Service terms
Using Rightly responsibly
Rightly helps with the wording of complaints. These terms set out what the service does and what remains your responsibility.
Writing assistance only
Rightly provides writing assistance. Rightly is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, assess legal rights or act on your behalf.
Check your facts
You are responsible for checking that every fact, date, amount, reference and statement in a generated draft is accurate before using it.
Acceptable use
You must not use Rightly for harassment, fraud, threats, false accusations or any unlawful or abusive purpose.
Service availability
Service availability is not guaranteed. Features may be unavailable, delayed or changed, and you should not rely on Rightly to meet a deadline.