Terms

Cedria is a private preview SaaS product for campaign planning, execution, assets, stakeholder review, launch readiness, and reporting. These terms describe the expected use of the private preview product.

The product is still being refined. Features, limits, pricing, and availability may change before public commercial launch. These terms are an early private preview version and should be reviewed before public commercial launch.

Workspace owners and admins are responsible for inviting teammates, managing member access, and reviewing who can access workspace data. Removing a teammate removes workspace access, not the underlying identity provider account.

Use Cedria for lawful campaign planning and collaboration. Do not use the service to abuse public links, upload harmful content, attempt unauthorized access, disrupt the service, or store data you do not have permission to use.

You keep responsibility for the campaign data, uploaded files, stakeholder contacts, feedback, and other workspace content you add. During private preview, avoid storing highly sensitive production data until production policies are finalized.

Billing is currently in foundation/private preview mode. Stripe-hosted Checkout and Customer Portal are used when products, prices, and provider settings are configured. Final commercial pricing and billing terms should be reviewed before paid public launch.

Review packages and client portal links are intended to show selected review-facing campaign data. Anyone with an active public review link may be able to view that selected review content, so share links carefully.

Private preview access may change, pause, or be adjusted as the product evolves. The product may include bugs, incomplete workflows, changing limits, and downtime while it is being prepared for broader launch.

Cedria is provided for private preview testing and early workflow evaluation. It should not be treated as a final production system for highly sensitive data or regulated workflows.

Use in-app feedback or contact the project owner with the workspace, route, campaign name if relevant, what happened, and what you expected. Do not include secrets, raw tokens, or sensitive production data in support reports.

July 14, 2026