Terms of service
Last updated: 19 July 2026
These Terms of Service govern your use of oritenga.com and your purchase or use of services supplied by Oritenga Limited.
In these Terms, “Oritenga”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Oritenga Limited. “Client”, “you” and “your” refer to the person or organisation using the website, purchasing a service, accepting a proposal or engaging Oritenga for a project.
Please read these Terms before purchasing a service or accepting a project proposal.
1. About Oritenga
Oritenga Limited is a New Zealand company providing Shopify design, development, conversion optimisation, consulting, Store Reviews and related digital services.
Oritenga works primarily with businesses, brands, founders and organisations using or preparing to use Shopify.
You can contact Oritenga at:
Oritenga Limited
New Zealand
Email: info@oritenga.com
Website: oritenga.com
2. Acceptance of these Terms
By using oritenga.com, purchasing a service, accepting a proposal, approving a milestone or instructing Oritenga to begin work, you agree to the applicable parts of these Terms.
When you accept these Terms on behalf of a company or another organisation, you confirm that you are authorised to bind that organisation.
Website-use provisions apply when you access oritenga.com. Service and project provisions apply when you purchase a service or engage Oritenga for work.
If you do not agree with these Terms, you should not purchase a service or instruct Oritenga to begin work.
3. Project-specific documents
A project may also be governed by a proposal, statement of work, milestone schedule, quotation, invoice, order confirmation, written project agreement or third-party platform contract.
Project-specific documents define the services, deliverables, exclusions, price, payment schedule, timeline, revision process and responsibilities for that engagement.
These Terms are intended to be read together with the applicable project documents.
Where a project-specific document contains a more detailed or different provision concerning that project, the project-specific provision will apply to the extent of the difference.
Where a signed agreement states an order of priority between documents, that stated priority will apply.
Where no priority is stated, the more specific project terms will generally take priority over these general Terms.
4. Third-party project platforms
A project may be arranged or managed through Upwork or another independent platform.
When a third-party platform is used, its mandatory payment, communication, refund and dispute procedures may also apply.
Where a platform rule cannot be changed by Oritenga or the Client, that rule will apply to the relevant platform transaction. These Terms continue to apply to matters not governed by the platform.
5. Website information
Information published on oritenga.com describes Oritenga’s services, process, typical pricing and general approach.
Website information is provided as general guidance and does not create a project commitment until the scope, price and deliverables have been confirmed.
Starting prices, examples, estimated timelines and sample deliverables are illustrative unless expressly confirmed for your project.
Oritenga may correct errors or update website information when services, pricing, technology or business practices change.
6. Enquiries and consultations
Submitting an enquiry or booking a consultation does not require either party to proceed with a project.
A free consultation is intended to help Oritenga understand the Client’s goals, current situation and possible next steps. It is not a complete technical audit, accessibility audit, legal review or guaranteed project solution.
Oritenga may decline a project where the work is outside our expertise, conflicts with existing commitments, presents legal or ethical concerns, requires unavailable resources or is otherwise unsuitable.
A project begins only after the applicable scope and commercial terms have been accepted and any required initial payment has been received.
7. Service scope
Oritenga will provide the services and deliverables expressly stated in the applicable order, proposal or project agreement.
Items not stated in the confirmed scope are not automatically included.
The confirmed scope may identify pages, templates, designs, functionality, integrations, content responsibilities, testing requirements, milestones and handover items.
A reference to a general service category on the website does not mean that every feature within that category is included in every project.
8. Scope changes
A request is a scope change when it adds or materially changes the agreed pages, functionality, content, integrations, design direction, deliverables or responsibilities.
Oritenga will explain any expected effect on price, timing or dependencies before completing additional work where reasonably possible.
Additional work will begin only after the change has been approved through the agreed project channel.
Minor corrections within the confirmed scope are handled through the agreed revision process. New features, new creative directions and additional deliverables may require a separate quotation or milestone.
9. Proposals and quotations
A proposal or quotation is valid for the acceptance period stated in that document.
The proposal may be withdrawn or revised before acceptance if project requirements, availability, third-party pricing or relevant assumptions change.
After acceptance, the price will not be changed for the confirmed scope unless the Client approves a scope change or an adjustment is required because an important assumption or supplied fact was materially inaccurate.
