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Terms of Use
Conditions for using this website and the REGUCORE AI modules.
1. Scope
These terms apply to the use of this website and of the REGUCORE AI modules, in the demo and with a client account. A contract concluded with a client prevails over these terms.
2. Nature of the content
The website presents consulting services and artificial intelligence tools for pharmaceutical quality. The modules produce proposals generated by AI. They do not provide regulatory, legal or quality advice that binds REGUCORE. A qualified person must check every result before any use. GxP decisions remain the responsibility of the user and their quality unit.
3. Use of the modules
- In the demo, use fictitious data only.
- Do not enter any patient data or personal data of third parties.
- Only upload documents that you are entitled to share.
- Do not try to bypass the usage limits or to misuse the modules.
- Take the ReguAcademy evaluations yourself.
- ReguAcademy attestations are not accredited. They confirm that an unsupervised online evaluation was passed. Do not alter them or present them as an official certification.
In case of abuse, access may be suspended.
4. No warranty
The content is provided without warranty of accuracy, completeness or fitness for a particular purpose. Regulatory requirements change and must be checked against official sources and your own procedures. The availability of the website and the modules is not guaranteed.
5. Intellectual property
The texts, designs, graphics and code of this website belong to Annabelle Kanga (REGUCORE), unless stated otherwise. Regulatory texts are cited, not reproduced. The content you enter in the modules remains yours, and you may freely use the results produced for you.
6. Liability
Liability is excluded to the extent permitted by law. It is not excluded for damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence (art. 100 of the Swiss Code of Obligations).
7. Applicable law and jurisdiction
Swiss law applies. The place of jurisdiction is the operator’s domicile, subject to mandatory places of jurisdiction provided by law.
Last updated: 17 October 2026.