Legal

Beta Participation Terms

Traffic Lights, Inc.  ·  Effective September 14, 2026

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1. What the pilot is

Traffic Lights is inviting a small number of organisations to participate in a structured 30-day pilot of the Traffic Lights supervised autonomy platform. The pilot is non-commercial. There is no fee and no ongoing commitment. The goal is to demonstrate value in your environment, with a named person from Traffic Lights throughout.

By participating, you acknowledge that Traffic Lights is a pre-general-availability product. Features may change. Some capabilities may not yet be available. What is available is described in the current documentation.

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2. Your data is yours

Traffic Lights will:

• Process your data only to operate the platform and support your pilot.
• Use anonymised, aggregated patterns — such as escalation rates and threshold distributions — to improve the platform. You can opt out at any time.
• Not share your data with third parties except infrastructure providers (AWS, Snowflake) under contractual protection, or as required by law.
• Not sell your data. Not use it for advertising.

At the end of the pilot, you may export your data. Traffic Lights will delete it within 90 days of pilot end unless you request earlier deletion or a longer retention period is agreed in writing.

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3. Security posture

Traffic Lights does not connect to your databases, applications, or anything inside your infrastructure. You emit structured events to Traffic Lights. Traffic Lights governs what happens to them. The Event SDK schema is publicly documented. No PII is required. No proprietary data is required. No firewall access is required or requested.

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4. What you may and may not do

During the pilot you may:

• Use Traffic Lights for internal operational workflows and governance processes.
• Connect your existing systems, agents, and tools via the published Event SDK or API.
• Share feedback, including what is not working, with the Traffic Lights team.

You may not:

• Use Traffic Lights as the sole control mechanism for emergency response, weapons development, or fully autonomous trading strategies with no human oversight of individual decisions.
• Share access with parties outside your organisation without written consent from Traffic Lights.
• Attempt to reverse engineer the platform or bypass security controls.
• Resell or sublicense access.

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5. Your responsibilities

Traffic Lights executes and coordinates policies and actions you configure. You remain responsible for:

• The design of your workflows, approval thresholds, and escalation paths.
• Ensuring your use of the platform complies with applicable law.
• Maintaining appropriate human oversight for consequential decisions.
• The accuracy and lawfulness of the data you emit to the platform.

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6. Confidentiality — mutual

Both parties may share non-public information during the pilot. Each party will keep the other's confidential information strictly confidential, use it only for the purposes of the pilot, and protect it with at least the same care applied to its own confidential information.

Traffic Lights will keep your process designs, configurations, and operational data confidential. You will keep non-public product capabilities, pricing, and roadmap information confidential.

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7. Intellectual property

Traffic Lights retains all rights in the platform, software, and documentation. You retain all rights in your data, configurations, and workflows. Nothing in these terms transfers intellectual property from either party to the other.

If you share feedback about the platform, Traffic Lights may use that feedback to improve the product without attribution or compensation. Feedback does not include your Confidential Information.

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8. No warranty

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9. Limitation of liability

Because this pilot is non-commercial and no fee is paid, Traffic Lights' aggregate liability to you is limited to zero. Neither party is liable to the other for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the pilot.

This limitation does not apply to breaches of confidentiality, gross negligence, or wilful misconduct.

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10. Term and termination

The pilot runs for 30 days from your onboarding date, unless extended by written agreement. Either party may end the pilot with 7 days' written notice. Traffic Lights may end the pilot immediately if you breach these terms.

On termination: your access ends, Traffic Lights makes your data available for export for 30 days, then deletes it under the schedule in §2.

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11. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute will be resolved in the state or federal courts located in San Francisco County, California, and both parties consent to personal jurisdiction there.

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12. Entire agreement

These terms are the entire agreement between the parties for the pilot. They replace any prior discussions about the pilot programme. A signed Order Form, MSA, or enterprise agreement will supersede these terms for any commercial relationship.