1. Software, not advice
INSUJA is workflow and information-management software. It does not provide investment, legal, tax, accounting, valuation, financing, regulatory, or other professional advice. No platform content creates a fiduciary, advisory, brokerage, agency, partnership, or transaction relationship.
2. No offer or recommendation
Nothing in the service is an offer, solicitation, recommendation, endorsement, commitment, or guarantee to buy, sell, finance, or hold a security, company, asset, or transaction. INSUJA does not match investors and sellers, hold transaction funds, execute trades, or determine suitability.
3. Verify every source and output
Data may come from users, counterparties, uploaded documents, integrations, public sources, calculations, or automated systems. It may be incomplete, stale, inconsistent, privileged, restricted, or wrong. Scores, summaries, comparisons, diversification views, extracted facts, projections, and suggested next steps are aids only. Authorized users must verify source documents, permissions, assumptions, material facts, and current conditions.
4. Private investment risk
Private-company investments and acquisitions can be illiquid, speculative, concentrated, difficult to value, subject to limited disclosure, and capable of total loss. Past performance, a completed diligence workflow, or a displayed portfolio view does not predict or guarantee future results. Diversification indicators do not establish that a portfolio is suitable or adequately diversified.
5. Your responsibility
The customer and its authorized decision-makers remain solely responsible for diligence scope, conflicts, permissions, valuation, approvals, professional advisers, transaction documents, regulatory duties, and decisions. Obtain advice from appropriately qualified, independent professionals for your facts and jurisdiction.
6. Forward-looking information
Forecasts, scenarios, synergies, integration plans, budgets, and other forward-looking information depend on assumptions and uncertain events. Actual outcomes may differ materially. The service has no duty to update third-party or customer-provided information unless a written agreement expressly says otherwise.