Millerweb Limited provides technology consultancy, software and application development, AI-related services, Virtual CTO services and related digital services.
Millerweb Limited is registered in England and Wales under company number 05773346 with registered office at:
By using www.millerweb.biz, you agree to these terms.
You may use the website for lawful purposes and to obtain information about Millerweb and our services.
You must not:
We may change, suspend or withdraw website functionality where reasonably necessary.
We aim to keep the information on our website accurate and up to date but website content is provided for general information only.
Nothing on the website constitutes legal, financial, medical or other regulated professional advice.
Descriptions of services do not constitute a binding offer to provide those services.
Specific work will normally be governed by a proposal, quotation, statement of work, purchase order, contract or other written agreement.
That agreement may specify:
Where a project-specific agreement conflicts with these general terms, the project-specific agreement will take precedence.
Clients are responsible for:
Project dates may need to change where client dependencies or approvals are delayed.
Fees will normally be stated in the applicable proposal, contract or invoice.
Unless otherwise stated, invoices are payable within 14 days of the invoice date.
Millerweb may suspend work on overdue accounts after reasonable notice.
Reasonable third-party costs, licences, hosting charges or expenses will only be charged where specified or agreed.
Each party retains ownership of intellectual property it owned before the engagement.
Ownership and licensing of project-specific deliverables should normally be specified in the relevant proposal or contract.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing:
Millerweb will not knowingly incorporate third-party intellectual property in a way that conflicts with an agreed client licence.
Some Millerweb services may involve artificial intelligence, machine learning or generative AI.
AI systems can produce incomplete, inaccurate or unexpected results. Appropriate human review should therefore form part of their use, particularly where outputs influence important decisions.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, AI outputs should not be treated as a substitute for appropriately qualified legal, medical, financial or other regulated professional advice.
Millerweb will seek to design AI systems in accordance with agreed requirements relating to privacy, security, transparency and human oversight.
Projects may use services supplied by third parties, including cloud platforms, APIs, software libraries, hosting providers and AI platforms.
Third-party services may have their own terms, pricing, availability commitments and privacy arrangements.
Millerweb is not responsible for changes, outages or discontinuation of third-party services outside our reasonable control, although we will take reasonable steps to minimise their impact where they affect services we provide.
Where either party receives confidential information in connection with a project, it must take reasonable steps to protect that information and use it only for the relevant business relationship.
This does not apply to information that:
Each party must comply with applicable data protection legislation.
Where Millerweb processes personal information on behalf of a client, appropriate controller-to-processor terms will be agreed where required.
Our handling of personal information where Millerweb acts as controller is described in our Privacy Policy.
Millerweb will perform professional services with reasonable care and skill.
Software and technology cannot ordinarily be guaranteed to operate without interruption or defects in every possible environment.
Any specific acceptance criteria, service levels or warranties must be set out in the relevant project agreement.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where it would be unlawful to do so, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Subject to this, and unless a project agreement states otherwise:
Nothing in these terms affects statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
A project may be terminated in accordance with its specific contract or statement of work.
Where no termination arrangements have been specified, either party may terminate an ongoing engagement by giving reasonable written notice.
Either party may terminate immediately for a serious material breach that is incapable of remedy or remains unremedied after reasonable notice.
Fees remain payable for work properly completed and committed third-party costs incurred before termination.
Our website may contain links to third-party websites.
They are provided for convenience and do not imply that Millerweb controls or endorses the third-party website or its content.
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
The courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, subject to any rights that applicable consumer law requires to be exercised elsewhere.
We may update these website terms from time to time.
The current version will be published at www.millerweb.biz.