10. Prices, currencies and taxes
Prices are stated in the currency shown on the website, checkout, quotation or invoice.
Oritenga currently displays many service prices in United States dollars. The currency shown for the specific purchase or project controls.
Applicable GST, sales tax, withholding tax or similar charges may be added or handled as required by law.
The Client is responsible for charges imposed by its own bank, payment provider or foreign-exchange service.
Oritenga is not responsible for differences caused by currency conversion rates or independent payment-provider fees.
11. Payment terms
Payment is due according to the checkout terms, invoice, proposal or milestone schedule applicable to the service.
A starting payment may be required to reserve project capacity and begin the first stage.
Larger projects may be divided into milestone payments connected to defined deliverables and review points.
Oritenga is not required to begin or continue work while an applicable payment is overdue.
Where payment is delayed, Oritenga may pause the affected work and adjust the delivery schedule.
The Client remains responsible for authorised work completed, approved milestones and non-cancellable external costs incurred before a project is paused or terminated.
12. Store Review service
The Shopify Store Review is a fixed-scope diagnostic service.
The specific price and current deliverables are shown on the Store Review page and at checkout.
The Store Review generally includes a manual review of the Client’s Shopify storefront, prioritised findings, practical recommendations, a PDF report and a private narrated walkthrough.
The exact depth of the review depends on the store’s size, structure, available content and the information or access supplied by the Client.
The Store Review includes analysis and recommendations. It does not include design implementation, theme development, app configuration, copywriting, a complete accessibility audit or changes to the live store unless separately agreed.
A live consultation call is not included unless expressly stated.
13. Store Review delivery
The standard delivery period shown on the Store Review page begins only after Oritenga receives the completed questionnaire and the store information reasonably required for the review.
Missing, incomplete or inaccurate information may delay delivery.
The completed review is normally delivered to the email address used for the purchase or through another agreed communication channel.
Delivery estimates may be adjusted where access is unavailable, the store is materially larger or more complex than reasonably expected, or circumstances outside Oritenga’s reasonable control affect completion.
14. Store Review clarification and refund process
The Store Review includes one clarification or revision round when requested within seven days after delivery.
The Client must identify the recommendation, finding or promised deliverable that requires clarification.
Oritenga will review the concern and provide a reasonable clarification or revision within the Store Review scope.
If the revised Store Review still materially fails to provide the promised prioritised findings and clear next steps, the Store Review fee may qualify for a refund under the Oritenga Guarantee Terms.
The Store Review guarantee concerns the clarity and actionability of the agreed deliverable. It does not guarantee that the Client will agree with every recommendation or achieve a particular commercial result.
15. Store Review project credit
Where the Store Review page offers project credit, the Store Review fee may be credited toward an eligible Oritenga project of at least $1,500 USD when the project is accepted within 30 days after delivery of the review.
Eligibility depends on Oritenga accepting the proposed project and the project meeting the conditions stated on the Store Review page.
The credit is applied against Oritenga’s service fees for the eligible project. It is not an additional cash payment.
The same Store Review fee cannot be both refunded and used as project credit.
16. Project stages and milestones
Larger Shopify projects may be divided into stages or milestones.
Each stage may have its own deliverables, payment, review period and approval point.
Oritenga may rely on an approved stage when beginning the next stage.
A concern relating to a later stage does not automatically reopen an earlier stage that has already been approved, published or used.
Future stages that have not begun remain separate from work already completed.
17. Reviews, feedback and revisions
Oritenga will provide work for review through email, a development environment, Upwork or another agreed project channel.
The Client must review the work and provide clear, consolidated feedback within the review period stated in the applicable project document.
Feedback should identify the relevant page, design, feature, content item or deliverable and explain what change is required.
Revision rounds are limited to those stated in the applicable proposal or project agreement.
Revisions are intended to correct or refine work within the confirmed scope. They do not include unlimited changes, a new creative direction or additional functionality.
Additional or conflicting feedback submitted after revisions have begun may affect timing and may be treated as a scope change.
18. Approval and acceptance
A stage may be accepted through written approval, a request to begin the next stage, publication of the work or another action clearly confirming acceptance.
Reviewing a draft or preview does not by itself constitute approval.
