1. General information
This website provides general information about the AI consulting and workflow optimization services offered by House & Moonlight Holdings. Website content is provided for informational and business-development purposes and is not a substitute for a written project scope, independent professional advice, or the client’s own evaluation.
We make reasonable efforts to keep service information clear, but website content may be updated, incomplete, or inapplicable to a particular organization. No website statement creates a professional relationship, fiduciary duty, or obligation to accept an engagement.
2. No guaranteed results
Examples of possible process improvements are not promises of savings, revenue, efficiency, accuracy, staff capacity, compliance, customer satisfaction, or other outcomes. Results depend on factors outside our control, including the client’s existing systems, data quality, staff participation, management decisions, chosen tools, implementation quality, monitoring, and changing provider features.
Listed services and prices describe general offerings. A written proposal determines the actual scope and fee. We do not guarantee that every business, process, document type, or requested use case is suitable for AI assistance or automation.
3. AI limitations
Generative and analytical AI systems can produce incorrect, incomplete, inconsistent, biased, outdated, or fabricated outputs. An output that sounds confident may still be wrong. AI systems may also handle prompts and uploaded information according to provider-controlled settings and policies. Appropriate tool selection, access management, testing, source review, and human approval remain necessary.
Our consulting can help identify and document controls, but it cannot eliminate every technology, privacy, security, operational, or human risk. Clients remain responsible for validating outputs and determining whether a tool and workflow are suitable for their organization.
4. Human review and accountability
AI-assisted workflows should have clearly assigned human responsibility. The client must determine who reviews outputs, resolves exceptions, approves actions, manages access, monitors performance, and responds when a tool behaves unexpectedly. A recommendation to use an AI feature does not transfer the client’s decision-making duty to us or to the technology provider.
Clients should use appropriately qualified personnel for decisions that affect legal rights, safety, finances, employment, credit, health, insurance, housing, or other significant interests.
5. No regulated professional advice
We do not provide legal, tax, accounting, investment, lending, insurance, medical, clinical, human-resources, cybersecurity-certification, or other regulated professional advice through this website. Consulting about how information moves through a workflow is not an opinion that the workflow complies with every law, contract, professional standard, or industry requirement.
Clients should obtain advice from qualified professionals in the applicable jurisdiction when a project involves regulated data, legal interpretation, financial reporting, employment decisions, intellectual property, security obligations, or industry-specific requirements.
6. Third-party tools
We may discuss products offered by independent SaaS, AI, communications, storage, or productivity providers. Product names belong to their respective owners. Discussion of a product does not constitute a guarantee, sponsorship, certification, or comprehensive security review. Providers may change pricing, functionality, training practices, data handling, terms, availability, or integrations without notice.
The client is responsible for reviewing provider terms, privacy and security materials, configuration options, geographic restrictions, and subscription commitments before use. We are not responsible for third-party outages, data loss, security incidents, feature changes, discontinued services, or decisions made by a provider.
7. Website security and availability
We take reasonable steps to operate the website responsibly, but we do not warrant uninterrupted availability or freedom from every defect, malicious event, transmission error, or compatibility issue. Users should not submit passwords, authentication codes, private keys, government identifiers, financial-account details, health information, or other sensitive information through the website inquiry form.
8. External information
Any reference to an external source or website is provided for context or convenience. External content can change and is not controlled by us. Users should evaluate source authority, publication date, applicable jurisdiction, and relevance before relying on external information.
9. Client materials
We may rely on information supplied by a client when performing an engagement. Unless verification is expressly included in scope, we do not independently audit every factual statement, data source, authorization, or document. Inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or unauthorized client materials may affect the quality and suitability of recommendations.
10. Testimonials and perspectives
Statements attributed to clients describe individual experiences and the type of clarity clients may value. They are not representations that every client will receive the same outcome, complete the same process, or realize a particular operational or financial benefit. Engagement scope and circumstances vary.
11. Changes
We may revise this Disclaimer as services, technologies, or legal requirements change. The version displayed on the website applies from the stated update date. Project-specific risk allocations remain governed by the applicable written agreement.