Legal · TrueNotch Pro™

Disclaimers

Important things to know about TrueNotch Pro™.

Effective Date: June 29, 2026 · Last Updated: June 29, 2026 · Policy v1.0 · Terms v1.0

Beta: TrueNotch Pro™ is currently in beta. Some features may be tested with demo data before public launch. Payment processing, SMS messaging, call recording, automated dialing, and third-party phone integrations are not enabled.

General disclaimer

TrueNotch Pro™ supports professional contractor front-office service and organized customer communication. It is not professional legal, tax, licensing, insurance, accounting, financial, telemarketing, call recording, consumer protection, or construction compliance advice. Always consult a qualified professional for advice specific to your business.

No guarantee of results

We do not guarantee leads, sales, appointments, customer conversion, job booking, revenue, response time, or contractor performance.

Inactive features in the current release

  • Payment processing, not enabled
  • Subscription billing, not enabled
  • SMS messaging, not enabled
  • Live phone provider integration (Twilio, OpenPhone, GoHighLevel, etc.), not enabled
  • Call recording, transcription, and live monitoring, not enabled
  • Automated calling or robocalls, not enabled
  • Service plan checkout, not enabled

If any of these features are activated later, the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Call Consent, and consent language will be updated before those features are offered.

Demo data

The current release includes demo data and demo accounts used for testing. Demo data should not be treated as real customer information.

Third-party services

TrueNotch Pro™ may use service providers needed to host and operate the app. We are not responsible for the policies or actions of third-party services that contractors choose to use outside of this app.

Emergencies

TrueNotch Pro™ is not an emergency dispatch service. Callers in a life-safety emergency should contact 911 or the appropriate emergency provider.

Not legal advice. The current release template language should be reviewed by a qualified attorney before public launch or pilot use.