Website and Inquiry Terms

1. Operator and scope

CARRAS is the commercial brand operated by Carras Technologies LLC, a North Dakota limited liability company. Mailing address: 2425 24th Ave W, Apt 302, Williston, ND 58801, United States. Contact: info@carrastechnologies.com or (701) 713-9996. These terms concern the public carrastechnologies.com website and inquiries made through it.

The website presents software, AI and automation, consulting, 3D printing and prototyping, RFID/NFC, IoT and related technology capabilities. Descriptions and reference designs help discuss potential work. A prototype labeled as under development is not a claim of a finished or certified product.

2. Permitted use and authority

You may browse the site and use its public information for legitimate personal or internal business evaluation. A person requesting or approving work for an organization must have the necessary authority. Contracting parties must have legal capacity; a minor must involve a parent, guardian or another authorized adult.

3. Inquiries do not place an order

The public website does not currently provide an online checkout. Sending a form, receiving an automated acknowledgment, discussing an idea or viewing a service page does not by itself create an accepted order, fix a price, reserve materials or establish a deadline. A purchase or engagement is formed through the specific acceptance process agreed by the parties.

Before work begins, the parties should confirm the scope, deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, responsibilities, price, payment schedule, target dates and acceptance criteria in an accepted quotation or agreement. That agreement governs the engagement and controls over conflicting general website information. These terms do not retroactively change an existing contract.

4. Scope, changes and customer inputs

Feasibility depends on accurate requirements, access to the necessary systems or components, timely decisions and other agreed dependencies. You are responsible for having authority to provide designs, data and access credentials and for identifying requirements relevant to the proposed use.

Changes to quantities, features, files, dimensions, material, integrations, delivery or acceptance criteria can affect cost and schedule. Those effects should be agreed before the change is implemented. A general service description does not include every possible feature, certification, maintenance task or future improvement.

5. 3D printing and physical prototypes

A printing or prototyping proposal should identify the design or file revision, dimensions and agreed tolerances, material, quantity, finish, assembly requirements and intended use. Fit, surface appearance and performance depend on the manufacturing method and the approved specifications. A photograph or sample does not establish an unstated tolerance or certification.

A prototype requires evaluation before use in its intended environment. Do not assume a part is suitable for structural, protective, medical, food-contact, high-temperature or other safety-critical use without the necessary engineering review, validation and agreed requirements. This does not excuse a failure to meet agreed specifications or remove any non-waivable product-safety or consumer right.

Design ownership, permission to reproduce a model, handover of editable or printable files, third-party licenses and any use of a subcontractor should be addressed in the project agreement. Supplying a downloaded model does not establish permission to reproduce or sell it.

6. RFID, NFC, sensors and connected devices

Coverage, read reliability and sensor performance depend on the complete installation: compatible tags and readers, antennas, mounting, interference, materials, calibration, power, connectivity and software rules. A component's advertised range is not a guarantee of performance at your site. A missed RFID read does not by itself prove that an object is absent, and RFID or NFC alone is not a promise of continuous GPS tracking.

Projects should define pilot conditions, measurement or identification criteria, installation responsibility, offline behavior, alerts, maintenance, access controls and any applicable equipment or radio requirements. Monitoring or identifying workers, visitors or other people requires a separately defined lawful purpose, permissions and appropriate notices. A public inquiry does not authorize that monitoring.

7. Software, automation and AI

Software and integrations depend on agreed systems, access, third-party availability and operating requirements. An engagement should specify hosting, credentials, subscriptions, backups, support, security responsibilities, ownership or licenses and what happens at handover or termination.

AI-generated output may be incomplete or incorrect. Where a project uses AI, the agreement should address approved providers and data, human review, permitted uses and acceptance criteria. Website examples are not a promise of fully autonomous operation, guaranteed business results, uninterrupted third-party services or suitability for regulated decisions.

8. Prices, payment, delivery and remedies

Pricing, deposits, recurring fees, taxes, shipping or collection arrangements, delivery estimates and responsibility for purchased components belong in the accepted quotation or agreement. The website does not establish a general non-refundable deposit, automatic renewal or fixed completion time.

