Usage policy — acceptable use of Saventh services and materials

This policy explains permitted and prohibited use of Saventh websites, education materials, calculators and related services, and how concerns are handled.

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What does the Usage Policy require?

Effective date: 21 August 2026 · Version: 2026.08.21 · Document owner: Legal and Security, Half Billion Technology Pvt Ltd

Use Saventh services for their intended educational, enquiry or authorised service purpose. Do not harm systems, people or the integrity of financial communications.

Who and what are covered?

The policy covers website visitors, employer programme participants, partners, affiliates and anyone using Saventh materials. Separate partner or affiliate terms may add duties.

Use Saventh for its intended purpose

Browse learning content, book workplace discussions, use calculators as estimates and apply for approved programmes. Follow current disclosures on regulated services.

Protect systems, people and financial communications

Do not attempt unauthorised access, introduce malware, impersonate Saventh, alter required risk wording, harvest personal data, or give personalised regulated advice unless authorised and registered.

How concerns are handled

Saventh may investigate reports, suspend access and involve the responsible legal entity. Use grievance for formal complaints.

Frequently asked questions

Can I copy Saventh session slides?

Use materials only as licensed. Do not republish or white-label content without permission.

May I scrape calculators or forms?

Automated scraping, credential stuffing or overloading systems is not allowed.

Can I collect employee OTPs for a session?

No. Do not collect passwords, OTPs or unnecessary financial credentials.

What happens if the policy is breached?

Saventh may suspend access and, where required, report unlawful activity.

How do I report misuse?

Use contact or grievance with enough detail to investigate, without sending secrets.

Questions or misuse reports

Report suspected misuse through contact or the grievance channel.

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