Terms of Use

About these terms

These Terms of Use apply to the website at tpenterprises.site, operated by T P ENTERPRISES LONDON LIMITED. The website uses the name T P Enterprises London. References to “we”, “us” and “our” mean that company; references to “you” mean the person using the website.

The website provides information about our business strategy consultancy and ways to contact us. These terms explain the permitted use of the website, the nature of its content and the relationship between website information and a separately agreed consultancy engagement. Please read the provisions that are relevant to your use. They do not remove rights that the law says cannot be excluded.

Our services and their scope

Our service areas are business strategy consulting, business strategy development, market entry strategy, growth strategy and business planning. The descriptions on the website explain the kinds of questions and deliverables that may fall within those areas.

A website description is not a statement that every activity, document or type of research will be included in every engagement. The scope depends on the question being addressed, the information available, the agreed responsibilities and the written arrangements for the project. Activities outside the agreed scope require a separate agreement.

The website does not offer financial management, regulated investment advice, legal representation, tax advice, accounting, or a guarantee of funding or commercial performance. If a decision requires a specialist outside our agreed consultancy scope, appropriate independent advice should be obtained.

Website content and your decisions

Website materials are provided as general information about our services. They are not a tailored assessment of your business, its legal obligations, its market or its prospects. Illustrations and graphic elements explain themes such as direction, planning and growth; they are not reports of client performance or measured results.

Business decisions require consideration of your own circumstances, current information and relevant risks. Do not treat a general service description as a recommendation to enter a market, commit resources or adopt a particular strategy. Advice intended for your specific situation should be provided within an agreed engagement.

We aim to keep the website clear and accurate. If you identify a material error, please contact us so that it can be considered and corrected where appropriate.

Enquiries and becoming a client

Contacting us by email or telephone begins a conversation. It does not in itself reserve availability, create a consultancy contract, confirm acceptance of a project or require either party to proceed. The website does not provide online checkout, automated booking or payment processing.

Before a project starts, the parties should agree the scope, deliverables, responsibilities, timing and commercial terms in writing. Any proposal is subject to its stated conditions. A consultancy relationship is established through the applicable agreed terms, rather than through browsing this website.

If you contact us for an organisation, please ensure you have authority to discuss its requirements and share the information provided. An acknowledgement of an enquiry should not be interpreted as acceptance of any terms included in an unsolicited message.

Separate project agreements

A written engagement agreement should set out the terms that apply to the work, including any fees, payment arrangements, dependencies, confidentiality provisions, rights in deliverables and procedures for changes. No prices are published on this website.

If the website and a signed or otherwise validly agreed project document differ on a project-specific matter, the project document governs that matter, subject to applicable law. These website terms do not silently replace an existing contract or introduce additional charges into an agreed engagement.

Any change to the scope of work, timing or deliverables should be discussed and recorded through the applicable change process. Neither a revised website description nor a later version of these website terms automatically changes an existing engagement.

Information provided by you

The usefulness of consultancy work can depend on the quality, completeness and timeliness of the information made available. Project-specific responsibilities for supplying and checking information should be addressed in the relevant engagement.

When sending a general enquiry, provide enough context to explain your question, but avoid unnecessary confidential documents or personal information. You should have the right to disclose materials that you send and should identify any material restrictions before disclosure.

Submitting material does not transfer ownership of it to us. It permits handling that is necessary to respond to the enquiry, subject to applicable confidentiality and data protection requirements. Do not send materials for public posting: this website has no public submission, comment or upload feature.

Intellectual property

The website’s original written content, design, illustrations and other materials are protected by applicable intellectual property law. Rights belong to us or to the relevant rights holder. Some components, including fonts, may be supplied under separate licences, and those licences continue to apply.

You may view the website and save or print reasonable extracts for your own business evaluation or personal reference, provided that you do not misrepresent their source, remove relevant notices or use them to imply an endorsement.

Unless permission or applicable law allows it, you must not reproduce substantial parts of the site for commercial redistribution, sell its content, present its design or materials as your own, or use its branding in a misleading way. Rights in consultancy deliverables are a separate matter governed by the relevant engagement agreement.

