Terms & Conditions
Last updated: 28 July 2026 · Applies to symbory.com and the Symbory platform
What applies today. symbory.com is currently a pre-launch waitlist, and no paid Subscription
is available yet. These Terms describe the agreement that governs the Platform once your workspace is
created. Until then, your use of the site is covered by the sections on the Site and the waitlist.
1. Definitions
- Customer — the organisation that subscribes to Symbory and operates a Workspace, typically
through its HR team or an Administrator.
- Workspace — the Customer's dedicated instance of the Platform, containing its Employees,
Candidates, and configuration.
- Employee — an individual whose employment or engagement with the Customer is recorded
within the Workspace.
- Candidate — an individual who has applied, or is being considered, for a role with the
Customer, and whose application data is recorded within the Workspace.
- Administrator — a user designated by the Customer with permission to configure the
Workspace, manage users, and control access rights.
- Subscription — the paid plan under which the Customer accesses the Platform, as set out
in an order form or the pricing published at symbory.com.
- AI Provider — the third-party AI model provider (Anthropic) engaged by Symbory to power
AI features such as summarisation, as disclosed in our Privacy Policy.
2. Scope
These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern access to and use of the Symbory Platform by the Customer, its
Administrators, and its authorised users. By creating a Workspace, signing an order form, or otherwise using
the Platform, the Customer agrees to be bound by these Terms. Where a separately signed order form or master
agreement exists between Symbory and the Customer, that document takes precedence over these Terms in the
event of a conflict.
These Terms do not directly govern Employees or Candidates, who interact with the Platform at the direction
of, and under the Customer's own policies. Symbory's obligations to Employees and Candidates regarding
personal data are set out in the Privacy Policy.
3. Subscription
Access to the Platform is provided on a Subscription basis, billed monthly or
yearly as selected by the Customer at signup or renewal.
- Renewal — Subscriptions renew automatically for successive terms of the same length,
unless either party gives notice of non-renewal at least 30 days before the end of the current term.
- Trials — Symbory may offer a free trial period. At the end of the trial, the Subscription
converts to a paid plan unless the Customer cancels before the trial ends. Trial data may be deleted if no
paid Subscription is activated.
4. Pricing
Subscriptions are priced as a flat monthly fee per plan, where the plan is determined by the
number of Employees managed in Symbory. Users are included in each plan and are not charged separately. The
applicable fee is the rate agreed at signup; early access customers keep that rate for two years from the
start of their Subscription. Pricing may also reflect:
- AI actions — a monthly allowance of AI-powered actions (e.g. summarising an interview,
drafting a review, answering a question from an employee's timeline) included per plan. An action is
counted when it completes successfully; failed actions are not counted.
- Transcription hours — a separate monthly allowance, measured in hours of recorded audio,
included per plan. Transcription is not deducted from the AI action allowance; the summary produced from a
recording is a separate AI action.
- Reaching an allowance — when either allowance is exhausted, the Platform continues to
operate and existing data remains fully accessible; new AI actions or transcriptions are paused until the
Customer purchases additional capacity or moves to a plan with a larger allowance. Symbory does not bill
overage automatically without the Customer's agreement.
- Storage — document and file storage included per plan, with additional storage available
on request.
- Usage limits — reasonable limits on API calls, integrations, or automated workflows tied
to the selected plan.
Future pricing changes: Symbory may change pricing for new Subscriptions or upon renewal, with
at least 30 days' notice to the Customer. Price changes will not apply retroactively within an active,
already-paid term. Customers with early-bird pricing locked in at signup retain that rate for the duration
committed at signup.
5. Payment
- Invoices — issued at the start of each billing period (monthly or yearly, per the
Subscription selected).
- Payment terms — invoices are due within 14 days of issue, unless otherwise agreed in
writing.
- Late payment — overdue amounts may accrue interest at the statutory rate under Belgian
law, plus reasonable collection costs.
- Suspension — Symbory may suspend access to the Workspace if payment remains overdue more
than 14 days after a reminder notice, until outstanding amounts are settled.
- Termination after non-payment — continued non-payment beyond 30 days after suspension
may result in termination of the Subscription under Section 14.
6. Customer responsibilities
The Customer is responsible for:
- Its own compliance with GDPR and other applicable data protection law as data controller;
- Obtaining Candidate and Employee personal information lawfully before entering it into the Platform;
- Informing Employees and Candidates that Symbory is used to store and process their information, including
for AI-assisted processing (see Section 7);
- Configuring Workspace permissions and access controls appropriately for its own organisation.
