Copyright & intellectual property

Last updated 1 September 2026

1. What is protected, and who owns it

Everything below is owned by Chetty Exports Private Limited, of #1, Chendhur Plaza, Chendhur Garden, Soriyampatti, Harur 636903, Tamil Nadu, India, and was first published in 2026:

• The software — the whole of the Veloque platform's source code, in every language it is written in, as a literary work under the Copyright Act, 1957 (India) and the corresponding law of every Berne Convention country.
• The database and its structure — the schema, the relationships between records, and the compilations of reference data we assembled.
• The jurisdiction models — the duty chains, tax treatments, identifier sets and coverage tiers that make one country's calculator different from another's. The underlying law is public; the way it is decomposed, encoded and made computable here is our work.
• The costing engine — the build-ups, the order of operations, the invariants they are tested against, and the way an export or import ladder is assembled.
• The interface — the visual design, layout, typography, colour system, iconography, the wireframe scenes, and the way the tools are arranged and named.
• The written content — every page of this site, the glossary, the learn and blog material, the help knowledge base, the document templates, and the prompts and instructions behind the AI features.
• The brand — the name Veloque, the Veloque logo and wordmark, and the product names of the individual tools, as trade marks of Chetty Exports Private Limited.

Copyright arises automatically on creation — no registration is required for the work to be protected, in India or in any other Berne country. Registration, where we make it, is evidence of ownership rather than the source of it.

2. What is yours

The data you put in stays yours: your product descriptions, costing inputs, master data, company profile, and the documents the service generates for you from them. We claim nothing in it, and section 10 of the Terms of use says so in binding form. This page is about the platform, not about your business.

3. Text and data mining is expressly reserved

Chetty Exports Private Limited expressly reserves all rights of text and data mining in the content of veloque.in, including for the purposes of Article 4(3) of Directive (EU) 2019/790 on copyright in the Digital Single Market, and the equivalent provision of any other law that permits a rightsholder to reserve them.

In plain terms: you may not use this site, or any part of it, to build, train, fine-tune, evaluate or benchmark a machine-learning model or a training dataset — whether the model is generative or not, whether the use is commercial or research, and wherever the crawler operates from.

Because a reservation has to be machine-readable to be effective, the same reservation is expressed in three other places, all of them live right now:

• /robots.txt — training-corpus and bulk-scraping crawlers are disallowed by name.
• /.well-known/tdmrep.json — the TDM Reservation Protocol declaration, tdm-reservation: 1, pointing at this page as the policy.
• The X-Robots-Tag: noai, noimageai, notrain header returned with every response from this site.

AI answer engines are welcome. A crawler that fetches a page to answer somebody's question and cites us is doing something useful for both of us, and robots.txt lets those through by name. The line is drawn at harvesting for a corpus, not at being read.

One permission is granted deliberately, and we would rather name it than let you find it in a file. Google's Google-Extended token is not blocked. That token governs two things at once — training future Gemini models, and grounding, which is what lets Gemini cite this site when it answers somebody's question — and Google offers no way to permit the second without permitting the first. We want the citations, so we accept the training that comes bundled with them. It is a considered exception to the paragraph above, limited to that one crawler, and it is revocable: if the balance stops making sense we will block the token and say so here. Every other crawler named in robots.txt remains disallowed, and the reservation continues to bind anyone not named at all.

4. What you may do without asking

We would rather be quoted than not, so: link to any page; quote a short passage with attribution to Veloque and a link back; take a screenshot for a review, a news article, a training session or an internal proposal; and print anything the tools generate for you and use it in your own business however you like. Fair dealing and fair use are unaffected by anything on this page — we cannot contract those away and would not want to.

5. What you may not do

• Copy, republish, resell, rent, sublicense or redistribute the platform or a substantial part of its content.
• Reverse-engineer, decompile or disassemble it, or attempt to derive its source code or its underlying models.
• Scrape, crawl at volume, or systematically extract its content by any automated means.
• Use it to train, fine-tune, evaluate or benchmark any machine-learning model or dataset (section 3).
• Use the Veloque name, logo or tool names in a way that suggests endorsement, affiliation or a partnership that does not exist, or register a confusingly similar name or domain.
• Remove, obscure or alter any copyright, authorship or ownership notice in the source, in a generated document, or on this site. Each source file carries such a notice, and stripping it is a separate wrong in its own right, over and above copying the file.
• Rebuild the platform, or a materially similar one, from its visible behaviour — including by having an AI reproduce it from screenshots, page source or descriptions of how it works.

6. Confidential and trade-secret material

Parts of the platform are never published and are protected as confidential information and trade secrets independently of copyright: the server-side source, the database schema, the AI prompts and grounding instructions, the internal cost and margin models, and our operational configuration. Nothing about the platform being reachable on the internet puts any of that into the public domain, and obtaining it improperly — by intrusion, by social engineering, or from someone who was bound to keep it confidential — is actionable whether or not anything was copied.

7. How the platform was built

Veloque was designed and built by Chetty Exports Private Limited using AI-assisted development tooling, in the same way that most software written today is written with an IDE, a compiler and a library ecosystem. This does not dilute ownership: the specification, the architecture, the jurisdiction models, the invariants, the review and every decision about what the product does are ours, the resulting code was commissioned and directed by us, and the tooling's own terms assign the output to the customer who generated it. We say this openly because we would rather state it than be asked.

8. Third-party components

The platform uses a small number of third-party components under their own licences — open-source libraries, a display typeface, a payment provider's checkout script and an AI provider's API. Those components remain the property of their owners and are used under their terms; nothing on this page claims otherwise. Nothing about their licences extends to the Veloque code that uses them.

9. Reporting infringement, and licensing

If you believe someone is copying our work, or if you believe something on this site infringes yours, write to support@veloque.in with the URL, what the material is, who owns it, and how we can reach you. We act on a complete notice within five working days. Under Rule 3(2) of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines) Rules 2021, a complaint of this kind is acknowledged within 24 hours and resolved within 15 days.

If you want to use something — embed a tool, syndicate content, resell as a partner, or license the engine — ask. Write to the same address. The answer is often yes, on terms; it is simply never yes by default.

10. Enforcement

We reserve every remedy available to us, including injunctive relief, damages and account of profits, under the Copyright Act 1957 and the Trade Marks Act 1999 of India and under the corresponding law of any country where infringement occurs. Not enforcing a right on one occasion does not waive it.

This notice goes with section 10 of our Terms of use, which is where the same rules apply to you as a binding contract. Chetty Exports Private Limited, #1, Chendhur Plaza, Chendhur Garden, Soriyampatti, Harur 636903, Tamil Nadu, India.