Legal Documents
Agreements, terms, and policies governing the use of Automate America services.
Quick Answer
What legal agreements govern Automate America?
Using the site
Site User Agreement
Our Terms of Service: the terms for everyone who uses Automate America.
Messaging Terms of Service
Section 13 of the Site User Agreement: the rules for messages.
Acceptable Use Policy
Guidelines for acceptable use of the platform.
Accessibility Statement
Our commitment to accessibility.
DMCA Takedown Policy
How to report content on the platform that infringes your copyright.
Hiring and working
Master Service Agreement
The customer agreement for White Glove and Standard contracts.
Supplier Services Agreement
The agreement for professionals, their companies and service partners.
Standard Contract Agreement
The terms of a Standard hourly contract between a customer and a professional.
Direct Job Posting Agreement
The agreement for customers who post a direct-hire job.
Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement
The mutual confidentiality agreement for an engagement arranged through the platform.
Expense Reimbursement Policy
Policy for expense reimbursement, mileage rates and per diem.
Payments and purchases
Privacy and your data
Privacy Policy
Section 12 of the Site User Agreement, our binding privacy notice.
California Privacy Notice (CCPA)
How we handle the personal information of California residents, and the rights they have.
Cookie Policy
How we use cookies and tracking technologies.
Data Retention Policy
How long we keep each kind of data, and what happens when you delete your account.
Data Processing Agreement
How we process personal data for the businesses that use the platform.
Background checks
Disclosure Regarding Background Investigation
The Fair Credit Reporting Act disclosure for background checks.
Authorization for Background Investigation
The authorization form for a background investigation.
Pre-Adverse Action Notice
The Fair Credit Reporting Act notice that comes before an adverse action.
Adverse Action Notice
The Fair Credit Reporting Act notice of an adverse action.
State-Specific Rights and Notices
Rights and notices that some states add to the federal background check rules.