Cancellation, returns, reprints, corrections, warranty coverage and acceptance procedures depend on the agreed work and applicable law. If an issue arises, contact us with the project or order reference and a description so it can be assessed under those terms. Nothing here removes mandatory rights concerning defective goods, misleading statements or services that do not meet an applicable obligation.

9. Website content and supplied materials

CARRAS and its licensors retain rights in the website's original text, visual design, graphics, code and marks. You may make reasonable copies needed for legitimate evaluation or as otherwise permitted by law. Do not misrepresent ownership, remove rights notices or republish protected material as your own. Third-party trademarks and licensed materials remain subject to their owners' rights.

You retain any rights you hold in material supplied with an inquiry. You authorize CARRAS to use it as reasonably necessary to evaluate and respond to that request and to perform work you subsequently authorize. Submission does not transfer ownership to CARRAS or automatically authorize public display, marketing use or use to train an AI model. Any broader rights must be separately agreed.

10. Confidentiality, privacy and communications

The feedback form accepts every rating through the same private process. Submission does not authorize CARRAS to publish your comments or identity as a testimonial. Your ability to leave an honest public review elsewhere is not restricted.

The public form is for an initial project description. Do not submit secrets, credentials, sensitive personal records, export-controlled technical data or material subject to a confidentiality restriction without arranging an appropriate channel and any necessary agreement. Sending information alone does not create a nondisclosure agreement. Applicable privacy obligations and an existing confidentiality agreement still apply.

We use the contact details you provide to respond about the inquiry. This is not an agreement to receive unrelated marketing or to accept optional analytics. The Privacy Notice and Cookie Policy explain the public site's data practices. Notify us if contact information or authority relevant to a project changes.

11. Prohibited conduct

We may restrict access reasonably needed to address misuse, security or legal requirements. This does not prohibit lawful criticism, legally protected research or rights that cannot be waived.

• Do not seek unauthorized access, distribute malicious code, interfere with the service or evade protective controls.
• Do not use the form for spam, impersonation, fraud, unlawful instructions or content that infringes another person's rights.
• Do not submit information or request manufacture, monitoring or system access without the necessary legal authority.
• Security concerns may be reported to info@carrastechnologies.com. Reporting does not grant permission to access private information or disrupt systems.

12. Links, brands and independent services

Carras Studio is an operating brand of Carras Technologies LLC. Links to CARRAS Link, Carras Studio or other products may lead to a different service with its own terms and notice. A shared operator does not make every product's features or data practices identical.

Independent third-party sites, component suppliers and software services control their own content and operations. Their terms may apply when you choose to use them. A link is not a guarantee of their availability, suitability or privacy practices, and these website terms do not replace our express commitments in a client agreement.

13. Information, availability and liability

We aim to provide accurate, useful information, but website content may contain errors or become outdated. Confirm specifications, pricing and other material points in the relevant quotation or agreement. We may update or maintain the public site and cannot guarantee uninterrupted access or that all content is suitable for every purpose.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the informational website is provided as available, and CARRAS disclaims implied warranties relating solely to its informational use. To that same extent, CARRAS is not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising solely from browsing or inability to access this public site. These provisions do not replace an agreed service warranty, exclude responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded, or limit liability for fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence or personal injury where applicable law prohibits the limitation.

14. Applicable law and disputes

North Dakota law and applicable United States federal law govern these website terms to the extent permitted by law. Mandatory consumer protections and other non-waivable rights applicable to a person remain in effect. Any dispute about a contracted project is subject to the valid dispute provisions of that agreement and applicable law.

Please contact us to raise a concern so we can seek a practical resolution. These website terms do not impose mandatory arbitration, waive a class-action right or require an informal process before a person may exercise a non-waivable legal remedy.

15. Updates, interpretation and contact

The effective date identifies this version. Changes apply prospectively, and material changes will be identified through an appropriate notice. They do not alter an existing project agreement without the necessary acceptance. Where assent is required for a specific transaction, we will seek it through the applicable contracting process.

If a provision cannot lawfully be enforced, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent permitted. Failure to enforce a provision once is not a waiver of future rights. The English and Spanish versions are intended to communicate the same terms; contact us about any discrepancy or if you need an accessible format. Privacy and other notices are not a waiver of statutory rights.