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Terms & Conditions - Summary
Last updated: 01 November 2026. This CMS entry summarizes the policy. Read the complete current ProxDigi Terms & Conditions, including the Refund, Returns & Dispute Review Policy. Newly published terms do not automatically amend previously accepted project agreements.
PROXDIGI (PRIVATE) LIMITED is generally the Pakistan service provider unless the approved quotation identifies another contracting entity. An inquiry is not an accepted order. The agreed quotation governs approved pages, features, deliverables, pricing, milestones, delivery estimates, revisions, third-party fees, and support arrangements.
Standard Service Review: 7 Days / 15 Days
For delivered custom websites and software, please report concerns promptly after documented usable handover. During calendar days 1-7, customers are encouraged to send written requests for corrections, cancellation review or discretionary refunds. During calendar days 8-15, complaints may be escalated for management review with reasons for any reporting delay, the original scope and supporting evidence. After day 15, voluntary goodwill refunds and free out-of-scope work are generally not offered merely because of a late change of preference, but late concerns may still be reviewed. These are internal administrative windows, not statutory claim deadlines; genuine non-delivery, contractual warranties, included support (including any promised 30-day defect support) and rights that cannot be excluded by law remain unaffected.
Refund decisions consider verifiable work completed, approved scope, recorded handover, unused prepaid funds, authorised external charges, and statutory remedies. No automatic full refund or blanket exclusion of liability is represented. Report an issue to team@proxdigi.com with your order number, precise alleged defect and supporting evidence. Formal legal notices will receive responses within legally required time periods, including section 28(2) of the Punjab Consumer Protection Act, 2005 where applicable. Bona fide reviews, complaints or legal proceedings are never treated as blackmail simply because they are critical or late; unlawful threats, falsified evidence and coercion may be addressed by lawful means.
Pakistan consumer protections, including section 17 of the Punjab Consumer Protection Act, 2005, and section 28 of the Contract Act, 1872, where applicable, are not restricted by these terms. Payments should only go to the verified beneficiary stated in the invoice. No specific search ranking or uninterrupted third-party operation is guaranteed.
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