A stage will be treated as automatically accepted after a review period expires only where the applicable signed proposal or project agreement expressly contains a deemed-acceptance provision.
Once work has been approved and the project has proceeded on that basis, the approved work becomes part of the completed project record.
19. Client responsibilities
The Client must provide accurate and complete information reasonably required for the project.
This may include product information, brand assets, images, copy, pricing, policies, account access, domain information, app permissions, analytics information, feedback and approvals.
The Client must respond to reasonable questions and make decisions needed to keep the project moving.
The Client is responsible for checking the accuracy of all supplied content, product information, prices, claims, legal notices and business details before publication.
The Client must maintain appropriate backups of important business information and store data.
The Client must not provide unnecessary customer data, payment information or sensitive personal information unless the handling of that information has been expressly agreed.
20. Client-supplied content
The Client confirms that it owns or has permission to use all text, images, logos, videos, fonts, product information, trademarks and other materials supplied to Oritenga.
The Client authorises Oritenga to use, reproduce, adapt and format those materials as reasonably required to complete the project.
The Client remains responsible for the legality, accuracy and ownership of supplied materials.
Oritenga may refuse to use content that appears unlawful, misleading, infringing, discriminatory, harmful or inconsistent with an applicable platform policy.
21. Shopify access and account security
Oritenga normally uses Shopify Partner collaborator access, staff permissions or development stores instead of requesting the Client’s personal Shopify password.
The Client should provide only the permissions reasonably required for the agreed work.
The Client remains responsible for its Shopify account, subscription, billing, owner permissions and internal user management.
Oritenga will take reasonable care when using access supplied for the project.
The Client should remove or adjust collaborator access after the project is complete when access is no longer required.
Oritenga is not responsible for access problems caused by expired invitations, changed permissions, account restrictions, client actions or third-party security controls.
22. Development and live-store changes
Theme development is normally completed in an unpublished, duplicated or controlled environment where practical.
Oritenga will not intentionally publish major changes to the live store without the Client’s approval.
Some app, domain, checkout or account-level changes may need to be completed directly within a live Shopify environment. Oritenga will communicate material risks or dependencies before making those changes where reasonably possible.
The Client is responsible for maintaining appropriate business continuity arrangements during important launches or migrations.
23. Timelines and delays
Project timelines are based on the scope, assumptions, dependencies and availability known when the project is planned.
A timeline is an estimate unless the applicable project agreement expressly states that a date is fixed.
Delivery may be affected by missing content, delayed approvals, scope changes, unavailable access, third-party providers, platform incidents, technical restrictions or circumstances outside Oritenga’s reasonable control.
When the Client or a third party delays a required input, the affected work and review period may be paused or rescheduled.
Oritenga will communicate known schedule impacts and propose a reasonable revised timeline.
A delay does not automatically cancel the project or create a right to refund work already completed.
24. Inactive or paused projects
A project may be paused when required information, payment, content, access, feedback or approval is unavailable.
Oritenga may reallocate reserved project capacity during a pause.
When the Client is ready to resume, the project may need to be scheduled according to Oritenga’s current availability.
Any restart fee or additional cost will apply only when it is communicated and approved before the restarted work begins.
A prolonged pause may require the remaining scope, timeline and third-party dependencies to be reviewed again.
25. Third-party services and external costs
Shopify subscriptions, paid theme licences, app subscriptions, licensed assets, domain services, email platforms, external production and other third-party charges are not included in Oritenga’s service fees unless expressly stated.
External costs are normally paid directly by the Client to the provider.
Where Oritenga purchases an approved item on the Client’s behalf, the Client must reimburse the approved cost.
Oritenga will not knowingly make an additional paid purchase without the Client’s approval.
Third-party products and services are governed by their providers’ own terms, licences, availability and refund policies.
Oritenga does not control third-party pricing, service interruptions, product changes, account decisions or future compatibility.
26. Apps, themes and licences
The Client is responsible for maintaining subscriptions and licences required after handover.
Paid Shopify themes must be appropriately licensed for the Client’s store.
Apps, fonts, images, code libraries and other licensed materials remain subject to their original licence terms.
Oritenga does not transfer ownership of third-party software or licensed assets.
The Client must not copy, transfer or reuse a third-party licence in a way that violates the provider’s terms.