Acceptable use

You must use the website lawfully and in a way that respects the security and rights of others. In particular, you must not:

• Attempt unauthorised access to systems, accounts, infrastructure or information.
• Introduce malicious software or interfere with the availability or operation of the site.
• Use contact details to send unlawful, fraudulent, threatening or abusive communications.
• Impersonate another person or misrepresent your authority or business identity.
• Copy or use materials in a way that infringes intellectual property or other legal rights.
• Carry out automated activity that places an unreasonable load on the website or circumvents security measures.

Ordinary browsing, lawful accessibility tools and reasonable indexing do not become prohibited merely because software is involved. Any response to misuse should be proportionate to the circumstances and applicable law.

Availability and technical changes

We may maintain, correct, update or reorganise the website from time to time. Access can be interrupted by maintenance, technical faults, connectivity problems or matters outside our reasonable control. There is no promise that the website will always be available without interruption.

Please use an up-to-date browser and appropriate device security. We take reasonable care when maintaining the website, but no website can be guaranteed free from every technical issue. Contact us if an error prevents you from accessing important information, and we can consider another way of providing it.

Changes to the public website do not by themselves change agreed consultancy deliverables, cancel a project or alter the rights and obligations in an existing engagement.

Links and external applications

The website may contain links to useful information or other websites. A link does not mean that we control the external service, endorse every statement it makes or accept responsibility for its content. Check the external website’s own terms, privacy information and security before relying on it or providing information.

Email and telephone links are conveniences that open the application or service configured on your device. Sending a message or initiating a call is an action you take through that service. Your provider’s normal conditions and any relevant charges may apply.

You may link to our publicly available home page in a fair and lawful way that does not misrepresent our relationship or suggest an endorsement that has not been agreed. Do not frame the website in a misleading context or conceal its origin.

Privacy and communications

Our Privacy Policy explains how personal information may be handled in relation to the website, enquiries and business relationships. These terms do not act as consent to unrelated marketing or unrestricted use of personal information.

Communications should be sent to the contact details published on this website. Please verify unexpected requests to change payment details or disclose sensitive material using a trusted communication channel. We cannot verify the authenticity of a message merely because it contains our name or a copied logo.

The website does not provide a secure document portal. Where a project requires confidential material, agree an appropriate transfer method before sending it. Duties concerning confidentiality and personal information may apply independently of these website terms.

Commercial outcomes and responsibility

Business strategy involves judgement under uncertainty. Market conditions, the quality of available information, implementation and other factors can affect outcomes. The website does not promise a particular level of revenue, profit, growth, market share or success, and it does not present illustrative graphics as guarantees.

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits responsibility for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Nor do these terms exclude obligations or remedies that applicable law requires to remain available.

Responsibility for services supplied under an engagement is addressed by that agreement and applicable law. These website terms do not impose a separate monetary liability cap or remove remedies under an existing consultancy agreement.

Business users and consumer rights

The website is directed principally at business owners and professional decision-makers. Whether someone is legally a consumer depends on the circumstances, rather than only on how a website describes its audience.

If you act as a consumer and mandatory consumer protections apply, these terms do not reduce those protections. Information and cancellation rights associated with a particular service contract, where applicable, should be addressed in the pre-contract information and engagement arrangements.

For general information about fair contract terms and customer protections, see the UK government guidance on fair contracts. That guidance does not replace advice about a particular transaction or dispute.

Questions and resolving concerns

If you have a concern about the website or these terms, please write to [email protected] with a description of the issue and any relevant page or correspondence. A clear explanation helps us understand the concern and consider a practical response.

For a concern relating to an engagement, refer to the contact and resolution arrangements in the relevant project agreement. Raising an issue with us does not prevent you from using legal remedies or contacting an appropriate authority where you are entitled to do so.

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales may deal with disputes concerning the website, subject to mandatory rules and any right of a consumer to bring proceedings in another competent court.

Changes and interpretation

We may update these terms to reflect changes to the website or relevant requirements. The date at the top identifies the version displayed. Updates apply to the use of the website after publication and do not retrospectively amend an existing service agreement.

If a provision is found to be invalid or unenforceable, that does not automatically affect the remaining provisions, so far as they can lawfully operate independently. A delay in exercising a right does not necessarily waive it. Headings are included to help readers navigate the document.

No part of these terms should be read as requiring you to give up a right that cannot lawfully be waived, or as creating services and commitments that have not been agreed.

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