Lawful use
No use of Hawk to violate export, sanctions, or local law.
Acceptable use
No abuse
No attempts to bypass licensing of Hawk itself or attack the platform.
Customer software
You remain responsible for the software you license with Hawk.
Fair automation
API use within plan rate and abuse thresholds.
License to use Hawk SaaS
We grant a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access the Hawk control plane per your plan. Enterprise may include on-prem Hawk deployment under a separate schedule.
Customer responsibilities
Client deployments
You configure agents, images, and SDKs on customer machines correctly.
Keys & access
Protect console credentials, signing material, and webhook secrets.
End customers
Your contracts with end customers govern their use of your software.
Limitation of liability (outline)
Indirect damages
Typical SaaS carve-outs for consequential and lost-profit claims apply in negotiated agreements.
Cap
Liability often capped at fees paid in a lookback period — see your order form.
Pipeline modules
OT SIEM/SOAR are roadmap; availability is not warranted until GA is confirmed in writing.
Governing law
Order form controls
Signed order forms and MSAs supersede this marketing outline.
Jurisdiction
Governing law and venue are set in the commercial agreement.
Updates
We may update online terms with notice for self-serve plans.
Site terms and commercial overlays
Order forms and master agreements govern seats and liability alongside these pages.
- Usage tied to your plan
- Notice for material changes
- You own your protected software
Acceptable use
Hawk is for legitimate licensing of software you are authorized to protect.
- No abuse of revoke controls
- Respect customer privacy
- Follow export rules that apply
Questions on legal fit
Procurement can join early calls — we keep terms practical.
- Talk to sales via trial intake
- Security one-pagers available
- Enterprise paperwork paths
Start trial under clear rules
Free trial access follows the product trial terms on the Hawk portal.
- No credit card to begin
- Product-scoped trial
- Convert when ready
Terms FAQ
Order forms and the master agreement govern seats, usage, and liability alongside these site terms.
Product visuals
Three console views and three real-world moments for this page — each with a full caption.
Console view for Terms: license inventory, bind status, and org filters in one workspace. Operators scan Active versus Revoked rows, confirm machine fingerprints, and jump into a client without leaving the grid. Search and column controls keep large fleets readable. This frame is unique to this page so the visual story matches the URL you opened.
Second dashboard for Terms: heartbeat health, revoke timing, and anomaly hints sit side by side. Use it to brief security on what “one heartbeat” looks like before a PoC. Charts stay light-themed with navy accents for Axix Hawk. Nothing here is reused from another marketing route.
Third console moment for Terms: deployment analytics and seat pressure across client orgs. Leaders see where licenses concentrate and where renewals are due. Export-friendly layout supports review packs. Paired with this page’s copy so buyers never see a generic stock screen.
People moment one for Terms: practitioners reviewing Hawk controls in a real workspace. The scene grounds licensing talk in day-to-day operations instead of abstract icons. Lighting and wardrobe stay professional and brand-safe. Captured specifically for this page’s narrative so visitors never confuse it with another product route.
People moment two for Terms: collaboration around ship-or-hold decisions after a revoke drill. Teams align on evidence — bind failure, kill-switch timing, audit export — before a customer demo. Atmosphere matches Axix Hawk’s light navy product language. Unique to this route’s gallery.
People moment three for Terms: field or office context for how this capability lands with buyers. Use it to show human stakes behind machine-locked software. Composition avoids logos and keeps faces secondary to the work. Written and imaged only for the Terms page experience.