Website terms
Last updated: 5 July 2026
Who we are
This website is operated by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME — to confirm], United Kingdom (“Senedra”, “we”). Questions: senedra.ai@gmail.com.
What this site is
Marketing information about Senedra’s source-linked contract diagnostic service. Sample registers, quotes and figures shown on this site are illustrative unless expressly stated otherwise. Nothing on this site is an offer capable of acceptance; pilot engagements are governed by a separate written engagement letter.
What our output is — and isn’t
Senedra produces source-linked diagnostics: registers and reports in which every item cites the contract clause and page it came from, reviewed by a person before delivery, and marked for your team’s review. Senedra’s output is not legal advice and not quantity-surveying advice, and must not be relied on as either. It does not determine entitlement, value claims, or tell you a date you can rely on. Decisions on the matters our output describes are for you and your professional advisers.
Notice windows and the Construction Act
Some of Senedra’s output surfaces notice windows and deadlines read from your contract — for example a compensation-event notice period, or a payment or pay-less notice timing. These are shown for visibility only and are indicative. Senedra does not advise on compliance with the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (the “Construction Act”) or any statutory payment or adjudication timetable, and does not tell you a statutory date you can rely on. Confirm every deadline — statutory or contractual — with your quantity surveyor, commercial lead or an independent legal adviser before you act on it. Your QS owns the date.
Acceptable use
Don’t attempt to break, overload, or misuse this site or its forms; don’t submit content you have no right to share.
Liability
The site is provided “as is”. To the extent the law allows, we accept no liability for loss arising from reliance on the site’s informational content. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited under English law. Engagement-specific liability is dealt with in the engagement letter, not here.
Governing law
England and Wales.