Trial terms
The trial is intended to demonstrate the platform’s capabilities. These terms define what it includes and what it does not.
Scope of the trial
The current version includes a local file compatibility check and a sample analysis.
- The compatibility check reports what is in the file; it does not perform analysis.
- The sample analysis is based on a synthetic scene and is not an analysis of real equipment.
- Server-side file analysis will open in the next stage as a limited public trial.
Planned limits for server-side analysis
Proposed opening values, adjustable following load testing.
- One image analysed per task.
- Up to three files in the interface, each as a separate task, with no automatic comparison between them.
- Up to 30MB per file.
- Up to three active tasks per visitor.
Use of results
The result is an experimental output.
- The result supports professional review and does not certify equipment condition.
- The downloadable summary is marked as an experimental summary, with no engineer’s signature.
- The result must not be presented as an approved inspection report.
- An absence of findings is not a statement that the equipment is sound.
Fair use
The trial is rate- and volume-limited to protect service availability.
- Exceeding the usage limits is blocked with a clear message.
- The trial must not be used for load testing or automated collection.
Binding legal wording will be settled before the public trial opens, in line with company policy and the actual hosting environment.