Effective: March 1, 2026
This Acceptable Use Policy ('AUP') governs your use of all ZenAgentic AI services, including voice agents, workflow automations, and growth systems. This AUP is incorporated by reference into our Terms of Service and applies to all users of our platform.
By using ZenAgentic's AI systems, you agree to:
The following uses of ZenAgentic AI voice agents are strictly prohibited:
Representing AI agents as human beings when directly asked. While AI agents need not proactively identify as AI in every interaction, they must truthfully disclose their nature when questioned.
Using voice agents for unsolicited robocalling, telemarketing without proper consent, or any communication that violates the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) or equivalent regulations.
Recording calls without proper consent as required by applicable state and federal laws. Users are responsible for configuring call recording settings to comply with their jurisdiction's requirements (one-party vs. two-party consent).
Configuring voice agents to provide medical diagnoses, legal counsel, financial investment advice, or any professional guidance requiring licensure. Voice agents may provide general information and schedule appointments with qualified professionals.
Using voice agents for threatening, intimidating, or harassing communications, or for debt collection practices that violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) or equivalent regulations.
Deploying voice agents in any configuration that could prevent or delay access to emergency services (911), or representing AI agents as emergency service providers.
The following uses of ZenAgentic automation systems are strictly prohibited:
The following activities are prohibited across all ZenAgentic services:
Certain industries require additional compliance measures when using AI systems. The following requirements supplement — not replace — all other provisions of this AUP.
Healthcare providers using ZenAgentic services must:
ZenAgentic provides HIPAA-aware AI configuration, which means our systems are designed with healthcare compliance in mind. However, 'HIPAA-aware' does not constitute HIPAA certification or guarantee compliance. Compliance is a shared responsibility and ultimately rests with the covered entity.
Financial service providers using ZenAgentic services must:
ZenAgentic provides compliance-aware AI configuration for financial services. Our systems are designed with financial regulations in mind, but 'compliance-aware' does not constitute regulatory certification. Your compliance team should review all AI configurations before deployment.
Law firms and legal service providers using ZenAgentic services must:
For all regulated industries:
All content generated, distributed, or processed through ZenAgentic systems must:
To maintain the integrity and security of ZenAgentic systems, users must not:
If you become aware of any violation of this Acceptable Use Policy — whether by your organization, your team members, or other ZenAgentic users — please report it immediately:
We investigate all reports promptly and maintain confidentiality to the extent possible. Good-faith reports of violations will not result in adverse action against the reporter.
ZenAgentic reserves the right to take the following actions in response to violations of this AUP, at our sole discretion and without prior notice where necessary to protect our systems, users, or legal obligations:
Written notice of the violation with guidance on corrective action
Temporary restriction of specific features or capabilities until compliance is achieved
Temporary suspension of all services pending investigation and resolution
Permanent termination of the service agreement with no refund of prepaid fees
Pursuit of legal remedies including damages, injunctive relief, and recovery of costs
Referral to appropriate law enforcement or regulatory agencies where legally required or appropriate
The severity of the response will be proportional to the nature, severity, and recurrence of the violation. We reserve the right to escalate enforcement actions without following the sequence above when the severity of the violation warrants immediate action.