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Service terms

Who you work with

Wiz Consulting is the public brand of Wiz Consulting, SRL, registered in the Dominican Republic. Questions about our services: hello@wizautomations.net.

Before you hire us

This page explains how we structure engagements; it is not a substitute for a signed service agreement. Browsing the site or booking an introductory review does not authorize paid work. The review explores your process and possible next steps without guaranteeing feasibility, delivery dates or savings.

A clear written scope

Paid work starts only after written agreement on deliverables, exclusions, fees and currency, applicable taxes, payment milestones, responsibilities, timing, acceptance tests, data access and support. Third-party subscriptions and usage charges must be identified. Out-of-scope requests require an agreed change to scope, price or schedule before implementation.

Working together

You must have authority to provide the systems and data used in the project, identify decision-makers and business rules, maintain necessary third-party accounts, and review agreed tests and outputs. Credentials and confidential records must use the secure channel agreed for the project, not the website or initial booking form.

Examples and estimates

Showcase interfaces use fictional or anonymized information. They are not promises of client results or endorsements. Calculator results are scenarios based on entered assumptions, not guaranteed savings. Accounting and AI tools support your team's review; they do not replace professional judgment or automatically establish compliance.

Production, support and ownership

Production release requires the agreed tests and approval. Monitoring coverage, response expectations, service hours, maintenance, recovery and handover are defined in the engagement. There is no blanket promise of round-the-clock support. Rights in deliverables and pre-existing materials, confidentiality, liability, termination and dispute arrangements belong in the signed agreement. Nothing on this page removes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.