Refund Policy
Last updated: June 2025
This document is pending final legal review and does not yet constitute the company's binding legal terms. It will be updated before public launch.
How refunds and cancellations work for Becide customers.
Overview
This Refund Policy explains how cancellations and refunds work for Becide engagements. Your specific terms may also be set out in an order form or statement of work, which prevails where inconsistent.
Engagement and invoicing
Becide is provided on a business-to-business basis. Fees, billing frequency, and minimum terms are agreed in writing before onboarding.
Invoices are payable within the period stated on the invoice unless otherwise agreed.
Cancellation
Either party may terminate in accordance with the written agreement. Where no minimum term applies, either party may cancel on 30 days' written notice.
Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period unless otherwise agreed. Access continues until the effective cancellation date for prepaid periods.
Refunds
Fees are generally non-refundable except where required by law or expressly stated in your agreement.
If you cancel within fourteen days of your first paid invoice and have not materially used the Service, you may request a full refund of that invoice by contacting hello@foresight.app with your organisation name and invoice reference.
We do not provide pro-rata refunds for partial billing periods unless required by your agreement or the Australian Consumer Law.
Service issues
If the Service is unavailable for a material period due to our fault, we may provide a service credit or extension at our discretion, calculated fairly based on the impact and your agreement.
Data on exit
On cancellation, you may request export of your data within the period stated in your agreement. After export or expiry of the restoration window, we delete data and schedule destruction of your encryption key per our exit process.
Australian Consumer Law
Nothing in this policy excludes, restricts, or modifies guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot be excluded. If the Service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, you may be entitled to a remedy.