Effective October 14, 2026
TERMS WITH
CLARITY.
These terms govern use of the Create Socially website, discovery submissions, and private CSOS Knowledge MCP pilot. A purchased engagement is also subject to its separate written agreement.
Acceptance and scope
By using this website, submitting information for discovery, or using an authorized CSOS Knowledge MCP connection, you agree to these terms. Sharing context or attending discovery does not require you to purchase services. The MCP is currently a private pilot for approved Create Socially operators and systems, not a public document-access service.
Authorized use
You may use the MCP only with permission from Create Socially and only for lawful business purposes within the access granted to you. You may not share credentials, bypass safeguards, probe for uncataloged or unauthorized information, interfere with the service, or use retrieved material outside its stated governance and access restrictions.
Source material and intellectual property
Create Socially and its licensors retain all rights in the website, CSOS, the MCP, course material, source registries, frameworks, and related content. Access does not transfer ownership or grant permission to publish, reproduce, train another system on, or commercially redistribute material unless a separate written agreement expressly allows it.
Advisory limitations
MCP results may be incomplete, outdated, conflicting, or limited by the current source registry. They support—rather than replace—professional judgment, source verification, and accountable human advice. The service does not provide legal, medical, tax, or financial advice.
Availability and changes
Create Socially may change, suspend, restrict, or discontinue any part of the pilot, including access to particular sources, when needed for security, governance, maintenance, or product development. We may update these terms by posting a revised version with a new effective date.
Disclaimers and responsibility
The website and pilot service are provided on an “as available” basis to the extent permitted by law. Users remain responsible for decisions, actions, and disclosures made from retrieved information. Nothing in these terms excludes obligations or liability that cannot legally be excluded.
Privacy and Google data
Our handling of personal information and Google user data is described in the Privacy Policy. Authorization may be revoked through Google Account settings or by contacting Create Socially.
Confidentiality of discovery information
Information you share for discovery, including written responses, recordings and transcripts where offered, and discovery briefs and notes, is treated as confidential. Create Socially uses it to prepare for and conduct discovery, evaluate mutual fit, and communicate about a prospective engagement.
Within Create Socially, access is restricted to its owners and any Strategic Advisor assigned to the prospective engagement, only as reasonably necessary for their responsibilities. Assigned advisors are required to follow confidentiality standards consistent with these terms. We do not sell discovery information, disclose it to unrelated third parties, or use it for marketing without separate permission.
Necessary technology providers may process information on our behalf under applicable contractual privacy and security obligations. We may disclose information to the extent required by applicable law or valid, legally binding process. Where legally permitted, we will notify the affected person before disclosure and limit disclosure to what is required. These commitments do not constitute a guarantee that any internet transmission or storage system is completely secure.
Deletion requests and provider retention
You may request deletion at hello@createsocially.com, including if you do not become a client. We will verify the request proportionately, remove covered information from active systems under our control, and address applicable provider-held copies and separate files, subject to legally required retention. Our Privacy Policy explains the process and response period.
Our operating standard distinguishes active deletion from recovery and backup retention. HighLevel generally permits recovery of deleted contacts for up to 60 days and retains deleted Media Storage files in Trash for 30 days unless permanently deleted sooner. Its Data Processing Addendum separately excludes archived backup copies from the deletion-and-return provision and requires their isolation and protection from further processing except as legally required. Certain logs and metadata may remain for security, compliance, or statutory purposes. Deletion is not a promise of immediate, irreversible removal of every copy.
We will explain the actions taken and any applicable retention limits. We do not intentionally restore information covered by an accepted deletion request for renewed sales or marketing use. If relevant information is restored through disaster recovery, we will reapply the deletion request to the restored active records.
These provider limitations do not waive any privacy rights or obligations that applicable law does not permit us to limit. Becoming a client does not remove your ability to make a privacy request.
Governing law and contact
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Kansas, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except where applicable law requires otherwise. Questions may be directed to Create Socially LLC at hello@createsocially.com or 205 E 2nd Ave, Dennis, Kansas 67341.