Terms of Use

Use the site for lawful business purposes only.

You may use the site and public materials to learn about Anchorfield, evaluate whether our services may fit your business, contact us, book a call, and use the benchmark estimator.

You may not misuse the site, interfere with its operation, attempt to access non-public systems, scrape it at unreasonable volume, reverse engineer protected parts of the service, introduce malware, or use the site to violate law or another person's rights.

We may change, suspend or discontinue any part of the public site at any time.

The estimator is informational and shows ranges, not a diagnosis of your business.

The benchmark estimator is designed to show ranges for businesses in a segment based on the inputs you provide. It is not a completed audit, financial advice, accounting advice, tax advice, legal advice, or a promise that a particular amount can be recovered.

The estimator may use provisional or published benchmark data and may decline to produce a range where the pool is too thin. Any audit finding, guarantee, implementation plan or fee arrangement must be set out in a separate written agreement.

A call or a website form does not create an engagement.

Submitting a form, using the estimator, emailing us or booking a call does not make you a client and does not require us to accept an engagement. We may decline work where the fit is wrong, the data is too thin, the scope is unclear, a conflict exists, or the expected recovery bar would not be credible.

Paid services begin only when the parties agree to written terms. Those terms should define scope, deliverables, fees, timing, confidentiality, data handling, guarantee mechanics, implementation responsibilities and any client obligations.

The $200,000-or-free promise belongs in the audit agreement.

Anchorfield's public materials describe a Revenue Audit offer: find at least $200,000 in recoverable revenue or the audit is free. That promise is part of the commercial offer, but the mechanics need to be written down before paid work begins.

The written audit agreement should define what counts as recoverable revenue, what data is required, what client cooperation is required, how findings are measured, what exclusions apply, when the fee is owed, and how the free-audit remedy works if the bar is not met.

Nothing on the public website changes the written agreement for a signed audit.

You are responsible for what you send us, and you keep ownership of your business materials.

You should only send files, exports, records or other materials that you have the right to share with us. Do not send bank credentials, system passwords, personal employee information unrelated to the audit, or confidential third-party information unless it is necessary and you have authority to share it.

You keep ownership of the materials you provide. You grant us permission to use them to evaluate fit, communicate with you, deliver agreed services, secure and improve the platform, comply with law, and otherwise operate as described in our Privacy Policy and any written agreement.

Our site, methods, content, software and templates remain ours unless a written agreement says otherwise.

The website, copy, diagrams, page designs, benchmark structures, audit methods, templates, software, workflows, scoring approaches, documentation and other Anchorfield materials are owned by Anchorfield or its licensors.

You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, host, train models on, or create derivative commercial services from them without written permission.

A paid engagement may give you rights to use specific deliverables for your internal business purposes. Any broader ownership, license, handoff or custom-software right should be stated in the written agreement.

Public content is not accounting, tax, legal or financial advice.

The site explains how Anchorfield thinks about revenue leakage, operations, data, benchmarks and implementation. Public content is general business information. It is not advice tailored to your company and should not be relied on as accounting, tax, legal, investment, financing or employment advice.

You are responsible for decisions about your business. We are responsible for the deliverables we agree to provide in a signed engagement.

The public site is provided as is.

The site, estimator and public materials are provided on an as-is and as-available basis. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we disclaim warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, accuracy, availability and error-free operation.

We do not warrant that the estimator will always be available, that every range will be complete, that every page will be current, or that public materials will identify the right decision for your business.

Liability for the public site is limited.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Anchorfield will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, lost goodwill or business interruption arising from your use of the public site or estimator.

For paid services, any liability cap, exclusion or remedy should be stated in the written engagement agreement. Counsel should align this website language with the final form of that agreement.

Some parts of the experience rely on third parties.

The site and platform may link to or rely on third-party services for hosting, database, authentication, booking, email, analytics, error monitoring, model processing, outreach, enrichment, verification and other operations. Third-party services are governed by their own terms and policies.

We are not responsible for third-party websites or services that we do not control.

We may update these Terms as the service changes.

We may update these Terms from time to time. The updated date above tells you when the current version was posted. This version is published for review and may be revised as that review completes. Your continued use of the site after changes are posted means you accept the updated Terms.

The governing law, venue and dispute process should be confirmed by counsel and may also be set by a written engagement agreement.

For questions, contact hello@anchorfieldgroupconsulting.com.