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Terms of Service

Last updated: July 31, 2026

Use of the service

APEX provides client workspace software for content operations, media uploads, social planning, and analytics. Users may use the service only for lawful business purposes and only for workspaces they are authorized to access.

Accounts and access

  • Users are responsible for keeping their sign-in credentials secure.
  • Workspace access may be limited by role, membership, invitation, or business approval.
  • APEX may remove access when an account is inactive, unauthorized, abusive, or no longer associated with the client workspace.

Client content

Clients are responsible for the media, text, captions, business information, and platform accounts they submit or connect. APEX does not claim ownership of client-uploaded media or connected social platform accounts.

Platform connections

When a user connects a third-party platform such as Meta, TikTok, or YouTube, that platform's terms and policies also apply. APEX will only use connected platform access for the workspace features the user authorized.

Users connecting YouTube agree to the YouTube Terms of Service. Users may revoke Google authorization from their Google account permissions.

Publishing approval

When a publishing feature is available, the user remains responsible for the selected account, final media, caption or description, audience or privacy choice, disclosures, rights, and scheduled time. APEX may stop or delay a publishing attempt when authorization, provider availability, account eligibility, safety, or policy requirements are not satisfied.

No guarantee of platform approval or results

APEX may provide analytics, recommendations, and workflow tools. Social platforms can change API access, permissions, review requirements, metrics, and data availability. APEX does not guarantee platform approval, uninterrupted platform access, or specific business outcomes.

Contact

Questions about these terms can be sent to aidan.kolar@apexsolutionslive.com.