Terms of use

Who we are

These terms apply to the public website at https://www.jungledrum.com and to the email waitlist on that site. The site is operated by Jungle Drum Limited (trading as Jungledrum), a company incorporated in New Zealand. In these terms, “we”, “us”, and “our” mean Jungle Drum Limited. “You” means the person using the site or joining the waitlist.

Jungledrum messaging and related communications services exist, but these website terms do not govern them. Messaging is provided only under a customer contract (including any order form or accepted product terms) and, where that contract incorporates it, our Acceptable use policy. This website does not, by itself, grant sending rights or an SLA.

If a customer contract, order form, or data processing addendum conflicts with these pages, that contract prevails for the services it covers. Where we process customer message data as a processor, an executed data processing addendum prevails for that processing.

Using the website

You may browse the site for lawful purposes. You must not attempt to disrupt it, scrape it in a way that overloads our systems, reverse engineer it except as allowed by law, or use it to send malware or unsolicited bulk messages.

The site, brand, and copy are owned by us or our licensors. You may not copy the brand assets or imply that we endorse you without our written permission.

Waitlist

Joining the list is optional. You confirm the email is yours (or you are authorised to use it) and that you are at least 16. We will use it to send product and company news about Jungledrum — not third-party marketing. That is the “News only.” promise on the form. We still process ordinary request logs to run the form and stop spam, as described in the Privacy policy.

Each news email will identify Jungle Drum Limited and include a working unsubscribe. We will honour it promptly. We will not send news until that unsubscribe works. That is how you leave the list.

A place on the waitlist is not a product, a reservation of capacity, or a customer contract. We may close, pause, or change the list.

Messaging services

If you use Jungledrum messaging, you do so under your customer contract and the Acceptable use policy that contract incorporates — not under these website terms. Browsing this website or joining the waitlist does not create a right to send SMS, RCS, or other messages through us, and it does not create an SLA.

Messaging accounts are for people aged 18 or over, or for a company.

Accounts and security

If you have a messaging account, you are responsible for credentials issued to you and for activity under them. If you think an account is compromised, use the channel in your customer contract.

Privacy

How we handle personal information is described in our Privacy policy. By using the site or joining the waitlist you acknowledge that notice.

Disclaimer

The public website is provided “as is”. We do not warrant that it will be uninterrupted or error-free. To the fullest extent permitted by New Zealand law, we exclude implied warranties for website use. Nothing in these terms limits rights you cannot contract out of, including (where they apply) rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 or the Fair Trading Act 1986. Liability for messaging services is as set out in your customer contract.

Liability

We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit, or lost data arising from use of this public website or the waitlist. Our aggregate liability for any claim about the website or waitlist is limited to NZ$100. These caps do not apply to liability that cannot be limited by law, or to death or personal injury caused by our negligence where that cannot be excluded. Claims about messaging services follow your customer contract.

Changes

We may update these terms by posting a new version on this page. The “Last updated” date will change. Continued use of the site after that date is acceptance of the new terms for future website use. If we use waitlist email for a materially new purpose, we will also say so in the news email (and ask again where the law requires).

Law

New Zealand law governs these terms. New Zealand courts have exclusive jurisdiction, except that we may still seek injunctive relief in another place to protect the brand or the site.