7. Employee consent
This is one of the most important obligations under these Terms. The Customer must inform its Employees and
Candidates, before or at the point their data is entered into the Platform, that Symbory is used as part of
its HR processes. Symbory recommends the Customer use wording along these lines in its own internal policies
or employment documentation:
"Customer confirms employees have been informed that Symbory is used as part of HR processes and that
personal information may be stored, summarized and processed using AI for professional development
purposes."
Symbory is not responsible for a Customer's failure to provide this notice, and the Customer indemnifies
Symbory against claims arising from that failure.
8. Acceptable use
The Platform must not be used to store, generate, or process:
- Illegal content;
- Content that discriminates against individuals on any legally protected ground;
- Harassing, threatening, or abusive content;
- Biometric identification of individuals;
- Covert surveillance of Employees or Candidates beyond what the Platform is designed for (i.e. recorded,
consented meetings and notes);
- Medical diagnosis or clinical health assessments.
Symbory may suspend access for any Workspace found to be in material breach of this section, with notice
where reasonably possible.
9. AI disclaimer
AI features on the Platform — including summaries, extracted action items, and suggested follow-ups — are
generated automatically and can make mistakes. AI output is a draft, not a fact, and the
Customer is responsible for reviewing AI-generated content before relying on it.
No employment decision is ever made automatically by AI. Hiring, promotion, performance
rating, discipline, and termination decisions must always be made by a human at the Customer. This mirrors
the AI usage principles described in our Privacy Policy.
10. Availability
- SLA — Symbory targets high availability for the Platform; specific service levels, where
contractually committed, are set out in the applicable order form.
- Maintenance — routine maintenance is performed with reasonable care to minimise
disruption.
- Planned downtime — where maintenance requires downtime, Symbory will provide advance
notice where reasonably practicable.
- Backups — Customer data is backed up on a regular schedule as described in the
Privacy Policy.
11. Intellectual Property
Symbory owns the software — the Platform, its underlying code, design, and all associated
intellectual property remain the exclusive property of Symbory (Ensetec B.V.). Nothing in these Terms
transfers ownership of the Platform to the Customer.
The Customer owns its data. All Candidate and Employee records, notes, documents, and other
content uploaded or generated within the Workspace remain the Customer's property. The Customer keeps all
uploaded content and may export it at any time, subject to Section 13.
12. Confidentiality
Both parties agree to keep confidential any non-public information disclosed by the other in connection with
these Terms — including Workspace data, commercial terms, and technical or business information — and to use
it only for the purpose of performing under these Terms. This obligation survives termination of the
Subscription.
13. Data export
The Customer can export its Workspace data — including candidate records, employee records, notes, and
documents — at any time during an active Subscription, in a structured, commonly used format.
Following cancellation or termination, the Customer has a 30-day window to export its data
before it is deleted in accordance with the retention schedule described in the
Privacy Policy.
14. Termination
- By the Customer — the Customer may cancel at the end of the current billing term by
giving notice as described in Section 3.
- By Symbory — Symbory may terminate or suspend a Subscription for material breach of these
Terms that is not cured within a reasonable period after notice.
- Fraud — Symbory may terminate immediately, without notice, where fraud is reasonably
suspected.
- Abuse — Symbory may terminate immediately, without notice, for breach of the
Acceptable Use terms.
- Non-payment — Symbory may terminate as described in Section 5.
15. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Symbory's total liability arising out of or relating to these Terms
and the Subscription is limited to the fees paid by the Customer in the 12 months preceding the claim.
Neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including loss of profits, data,
or goodwill, except in cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence. Nothing in these Terms limits either
party's liability where such limitation is not permitted under applicable law.
16. Force majeure
Neither party is liable for any failure or delay in performance caused by circumstances beyond its
reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, labour disputes, internet or infrastructure outages,
or acts of government, for as long as such circumstances persist.
17. Governing law
These Terms are governed by Belgian law. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with
these Terms falls under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Belgian courts.
Questions about these Terms can be sent to hello@symbory.com. Data
protection requests can be sent to dpa@symbory.com.
Symbory is operated by Ensetec B.V., Rijksweg 142c, 9870 Zulte, Belgium — VAT BE0897971758.