These draft baseline terms describe how Mishava accounts, organizations, evidence workflows, reports, and shared access are intended to work before broad self-serve launch.
Mishava provides trust infrastructure tools for organizing evidence, creating NGO reports, managing scoped sharing, and documenting transparent workflows.
Users are responsible for using Mishava lawfully, maintaining accurate account information, and respecting the privacy and rights of people or organizations referenced in submitted evidence.
Mishava does not guarantee funding, donations, ratings, certifications, procurement decisions, verification outcomes, score outcomes, press coverage, or other business or institutional results.
Reports and trust context may be provisional, incomplete, or limited by available evidence.
Payment, plan tier, setup purchases, sponsorship, or hosted-tool access must not change Mishava trust outcomes, scores, ranking, verification, evidence truth, or credibility labels.
Mishava may preserve audit logs, correction history, and dispute history to protect transparency and trust integrity.
