Documents included in Keldio acceptance
When you register for Keldio, start a trial, purchase a plan, create a workspace, or otherwise accept Keldio's legal terms, you agree to the applicable documents below. Each document is available separately so you can review the exact terms in full.
Platform Terms of Service→
The main customer agreement for creating a Keldio workspace, using platform features, connecting integrations, publishing pages, processing customer data, and authorising automations or agents.
Data Processing Agreement→
The processor terms for Customer Personal Data processed through Keldio on behalf of Tenants, including member data, integrations, webhooks, MCP tools, and agent activity.
Privacy Policy→
How Keldio handles personal data for website visitors, registrants, account owners, admin users, business contacts, and platform operations.
Website Terms & Conditions→
The terms for using the public Keldio website and public information pages outside the logged-in platform relationship.
Plain-English summary: the Platform Terms govern the Keldio customer relationship, the DPA governs customer-data processing where applicable, the AUP sets responsible-use rules, the Subprocessor List explains key provider data flows, the Privacy Policy explains Keldio's own privacy practices, and the Website Terms govern public website use. If there is a conflict about personal-data processing, the DPA controls for that processing matter.
When you create or accept a Keldio Workspace, you are accepting these documents for the business, organisation, client, or other Tenant that operates that Workspace. Keldio provides the platform; the Tenant remains responsible for its own business, users, End-Users, content, offers, products, payments, communications, integrations, agents, automations, and customer-facing legal obligations.
Acceptance also covers actions taken through your Workspace by owners, admins, support users, invited team members, API keys, MCP keys, automations, connected agents, and other Tenant-authorised credentials.
When you create or accept a Keldio Workspace, you are accepting these documents for the business, organisation, client, or other Tenant that operates that Workspace. Keldio provides the platform; the Tenant remains responsible for its own business, users, End-Users, content, offers, products, payments, communications, integrations, agents, automations, and customer-facing legal obligations.
Acceptance also covers actions taken through your Workspace by owners, admins, support users, invited team members, API keys, MCP keys, automations, connected agents, and other Tenant-authorised credentials.