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Terms of Service

Last updated: 17 October 2026

1. Service use

ComplyOnSite provides construction health and safety document tooling for operational use. You remain responsible for checking generated or exported documents before relying on them on a project.

2. Accounts and content

If account features are enabled, users are responsible for keeping access details secure and for ensuring that information entered into the service is accurate, lawful, and appropriate for the intended work.

3. Final terms

This page is a minimal public summary while full customer terms are finalised. It does not add warranties, certifications, guarantees, or project-specific legal obligations.

4. Defra Receipt of Waste spreadsheet checker

The checker uses Defra’s own validation rules to check Receipt of Waste spreadsheets, including hazardous waste and POPs, and corrects supported formatting errors. It returns the checked workbook for you to upload. Defra confirms acceptance on upload. You remain responsible for what you report to Defra.

5. Google Drive and OneDrive

Connecting Google Drive or OneDrive to a free tool is optional. Files you save there are yours, held by Google or Microsoft under your agreement with them, and stay there if you stop using ComplyOnSite. You can remove the connection at any time in your Google Account settings or, for Microsoft, as the privacy policy’s section 8 describes. How we handle Drive and OneDrive data is set out in the privacy policy.

6. RAMS Review

RAMS Review lists possible issues for a competent reviewer to check. It does not approve a RAMS or say that work is safe, compliant or may start. It reads the document’s text: drawings, photos and scanned pages may not be read in full. Its review form records a review of the document, not an inspection of the work or the site. How it handles your document is set out in the privacy policy.

8. Prepare your Defra report

Prepare turns your weighbridge files into Defra’s Receipt of Waste workbook. Where it is offered, it can also send the loads you choose straight to Defra with your organisation’s Defra API code. You check the loads before they go, and remain responsible for what you report. A receipt Defra has accepted can be corrected or withdrawn only with Defra. By using Prepare signed in, you agree that anonymised examples from your files are used to improve Prepare, as set out in the privacy policy. An admin can turn this off for the workspace on the account page.