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Website Terms

Last updated: August 28, 2026. These terms govern use of the Mselleo website and do not replace engagement-specific software, staffing or partnership agreements.

1. Website purpose

This website describes Mselleo’s digital-solutions, workforce and partnership capabilities. Content is provided for general business information and does not by itself create a client, employment, agency, recruitment or partnership relationship.

2. Proposals and engagements

Project scope, fees, deliverables, staffing terms, service levels, confidentiality, data handling, intellectual-property ownership, recruitment responsibilities and regulatory obligations should be governed by separately agreed written documents.

3. Staffing and regulated roles

Availability of staff augmentation, healthcare or nursing placements, on-site talent and other regulated roles depends on jurisdiction, credentialing, immigration, licensing, employment structure and client requirements. Website content should not be interpreted as a guarantee of placement in every country.

4. Intellectual property

Unless otherwise indicated, Mselleo website copy, visual design and original materials are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. Third-party names, marks, imagery and technologies remain the property of their respective owners.

5. Case studies and examples

Illustrative scenarios and anonymized engagement patterns are identified as such. Any production case study, testimonial, customer logo, award or metric should be supported by appropriate client approval or verifiable evidence.

6. External services and availability

Links or integrations may depend on third-party platforms. Mselleo does not control third-party availability or terms. Website availability may also be interrupted for maintenance, infrastructure events or security reasons.

7. Contact

For questions about website use or a proposed engagement, contact our team.

Engagement terms

Client, workforce and partnership engagements are governed by the written agreements applicable to that specific relationship.

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