TERMS AND CONDITIONS
OF SERVICE
Effective date: 19 October 2026
These Terms are intended for online contracting of business and strategic consulting services. The application of
particular provisions may depend on the Client’s jurisdiction and mandatory applicable law.
1. COMPANY IDENTIFICATION AND CONTACT
These Terms and Conditions of Service (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of this website, as well as
requests for, contracting of, payment for, and provision of services by Checkmark Management Group LLC
(“Checkmark”, the “Company” or the “Service Provider”).
Checkmark Management Group LLC is a limited liability company formed under the laws of the State of New
Mexico, United States. The Company provides business and strategic consulting services to individuals,
professionals and business organisations in domestic and international markets.
Contact details
Legal name: Checkmark Management Group LLC
Address: Seventh Avenue, 20th Floor, New York, NY 10018, United States.
Email: info@checkmark-group.com
The address above should be understood as a contact address only to the extent that the Company is authorised
to use it for that purpose. It does not necessarily indicate the existence of a public-facing office.
2. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
These Terms establish the general conditions applicable to the offer, contracting, payment for and provision of
the business and strategic consulting services offered by Checkmark through its website or by direct
engagement.
These Terms apply to website users and clients who purchase the Company’s services, whether acting as
consumers, professionals, businesses or representatives of legal entities, subject to any mandatory provisions of
applicable law.
Use of the website and purchase of services are subject to these Terms and to the legal provisions applicable to
the relevant transaction.
Where a service is subject to a commercial proposal, quotation or separate agreement, its specific terms
supplement these Terms. In the event of a conflict, the expressly agreed specific terms shall prevail in relation to
the matter specifically addressed, to the extent legally permissible.
3. DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of these Terms:
a) Client: any individual or legal entity that requests, purchases or receives a service from Checkmark.
b) Consumer: an individual acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft or profession, where that
status applies under relevant law.
c) Services: the business and strategic consulting activities described on the website, in a commercial proposal
or in a separate agreement.
d) Deliverables: reports, analyses, documents, recommendations and other materials that Checkmark expressly
agrees to prepare and provide under an engagement.
e) Commercial Proposal: a document or written communication identifying the proposed service, scope, price,
payment terms and other specific conditions.
f) Website: the digital platform through which Checkmark presents its services and, where applicable, enables
their purchase.
4. CONSULTING SERVICES
Checkmark provides business and strategic consulting services intended to support the analysis, planning,
organisation and development of business activities.
Depending on the service purchased, the work may include:
a) Business strategy and planning.
b) Business-model and commercial-opportunity analysis.
c) Business management and organisational consulting.
d) Strategic assessment of projects and commercial initiatives.
e) Analysis of processes and opportunities for business improvement.
f) Consulting support for planning and decision-making.
g) Individual consulting sessions.
h) Preparation of reports, analyses and recommendations where included in the purchased service.
i) Other business or strategic consulting services expressly described on the website or in a Commercial
Proposal.
The availability, scope, duration, format, deliverables and price of each service will be specified in the relevant
service description or applicable Commercial Proposal.
Custom engagements may require an initial assessment of the Client’s needs before Checkmark accepts the
engagement.
5. NATURE AND SCOPE OF SERVICES;
NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS
Checkmark’s services are consultative in nature and are provided on the basis of the available information, the
circumstances communicated by the Client and the scope agreed for each engagement.
Recommendations and conclusions are intended to assist the Client’s analysis and decision-making. The Client
remains responsible for assessing their suitability for the Client’s particular circumstances.
Unless expressly agreed in writing and legally authorised, the Services do not include legal, tax, accounting,
regulated financial or investment advice, or any other professional activity requiring a specific licence or
authorisation.
The Client must obtain advice from a suitably qualified or authorised professional where required.
Checkmark does not guarantee any particular economic, financial, commercial or operational result. Outcomes
may depend on the Client’s decisions, market conditions and external circumstances beyond the Company’s
control.
Unless a specific obligation to achieve a defined result is expressly agreed in writing, the Services do not
guarantee profitability, business growth, customer acquisition, financing, cost savings or achievement of
particular commercial objectives.
6. WEBSITE INFORMATION AND CONTENT
Information published on the website is provided for general informational and commercial purposes.
Checkmark will use reasonable efforts to keep website content clear and up to date but does not warrant that all
information is suitable for every user’s particular circumstances.
General information on the website does not, by itself, constitute a consulting engagement or replace an
individually purchased service.
The binding characteristics and conditions of each service are those stated in its contractual description,
accepted proposal or specific agreement.
7. CLIENT INFORMATION
The Client represents that information and documents provided to Checkmark are, to the best of the Client’s
knowledge, accurate, complete, current and lawfully supplied.
