Version 0.1-draft · Effective 4 June 2026 ·
Operator: Andrei Trimbitas trading as Old Forge Technologies
This Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP") governs use of the Felgate platform
(felgate.co.uk and tenant subdomains). It forms part of, and is incorporated into, the
Terms of Service. "Customer", "you" and "practitioner"
mean the account holder; "client" means an individual you serve through the platform.
1. Your responsibility for your practice
Felgate provides software. You remain solely responsible for your professional
practice, the advice you give, your clients, and your compliance with the law and your professional
obligations. You are the data controller for your clients' personal data; we process it for
you under the Data Processing Agreement.
2. Scope of practice - nutrition, not medicine
You confirm and agree that:
- You are a nutrition practitioner, not a medical doctor or a registered
dietitian, and you will not use the platform to diagnose, treat or claim
to cure any disease or medical condition, or to imply you are a "dietitian" / "dietician"
(protected titles) unless you are in fact HCPC-registered as such.
- You will refer clients to their GP or an appropriate medical professional where their needs fall
outside your competence or require medical supervision (for example anaemia, diabetes, high blood
pressure, infertility, gastric ulcers, metabolic disease, obesity, eating disorders, or pregnancy
complications).
- You will use the terminology the platform is built around: "clients", not
"patients", consistent with your professional obligations.
3. Health and advertising claims
When you publish content through the platform (plans, templates, messages, profile, booking
pages), you agree to comply with:
- the ASA / CAP Code, in particular Section 15 (food, food
supplements and associated health or nutrition claims). You will not make claims
that are unsubstantiated or that CAP/ASA treat as unacceptable - including "detox" / "remove
toxins" / "boost cellular energy" type claims, or claims to relieve, prevent or cure conditions
that require medical supervision;
- your professional body's code of conduct (for example CNHC, BANT, AfN or FNTP)
and your registration's scope of practice;
- the rules on food supplements, making only authorised health/nutrition claims held out with
robust evidence.
You are responsible for holding evidence for any claim you make. We do not pre-vet or endorse your
content and are not responsible for it.
4. Professional standing
You will maintain current registration with your professional body where you hold yourself out as
a member, and hold valid professional indemnity insurance appropriate to your
practice for as long as you use the platform. You will obtain and record appropriate
client consent (including explicit consent for special-category health data) using
the platform's consent, privacy and terms-of-engagement forms or equivalent.
5. Data and clients
- Only upload or process client data you are lawfully entitled to process, with a
valid lawful basis and (for health data) an Article 9 condition - normally explicit
consent.
- Do not use the platform to process data of individuals who are not your clients, or for purposes
unrelated to your nutrition practice.
- Honour your clients' data-protection rights and use the platform's export and erasure tools to
do so. Respond to data-subject requests as the controller.
- Keep your account credentials secure, enable MFA, and do not share logins.
6. Prohibited uses
You will not, and will not permit anyone to:
- use the platform for anything unlawful, fraudulent or harmful;
- upload malware, attempt unauthorised access, probe, scan or test the platform's vulnerability,
or breach its security or authentication;
- scrape, harvest or bulk-extract data except via features provided for that purpose;
- overload or interfere with the platform (denial of service, excessive automated requests);
- resell, sublicense or provide the platform to third parties as your own service except as
expressly permitted;
- impersonate others, harass, or send unlawful or unsolicited communications;
- infringe intellectual property or privacy rights; or
- circumvent usage limits, billing or plan restrictions.
7. Enforcement
We may investigate suspected breaches and, where reasonable and proportionate, suspend or terminate
access, remove content or take other steps set out in the Terms. Where a breach creates a risk to
others or to the platform, we may act immediately and tell you afterwards. Serious or repeated
breaches may lead to termination without refund.
8. Changes
We may update this AUP. Material changes will be notified by email or in-product with reasonable
notice. Continued use after the effective date means acceptance.