Terms of use
Version of 1 October 2026
What these terms cover
2bix is a service for teamwork: tasks, tables, chats, forms and other sections. By signing up you accept these terms and the privacy policy. The service is provided by the owner of 2bix.
Account
- Give real details and do not share your password. You are responsible for actions under your account.
- One person — one account; you can join several businesses with it.
- Noticed a sign-in that is not yours — change the password and write to us.
A business and its data
Data added to a business belongs to the business. The owner decides whom to invite, what to open to whom, whom to suspend or dismiss. We use this data only to run the service and do not look into it without the owner’s request or a legal requirement.
What is not allowed
- Posting illegal content, sending spam or malicious files.
- Trying to access other businesses and data, overloading or breaking the service.
- Collecting people’s data without a lawful basis.
In case of violation we may restrict access to the account or business, warning in advance where possible.
Plans
Features and limits (file storage, number of employees, modules and API requests) depend on the plan. If the plan shrinks, nothing is deleted at once: files over the limit are locked and deleted after 30 days, extra employees are suspended until the owner chooses. Payment terms will be published once payments are accepted.
Availability and liability
We work to keep the service running without interruptions and make backups, but cannot promise there will be no failures. The service is provided “as is”. We are not liable for indirect losses or lost profit; our liability is limited to the amount paid over the last three months.
Things deleted by mistake can be restored from the trash within a day — after that they are erased for good.
Termination
You can stop using the service and ask to delete your account at any time. A business owner can export tables to Excel before leaving.
Changes and governing law
These terms may change; the new version is published on this page. The relationship is governed by the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Disputes are settled by negotiation, and failing that — in court at the operator’s location.