assets, and confidential information.
    10.3 Licence to Client: Upon full payment, Jet CX grants the Client a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the Deliverables internally for business operations.
    10.4 No resale: The Client must not resell, publish, distribute, or provide Deliverables to third parties as a commercial product without Jet CX’s written permission, unless expressly agreed in writing.
    10.5 Third-party materials: Any third-party content remains subject to third-party terms/licensing

  • 12) Privacy and data handling
    12.1 Jet CX will handle personal information in accordance with its Privacy Policy. 12.2 The Client is responsible for ensuring it has the right to share any personal information or data it provides to Jet CX for service delivery.
    12.3 Where system access is required, the Client will provide appropriate access and permissions and may revoke access once services conclude.



  • 14) Subcontracting
    Jet CX may use subcontractors to deliver parts of the Services, provided Jet CX remains responsible for delivery and ensures subcontractors are bound by appropriate confidentiality obligations

  • 15) Indemnity (Client Responsibilities)
    The Client indemnifies Jet CX for claims arising from:

    - the Client’s breach of these Terms
    - Instructions provided by the Client that are unlawful or infringe third-party rights
    - The Client’s implementation or use of Deliverables in a manner outside the intended scope/purpose'

  • 16) No guarantee of outcomes
    While we aim to improve operational clarity and consistency, outcomes depend on factors outside our control (systems, adoption, staffing, customer behaviour, third parties). Jet CX does not guarantee specific performance outcomes unless expressly stated in a signed SLA

  • 17) Limitation of liability
    17.1 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Jet CX is not liable for indirect or consequential losses (including lost profit, lost revenue, loss of goodwill, or loss of opportunity)

    17.2 Jet CX’s total liability for any claim relating to the Services is limited to the amount paid (or payable) by the Client for the specific Services giving rise to the claim, unless otherwise required by law.

    17.3 Nothing in these Terms excludes rights that cannot be excluded under applicable consumer law


  • 18) Service standard and disclaimers
    18.1 Jet CX will provide Services with due care and skill and in a professional manner.

    18.2 Jet CX is not an auditor and does not provide formal audit services, legal advice, or financial advice.

    18.3 Any timelines are estimates unless expressly guaranteed in writing.

  • 19) Termination
    19.1 For convenience: Either party may terminate with 14 days’ written notice (unless your SOW says otherwise).

    19.2 For breach: Either party may terminate immediately for material breach not remedied within 7 days of written notice.

    19.3 Effect of termination: The Client must pay for work performed up to termination, plus any approved non-cancellable costs incurred

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Clauses 20 to 27

  • 20) Force majeure

    Neither party is liable for delays or failure to perform due to events outside reasonable control (e.g., outages, natural disasters, strikes, government actions). Timelines may be adjusted accordingly.
  • 21) Dispute resolution

    21.1 Parties agree to attempt resolution in good faith through management discussion first.21.2 If unresolved, either party may propose mediation before commencing legal proceedings (except urgent injunctive relief).
  • 22) Publicity and case studies

    Jet CX may refer to the Client’s name/logo as a customer only with the Client’s written approval. Case studies, testimonials, or public statements require written approval.
  • 23) Non-solicitation

    During the engagement and for 12 months after it ends, the Client agrees not to solicit Jet CX personnel directly involved in delivery, unless agreed in writing.
  • 24) Relationship

    Jet CX is an independent contractor. Nothing in these Terms creates an employment, partnership, or agency relationship.
  • 25) Notices

    Notices must be sent to the email address (or physical address) listed in the Proposal/SOW or otherwise nominated in writing.
  • 26) Governing law-solicitation

    These Terms are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia (unless otherwise agreed in writing), and the parties submit to the courts of that jurisdiction.
  • 27) Severability

    If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, it is severed and the remainder continues in effect.
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