27. Testing and quality assurance
Oritenga will perform the testing expressly included in the applicable project scope.
Testing may include responsive checks, browser checks, forms, links, navigation, cart behaviour, app integration and other important user journeys.
No website can be guaranteed to operate without interruption or to remain compatible with every browser, device, application, Shopify update or future third-party change.
The Client must complete its own final review before launch and promptly report any material issue found during the agreed review period.
Post-launch support, monitoring or maintenance is included only when stated in the applicable project scope or support agreement.
28. Accessibility
Oritenga considers accessibility during design and development where relevant to the confirmed scope.
The public Accessibility Statement for oritenga.com does not automatically represent the accessibility status of every Shopify store, theme or digital product created for a client.
Specialist accessibility audits, testing with disabled users, extended assistive-technology testing, document remediation and formal conformance reporting are included only when expressly stated in the applicable project scope.
Any formal accessibility target, including a WCAG conformance target, must be identified in the applicable proposal or project agreement.
29. Legal and regulatory responsibility
Oritenga provides Shopify design, development and related digital services. Oritenga does not provide legal, tax, accounting, medical, regulatory or financial advice.
Unless expressly included in writing, the Client is responsible for obtaining advice concerning its products, claims, terms, privacy practices, accessibility obligations, tax, consumer law, shipping, subscriptions, advertising and regulatory compliance.
The Client remains responsible for deciding whether its website content and business practices comply with the laws applying to its business and customers.
Oritenga may assist with the technical placement or formatting of client-supplied policies, but this does not constitute legal approval of those policies.
30. Search, conversion and commercial results
Oritenga may provide recommendations intended to improve usability, product communication, customer experience, search visibility or conversion performance.
Oritenga does not guarantee sales, revenue, conversion rates, search rankings, traffic, subscriptions, customer retention, advertising performance or other commercial results.
Commercial outcomes depend on factors outside Oritenga’s control, including pricing, products, traffic quality, advertising, inventory, fulfilment, customer behaviour, competition, market conditions and third-party platforms.
Any examples, projections or recommendations are professional opinions rather than guaranteed outcomes.
31. Intellectual property owned by the Client
The Client retains ownership of materials it owned before the project and materials supplied to Oritenga.
Oritenga does not acquire ownership of the Client’s trademarks, product information, customer data or pre-existing brand assets.
The Client grants Oritenga a limited licence to use those materials only as reasonably necessary to deliver the services and exercise rights expressly stated in the project agreement.
32. Oritenga background materials
Oritenga retains ownership of its pre-existing tools, systems, processes, methods, know-how, code libraries, templates, reusable components and general development techniques.
Oritenga may continue using general knowledge, skills and non-confidential techniques developed or improved while completing a project.
Where Oritenga background materials are embedded in a paid deliverable, the Client receives a non-exclusive, ongoing licence to use those embedded materials as part of the completed deliverable for its business.
The Client does not receive the right to resell, extract or commercially distribute Oritenga’s reusable systems as separate products unless expressly agreed.
33. Ownership of project deliverables
Unless the applicable project agreement states otherwise, ownership or the applicable usage rights in custom final deliverables transfer to the Client after full payment of all amounts due for those deliverables.
Third-party materials, open-source software, licensed assets and Oritenga background materials do not transfer and remain subject to their applicable licences.
Unselected concepts, preliminary drafts, internal working files and rejected design directions remain Oritenga property unless expressly included in the project scope.
Editable source files are included only where the proposal or project agreement specifically identifies them as deliverables.
No licence or ownership transfer applies to unpaid work.
34. Portfolio use
Oritenga may request permission to show completed work, public project outcomes or client feedback in its portfolio and marketing materials.
Unless otherwise agreed, Oritenga may refer to publicly available final work after launch, provided that confidential information, private account information and personal customer data are not disclosed.
The Client may request in writing before publication that the project or specified information remain confidential.
A separate confidentiality agreement or project-specific restriction will take priority over this section.
35. Confidentiality
Each party must take reasonable care to protect confidential information received from the other party.
Confidential information may be used only for the project, internal administration, legal compliance or another authorised purpose.
Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that is already public without breach, was lawfully known before disclosure, is independently developed, is received lawfully from another source or must be disclosed by law.
Oritenga may share confidential information with authorised employees, contractors and professional advisers who require it for the project and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.
