Draft. This text describes how PrimerLedger works today and is waiting for review by our lawyer before launch. Details marked “to be confirmed” will be filled in then.
PrimerLedger is for keeping the genuine records of a lawful business. To keep it safe for everyone:
What is not allowed
- Creating false or misleading invoices, receipts or records, or using PrimerLedger to hide income or commit fraud.
- Entering other people's personal data without a lawful basis, or using it for anything other than your business records.
- Trying to reach another company's records, test the security of the service without our written permission, or disrupt it.
- Sharing accounts, reselling access, or creating accounts in bulk or by automated means.
- Uploading malware or content that is illegal in the Philippines.
- Using PrimerLedger to send spam or phishing, or to impersonate another business or person, for example on invoices.
- Uploading documents you have no right to use, or that infringe someone else's copyright or trademark.
- Getting around limits, roles or security measures, or using the help assistant to try to get information it is not meant to give.
Some of these acts are also crimes under the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10175), such as illegal access, data or system interference, computer-related fraud and identity theft.
What we do about it
We may remove content, suspend a member or a company, or close an account that breaks these rules, with notice where possible. Where the law requires, or when a crime is likely, we will report it and cooperate with the authorities, such as the NBI Cybercrime Division or the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group.
Reporting
Report misuse to hello@primerledger.com. For a security problem, see how to report it.