These terms explain the commercial, operational, and acceptable-use rules for owners, staff members, tenants, and visitors using Dormly through the website, admin panel, or connected mobile experiences.
These terms explain the commercial, operational, and acceptable-use rules for owners, staff members, tenants, and visitors using Dormly through the website, admin panel, or connected mobile experiences.
Owners are responsible for maintaining accurate account, property, and billing information inside Dormly. Access credentials must be kept secure and may not be shared in a way that risks unauthorized use.
Dormly may suspend or restrict access when there is suspected abuse, non-payment, unlawful activity, security risk, or misuse of staff and tenant data.
Paid plans renew according to the subscribed billing cycle unless separately agreed in writing. Trial or promotional periods convert to paid use when the trial period ends and service continues.
Plan limits such as hostel or PG count, staff count, and enabled invoice delivery channels depend on the selected subscription tier. Exceeding limits may require an upgrade.
Users may not use Dormly to upload unlawful content, violate privacy rights, interfere with service availability, reverse engineer protected systems, or process data without appropriate authority.
Dormly provides software tools for operations management. Owners remain responsible for tenancy decisions, regulatory compliance, local accommodation rules, and the accuracy of listings shown to tenants or prospects.
Dormly will use commercially reasonable efforts to keep services available and secure, but uninterrupted access cannot be guaranteed. Temporary downtime for maintenance, upgrades, or third-party outages may occur.
Questions about service terms, disputes, or escalations may be sent to contact@dormly.in. Continued use of the platform means acceptance of the latest published terms.