36. Oritenga team and contractors
Oritenga may use employees, contractors and specialist service providers to complete authorised project work.
Oritenga remains responsible for managing the work included in its confirmed scope.
The Client may communicate primarily with a project lead while other authorised team members complete design, development, testing or specialist tasks.
Oritenga will not disclose unnecessary confidential information to team members who do not require it for their work.
37. Privacy and personal information
Oritenga handles personal information in accordance with its Privacy Policy and applicable privacy obligations.
Where Oritenga processes customer or user information on behalf of a Client, the Client remains responsible for establishing the lawful basis for collection and providing appropriate notices to its users.
A separate data-processing agreement may be required where the nature or volume of personal information makes one appropriate.
The Client should not provide unnecessary personal or sensitive information to Oritenga.
38. Website intellectual property
The content of oritenga.com, including its text, branding, graphics, layouts, code, service descriptions and original materials, is owned by or licensed to Oritenga.
You may view and use the website for legitimate personal or business evaluation.
You may not reproduce, resell, republish, scrape, imitate or distribute substantial website content without permission, except where permitted by law.
Oritenga and related branding may not be used in a way that falsely suggests endorsement, partnership or authorisation.
39. Acceptable website use
You must not use oritenga.com to break the law, infringe another person’s rights, distribute malicious code, interfere with website security, gain unauthorised access or submit fraudulent information.
You must not use automated systems in a manner that places an unreasonable burden on the website or attempts to extract protected content.
Oritenga may restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect the website, users, systems or legal rights.
40. External links
Oritenga.com may contain links to Shopify, HubSpot, Upwork, client websites and other independent services.
A link does not mean that Oritenga controls, guarantees or endorses every aspect of the external website.
Oritenga is not responsible for independent third-party content, availability, privacy, accessibility, security or terms.
Use of an external service is governed by the terms of that provider.
41. Service warranties
Oritenga will provide the agreed services with reasonable care and skill.
Oritenga will use reasonable efforts to deliver work materially consistent with the confirmed project scope.
Except for express commitments in the applicable project documents and rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, no additional warranty is given regarding uninterrupted operation, future compatibility, commercial performance or third-party services.
Where a correctable issue is identified within the agreed scope, Oritenga must first be given a reasonable opportunity to review and correct it.
42. Guarantee Terms
Oritenga’s voluntary guarantees are explained separately in the Oritenga Guarantee Terms.
The Store Review guarantee and the current-stage guarantee for larger projects are separate arrangements.
A Store Review may qualify for a refund of the complete Store Review fee only under the applicable Store Review conditions.
For a larger milestone-based project, only the current unapproved stage may be considered under the stage-based guarantee. Previously approved stages, completed work, third-party costs and future work remain separate.
Refund eligibility is not automatic. It is assessed against the confirmed scope, written feedback, revision history, approval status and applicable project documents.
The Guarantee Terms do not reduce any legal right that cannot lawfully be excluded.
43. Cancellations by the Client
The Client may request cancellation or suspension of future work by giving written notice.
Cancellation does not reverse work already completed, approved or meaningfully performed.
The Client must pay for completed work, authorised work in progress and approved non-cancellable external costs up to the effective cancellation date.
Oritenga will provide deliverables for which payment has been made, subject to applicable intellectual-property and third-party licence terms.
Any unused prepaid amount will be handled according to the applicable project agreement, Guarantee Terms and mandatory law.
44. Suspension or termination by Oritenga
Oritenga may suspend work where payment is overdue, required access is unavailable, the Client materially breaches the agreement, the work presents a security risk or continuing would require unlawful or unethical conduct.
Where the breach can reasonably be corrected, Oritenga will normally provide written notice and a reasonable opportunity to correct it.
Oritenga may terminate immediately where there is fraud, abusive conduct, serious security risk, unlawful instructions, repeated material breach or another circumstance making continued performance unreasonable.
On termination, the Client remains responsible for completed work and authorised non-cancellable external costs.
45. Limitation of liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Oritenga will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential loss arising from the website or services.
This may include loss of anticipated profit, revenue, opportunity, goodwill, business interruption or data, except where such liability cannot lawfully be limited.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Oritenga’s total aggregate liability arising from a particular project or service will not exceed the Oritenga service fees paid or payable for that affected project or service.
