Legal Disclaimer
Important information regarding our API and integration testing services
Service Limitations and Scope
Our API and integration testing services are provided on an "as-is" basis. While we maintain professional standards and follow industry best practices, we cannot guarantee that our testing will identify every possible issue or vulnerability in your systems.
Testing results reflect conditions present at the time of evaluation. Software environments, third-party services, and system configurations change frequently, which may affect the ongoing accuracy of our findings.
Professional Liability Limitations
Radiwavex provides technical testing and analysis services based on our professional expertise and available information. Our recommendations should be considered as part of your broader technical decision-making process, not as definitive solutions for all scenarios.
We encourage clients to validate our findings within their specific operational context and consult additional technical resources when making critical system decisions.
Data and System Security
While we implement reasonable security measures when handling client systems and data during testing, clients remain responsible for their own data backup and security protocols before, during, and after our engagement.
- We recommend backing up all critical data before testing begins
- Test environments should be isolated from production systems when possible
- Clients should review and approve all testing procedures in advance
- Any sensitive data should be anonymized or removed before testing
Third-Party Service Dependencies
Our testing often involves interaction with external APIs and services. We cannot control the availability, performance, or security of third-party systems, which may impact testing outcomes or timelines.
Testing Environment Considerations
Integration testing results may vary between different environments, server configurations, network conditions, and usage patterns. What works in a controlled testing environment might behave differently under production loads or real-world conditions.
We provide recommendations based on our testing experience, but implementation decisions should consider your specific operational requirements, user base, and technical infrastructure.
Accuracy and Completeness
We strive for accuracy in all our testing documentation and reports. However, technical information can become outdated quickly as systems evolve. Our reports reflect findings at the time of testing and should be reviewed regularly as your systems change.
If you notice any discrepancies in our reports or have questions about our findings, we encourage you to contact us for clarification. We're happy to review specific concerns and provide additional context when needed.
Client Responsibilities
Successful API and integration testing requires collaboration. Clients are responsible for providing accurate system documentation, appropriate access credentials, and timely feedback during the testing process.
- Ensure testing environments are properly configured
- Provide necessary documentation and system access
- Review and approve testing methodologies before implementation
- Communicate any system changes that might affect testing
- Validate recommendations within your operational context
Intellectual Property
All testing methodologies, custom tools, and documentation created specifically for your project remain our intellectual property unless otherwise agreed in writing. However, you retain full rights to your own systems, data, and any improvements made based on our recommendations.
Limitation of Liability
Our liability for any claims related to our testing services is limited to the amount paid for the specific service in question. We cannot be held responsible for indirect damages, lost revenue, or consequential losses resulting from system issues that may arise during or after testing.
This limitation reflects the nature of technical testing services, where outcomes depend on many factors beyond our direct control, including system complexity, third-party services, and implementation decisions.
Questions About This Disclaimer
This disclaimer was last updated in January 2025 and reflects our current service standards and policies.