The Client must notify Checkmark of any material change that may affect the Services or the validity of the
conclusions reached.
Checkmark may reasonably rely on information supplied by the Client unless there are grounds to consider it
manifestly incorrect, incomplete or inconsistent.
Where reasonably necessary, Checkmark may request clarification, additional documentation or confirmation
before proceeding with the engagement.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Checkmark is not responsible for consequences directly attributable to
materially incorrect, incomplete or outdated information supplied by the Client.
8. ORDERING AND ELECTRONIC CONTRACTING
Services may be purchased through the website’s checkout pages, forms, booking systems, payment links,
Commercial Proposals or other procedures made available by Checkmark.
Before completing a purchase, the Client must have access to the essential information about the service,
including its scope, price and applicable specific conditions.
Where applicable, the Client must expressly confirm acceptance of these Terms through the mechanism
provided during checkout.
Submitting a request, sending a form or receiving an automated email does not by itself constitute final
acceptance of an engagement unless the ordering process expressly states otherwise.
Unless another procedure is specified, the contract is formed when Checkmark accepts the engagement and the
payment condition applicable to the service has been satisfied.
Where appropriate, Checkmark will send an order confirmation by email or another suitable electronic means.
The Client should review the confirmation and promptly notify Checkmark of any material error.
Electronic contracting will have the effect provided by applicable law and will not restrict either party’s statutory
rights.
9. PRICES, TAXES AND INVOICING
The applicable price is the price displayed on the website at the time of purchase or stated in a Commercial
Proposal accepted by the Client.
The applicable currency is the currency specified in the relevant offer.
Prices will indicate whether taxes are included. Where legally required, applicable indirect taxes, fees or other
charges may be added.
The tax treatment of each transaction depends on the nature of the service, the Client’s status and location, and
applicable tax rules.
Checkmark will issue invoices or other commercial documentation where legally required.
Checkmark may amend its prices for future purchases. Such changes will not alter the price of an engagement
already confirmed, except by valid agreement or where required by law.
10. PAYMENT TERMS
Services must be paid for using the payment methods available on the website or another method expressly
accepted by Checkmark.
Unless otherwise stated, fixed-price services must be paid in full before performance begins.
Custom projects may require deposits, instalment payments, milestone payments or a specific payment
schedule, as communicated before the engagement is confirmed.
Commencement of the Services may be conditional on receipt of the required payment and the information
needed to perform the engagement.
The Client confirms that they are authorised to use the selected payment method. Payments may be processed
by specialist third-party providers under their own terms and security procedures.
If a payment is declined, reversed or not completed, Checkmark may suspend commencement of the Services
until the matter is resolved, subject to the Client’s applicable rights.
In the event of non-payment of an amount due, Checkmark may reasonably suspend outstanding Services after
giving notice where appropriate and in accordance with applicable law. Nothing in this clause authorises
unauthorised charges or limits rights relating to unauthorised payment transactions.
11. PERFORMANCE OF SERVICES
Services may be delivered remotely by video conference, telephone, email, digital platforms or other agreed
means.
Consultations will take place at the confirmed date and time. Reports and other deliverables will be provided
within the timeframe stated in the service description or Commercial Proposal. Unless expressly agreed as
binding, communicated timeframes are estimates.
The Client must reasonably cooperate with Checkmark and provide the information and documents required to
perform the engagement. Delays caused by a failure to provide information or cooperation may affect the
delivery schedule.
Any material change to the scope, price or schedule must be agreed by the parties in a form that records their
acceptance.
12. CANCELLATIONS AND RESCHEDULING
The Client may cancel or reschedule a booked consultation without an additional fee by giving at least
twenty-four (24) hours’ notice before the scheduled start time.
Cancellation or rescheduling requests must be sent to info@checkmark-group.com and should, where possible,
include the Client’s name, the service purchased and booking details.
Requests received less than twenty-four (24) hours before the scheduled start time, and failure to attend a
booked consultation, may be subject to the cancellation policy disclosed before purchase, to the extent permitted
by applicable law.
If Checkmark cancels a consultation, the Client may choose to reschedule without additional charge or receive
the applicable refund.
This clause does not affect any statutory rights of withdrawal, cancellation or refund available to the Client.
14. CLIENT OBLIGATIONS
The Client agrees to: (a) provide accurate, sufficient and current information; (b) supply necessary documents;
(c) disclose relevant circumstances affecting the engagement; (d) use the Services lawfully and for their intended
purpose; (e) pay amounts due on time; and (f) respect applicable intellectual property and confidentiality
obligations.
The Client is responsible for business decisions made on the basis of the Services and for assessing the
suitability of recommendations to the Client’s circumstances, without prejudice to Checkmark’s legal and
contractual obligations.
15. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Website content, trademarks, logos, designs, methodologies, templates, documents and resources belonging to
or used by Checkmark are protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
Purchasing a Service does not automatically transfer ownership of those rights to the Client. Unless otherwise
agreed in writing, once all applicable fees have been paid, the Client may use deliverables specifically prepared
for the Client for internal purposes and for the purpose for which they were commissioned.
Reproduction, distribution, publication, resale, sublicensing or independent commercial exploitation of
Checkmark’s materials is prohibited without prior written permission, except where permitted by applicable law.
The Client retains its legitimate rights in information and materials supplied by the Client.
16. CONFIDENTIALITY
Checkmark will treat the Client’s non-public information accessed during the provision of Services as confidential
and will take reasonable measures to protect it. Confidential information will be used only as necessary to
manage the contractual relationship and perform the agreed Services.
Information may be disclosed with the Client’s authorisation, where necessary to provide the Services through
providers subject to appropriate obligations, where required by law or a competent authority, or where another
lawful basis applies.
Information is not confidential if it lawfully becomes public, was already known to the receiving party without a
duty of confidentiality, or is lawfully obtained from a third party. Where appropriate, the parties may enter into a
separate non-disclosure agreement.
17. PERSONAL DATA
Personal data provided through the website or during the purchase process will be processed in accordance with
Checkmark’s Privacy Policy.
The Privacy Policy will describe the categories of personal data processed, purposes, legal bases, recipients,
retention periods and the rights of individuals.
Checkmark will comply with data protection obligations applicable to its activities and the markets in which it
operates. Data required to process payments may be handled by payment service providers and other entities
legitimately involved in the transaction.
Clients should review the Privacy Policy before submitting personal data through the website.
18. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY AND SECURITY
Checkmark will take reasonable measures to keep the website operational and secure. However, it does not
guarantee uninterrupted availability or the complete absence of errors, interruptions or technical incidents.
The Company may carry out maintenance, updates or changes that temporarily affect website availability. Users
must not take actions that compromise the security, integrity or operation of the systems.
19. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Checkmark will perform the Services with reasonable care and in accordance with the agreed scope.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company will not be liable for indirect losses, loss of profit, loss of
business opportunities or business decisions made by the Client on the basis of consulting recommendations.
This provision does not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited and does not restrict
mandatory consumer rights. Any additional limitation of liability agreed for a specific project must be in writing
and comply with applicable law.
20. FORCE MAJEURE
Neither party will be liable for delay or failure to perform caused by extraordinary circumstances beyond its
reasonable control that materially prevent performance of its obligations.
The affected party will take reasonable steps to mitigate the consequences and notify the other party where
practicable. If performance becomes permanently impossible, the contractual consequences will be addressed in
accordance with the agreed terms and applicable law.
21. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES
The website may contain links to or integrations with third-party providers, including payment services,
communication tools and technology platforms. Those services may be subject to their own terms of use and
privacy policies.
Checkmark does not necessarily control third-party actions outside its reasonable control, without prejudice to
any obligations imposed on the Company by applicable law.
22. AMENDMENTS TO THESE TERMS
Checkmark may amend these Terms to reflect legal, commercial or operational changes. The current version will
be available on the website and will state its revision date.
Amendments will apply to purchases made after publication unless applicable law or a valid agreement provides
otherwise. Existing contractual relationships will remain governed by the terms accepted at the time of
contracting, subject to validly agreed or legally required changes.
23. GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
The law applicable to each transaction will be determined in accordance with the rules applicable to the
circumstances of the contract and the Client’s jurisdiction.
The parties will seek in good faith to resolve disputes through written communication before commencing formal
proceedings, where reasonable and without restricting the exercise of legal rights.
If an amicable resolution cannot be reached, a dispute may be referred to the courts or other bodies having
jurisdiction under applicable law. Nothing in this clause deprives consumers of mandatory protections available
to them or imposes exclusive jurisdiction where that is not legally permitted.
24. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of these Terms is held invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain
effective to the extent permitted by law. The affected provision will, where legally possible, be interpreted or
replaced in a manner that most closely reflects its original purpose.
25. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
These Terms, together with the service description, Commercial Proposal and any specific conditions accepted
by the Client, form the contractual framework applicable to the relevant purchase.
Any specific amendment to the scope or conditions of a service must be agreed in writing.
26. CONTACT
For questions regarding these Terms or the services offered by Checkmark Management Group LLC, please
contact:
Checkmark Management Group LLC
Seventh Avenue, 20th Floor
New York, NY 10018
United States
Email: info@checkmark-group.com
Important: This document is a contractual draft and should be reviewed by legal counsel before publication, particularly regarding cross-border consumer sales, business disclosure requirements, cancellation, refunds and data protection.