No. DeepSearch Intelligence™ does not carry out algorithmic decision-making, does not assign automatic scores, and does not produce binding judgments.
All outputs are purely informational and auxiliary: the final assessment always remains the user's responsibility.

No. The reports do not constitute certifications, legal attestations, professional opinions, or judicial evidence.
They are tools supporting screening, compliance, risk assessment, and due diligence processes.

No. Availability, depth, and scope of information depend on:

• the relevant jurisdiction,
• the nature of the subject analyzed,
• the accessibility of public sources and official registers.

No. The platform is not designed for operational investigations,
surveillance, interception, or covert information gathering.
Its use is limited to lawful purposes of informational analysis and risk assessment.

The client. The Client is solely responsible for the interpretation, use, and decisions made based on the outputs provided by the platform, in compliance with applicable regulations.

No. Subscription levels define volumes, features, and depth of analysis, not guaranteed outcomes.
Each output depends on the availability of information within the consulted sources.

Yes, as an informational support tool. Its use must always be embedded within a human decision-making process and aligned with the Client’s internal policies.