Last updated: June 19, 2026
By interacting with the digital endpoints of Web Micro ("we," "our," or "us"), requesting technical roadmaps, booking solutions discovery sessions, or onboarding into our enterprise development systems, you agree to comply with the standard terms set forth below. If your organization's legal leads do not agree, you are restricted from utilizing our platforms or engaging in initial discovery sessions.
Web Micro delivers high-performance custom web architectures, cloud pipeline setups, headless e-commerce structures, API gateways, and dynamic digital optimization services.
While our initial consultation services, portfolio architectures, and general discovery briefs are mapped voluntarily, our technical teams do not begin functional code development, database migrations, or third-party CRM syncing until a formal Statement of Work (SOW) is validated and signed by legal stakeholders from both organizations.
Except as expressly detailed in a specific Project SOW:
We prioritize clear ownership divisions:
To prevent developmental pipeline interruptions, the client agrees to provide Web Micro developers with necessary testing parameters, database structural guidelines, and accurate product specifications within agreed timelines.
Clients must protect access credentials provided for sandbox platforms or staging server environments, immediately notifying Web Micro of potential leaks.
Both parties agree that standard organizational parameters, backend configurations, customized integrations, API structures, and budget valuations shared throughout the business relationship will remain strictly confidential. This is governed by our formal mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).
Web Micro does not accept liability for third-party service provider outages (e.g., Salesforce database drops, AWS service interruptions, Shopify API adjustments) or business revenue modifications occurring during the parallel deployment of modernized headless infrastructures.
Our total liability regarding services provided under active contracts is restricted to the specific values cleared under the associated Project Statement of Work (SOW) during the immediate three months preceding any claim.
These terms, as well as separate service contracts, are governed strictly by the laws of the **State of New York**, without reference to standard conflict-of-law principles. Any formal proceedings, legal assertions, or contractual audits must occur within courts local to New York.