This page summarizes, in plain language, what CutCrew does and doesn't promise about the service, and what it is not a substitute for. It's an excerpt of §6 and §11 of the Terms of Service for quick reference. The full Terms of Service are the binding legal document — where anything here and the Terms differ, the Terms control.
"As is," no implied warranties, and limitation of liability
In plain terms: CutCrew is software that helps you keep records — it isn't a guarantee that those records are error-free or that the service will never go down, and if something goes wrong, our responsibility is capped rather than open-ended. The binding text, from §11 of the Terms:
CutCrew is provided "as is." To the maximum extent the law allows, we disclaim implied warranties, and our total liability for any claim related to the service is limited to the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim. We aren't liable for indirect or consequential damages, including lost profits or disputes between you and your employees, customers, or tax authorities. Some jurisdictions don't allow certain limits, so parts of this may not apply to you.
Not tax advice
Receipt categories map to Schedule C lines to organize your records. What you deduct and file is between you and your tax professional. We make no representation that any expense is deductible.
Not legal or payroll advice
You're responsible for complying with wage, hour, overtime, and record-keeping laws that apply to your business. CutCrew's reports are records you create, not a compliance guarantee.
This page is a plain-language excerpt. The full Terms of Service are the binding document — see §6 (What CutCrew is not) and §11 (Disclaimers and limitation of liability) for the complete terms.