Legal

Terms of Service

These terms outline the basis on which TaskHarbor coordinates personal assistance requests.

Launch note: This is a general website template, not legal advice. It should be reviewed and completed for your business structure, location, fees, cancellation rules, and applicable law before publication.

1. Scope of service

TaskHarbor provides personal assistance and coordination for accepted requests. Services may include scheduling, research, reservations, errands, and coordination with third-party providers. Acceptance depends on availability, location, timing, safety, and the nature of the request.

2. Requests and confirmation

Submitting a website form does not create a service agreement or guarantee acceptance. A request begins only after TaskHarbor confirms the scope, timing, fees, and any other material details.

3. Your responsibilities

You agree to provide accurate, timely information, maintain authority to make the request, review confirmations, and avoid requesting illegal, unsafe, deceptive, or inappropriate activity. You remain responsible for decisions and approvals that require your judgment.

4. Third-party providers

TaskHarbor may communicate with independent providers on your behalf but does not control their availability, prices, policies, acts, omissions, or service quality. Any third-party terms may also apply to bookings or purchases.

5. Fees and expenses

Applicable service fees and anticipated expenses should be disclosed before work begins. You are responsible for approved third-party charges, taxes, booking costs, and cancellation fees. The final terms should specify payment timing and methods.

6. Changes and cancellations

Changes and cancellations should be requested promptly. Whether they can be accommodated depends on progress already made and applicable third-party rules. Reasonable charges may apply for completed work or nonrefundable costs.

7. Availability and liability

TaskHarbor should use reasonable care in providing accepted coordination services, but availability and uninterrupted operation are not guaranteed. Any limitations of liability, warranties, or dispute terms must be tailored to applicable law and reviewed before publication.

8. Changes to these terms

These terms may be updated as the service evolves. The final published version should state an effective date, a governing law, and a monitored contact method for questions.

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