This limitation does not apply to fraud, wilful misconduct or another liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
Each party must take reasonable steps to reduce or avoid loss after becoming aware of a problem.
46. Third-party failures
Oritenga is not responsible for loss caused solely by Shopify, an app provider, hosting provider, payment provider, domain registrar, email platform or another independent third party.
Oritenga is not responsible for a provider discontinuing a service, changing its pricing, restricting an account, altering its software or introducing an incompatible update.
Where a third-party problem affects agreed work, Oritenga will reasonably assist the Client in identifying options within the confirmed scope.
Additional remediation, migration or replacement work may require a separate scope and fee.
47. Client indemnity
The Client is responsible for third-party claims arising from materials, products, claims, instructions or information supplied by the Client where those items infringe rights, are unlawful or materially misleading.
To the extent permitted by law, the Client will reimburse Oritenga for reasonable losses arising directly from such a claim, except to the extent the loss was caused by Oritenga’s breach, negligence or unauthorised use.
Oritenga must give the Client reasonable notice of the claim and allow reasonable participation in its defence where appropriate.
48. Events outside reasonable control
Neither party is responsible for delay caused by an event outside its reasonable control.
Such events may include significant platform outages, natural disasters, widespread internet failures, government restrictions, industrial action, serious illness, cyber incidents or interruption of an essential supplier.
The affected party must communicate the delay where reasonably possible and take reasonable steps to resume performance.
If the interruption continues for a substantial period, the parties will discuss a revised schedule, reduced scope or orderly termination of the affected future work.
49. Complaints and dispute resolution
A concern should first be submitted in writing through email, Upwork or the agreed project communication channel.
The notice should identify the relevant service, stage, deliverable and requested outcome.
Both parties will attempt to resolve the concern in good faith using the project record, confirmed scope, feedback and revision history.
Where the dispute cannot be resolved directly, the parties may agree to mediation before beginning court proceedings.
This section does not prevent either party from seeking urgent relief, recovering an undisputed debt or using a mandatory third-party platform dispute process.
50. Consumer and mandatory legal rights
Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right, guarantee, remedy or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Where the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, Fair Trading Act 1986 or another mandatory law applies, those legal protections continue to apply.
Any contracting out of a statutory provision must be expressly stated in an applicable written project agreement and must satisfy the legal requirements for contracting out.
These public Terms do not independently remove mandatory consumer rights.
51. Governing law
These Terms and direct contracts with Oritenga are governed by the laws of New Zealand unless a project-specific written agreement expressly states otherwise.
The courts of New Zealand have non-exclusive jurisdiction over disputes connected with these Terms or Oritenga’s services.
Where a project is arranged through Upwork or another platform, the platform’s mandatory dispute process may need to be completed first.
52. Changes to these Terms
Oritenga may update these Terms when its website, services, business practices or legal obligations change.
The updated version will be published with a revised “Last updated” date.
Unless required by law or agreed in writing, a later update will not retrospectively change an existing accepted project agreement.
The version made available when a service or project is accepted will normally apply to that engagement.
53. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found to be unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply.
The affected provision will be interpreted or reduced only to the extent reasonably necessary to make it lawful and enforceable.
54. No waiver
A delay or failure to enforce a right does not permanently waive that right.
A waiver is effective only when it is clearly confirmed in writing by the party granting it.
55. Assignment
Neither party may transfer an active project agreement without the other party’s written consent, which must not be unreasonably withheld.
Oritenga may use authorised contractors without transferring responsibility for the confirmed Oritenga scope.
Oritenga may transfer these Terms as part of a genuine sale, merger or restructuring of its business, subject to reasonable notice and continued protection of the Client’s applicable rights.
56. Entire agreement
These Terms, the accepted proposal or order, the applicable Guarantee Terms, the Privacy Policy and any other expressly incorporated project document form the agreement between the parties concerning the relevant services.
They replace earlier discussions or representations concerning the same project, except where an earlier representation cannot lawfully be excluded.
Changes to an accepted project agreement must be confirmed in writing.
57. Contact Oritenga
Questions about these Terms, a service purchase or an active project can be sent to:
Oritenga Limited
New Zealand
Email: info@oritenga.com
Website: oritenga.com