Recipient Document Access Terms.

These conditions describe recipient access to documents provided by participating organizations through Braillia Inc. You are not the paying organization merely because you open a document, and do not assume its subscription charges, administration duties, or business indemnities.

Reading, listening, navigation, Ask Braillia, and form features depend on the document and enabled workflow. Access requirements and duration depend on the organization’s approved delivery process; a link does not promise permanent hosting.

You may scan a supplied QR code or open a document link sent to you. Scanning a QR code or opening a document does not enroll you in SMS. SMS requires separate recipient consent.

Protect private links and credentials, and do not knowingly access another person’s private information without permission. If a document appears to belong to someone else, stop and contact the organization that supplied it. Browser, device, carrier, and network conditions can affect access.

BRAILLIA INC sends optional, transactional SMS messages containing links to accessible documents provided to recipients by participating organizations. Customers initiate delivery through Braillia’s SMS system; recipients open the linked document in the Document Access Portal. This program is not marketing, shipping notifications, OTP messaging, or customer account alerts.

The initial program is US-only and pending activation. These provisions describe participation when available; they do not claim that the pending sending number or keyword responses are operational.

By separately consenting, you agree to receive SMS document-access links from BRAILLIA INC at the mobile number you provide for documents delivered by participating organizations. Message frequency varies based on document deliveries. Message and data rates may apply. SMS consent is optional and is not required to obtain documents or purchase services.

Your consent must be separate and affirmative. Staff entering your number alone is not consent. Digital opt-in uses a separate, initially unchecked SMS control with frequency, rates, STOP/HELP instructions, and links to these Terms and the Privacy Policy. General Terms acceptance or cookie choices do not enroll you. Forms with optional SMS fields may be submitted without a phone number or SMS consent.

When the program is activated, reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. For SMS support, contact sms@braillia.com. After opt-out, no further document-link messages should be sent unless you validly opt in again, apart from the final opt-out confirmation. US toll-free STOP handling is carrier-managed. Consent enforcement, STOP suppression, and HELP responses must be verified before sending begins.

Declining or stopping SMS does not prevent obtaining documents through other supported channels, such as a supplied QR code or another approved access path. Ask the providing organization for an alternative if needed. Delivery of a text does not prove that you read or understood a document.

Braillia uses mobile phone numbers and SMS consent records to provide requested document-delivery messages and related support. We do not sell this information or share it with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Service providers process information only as necessary to operate and deliver the messaging service. For SMS support, contact sms@braillia.com.

Read the Privacy Policy for phone-number collection, SMS consent records, mobile opt-in data, and necessary messaging-provider processing.

Accessible tools help you explore information provided by the organization. Where enabled, Ask Braillia answers document-related questions or provides summaries. AI answers may be incomplete or incorrect; refer to the source and contact the providing organization when instructions are unclear.

A general document assistant does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a clinician, professional adviser, or emergency service. Do not rely on AI alone for a high-consequence decision.

Where enabled, enter and review responses using supported voice, keyboard, or touch. Review them before submission. The receiving organization controls its form requirements and correction process.

Voice assistance does not by itself constitute a signature, authorization, or informed consent. Those actions require the notices and confirmation steps in the approved workflow.

The providing organization is responsible for source information, intended recipients, and instructions. Braillia’s processing obligations follow applicable agreements and law. The website Privacy Policy covers website and document-link SMS processing; additional notices may apply to document contents and recipient features. These Terms do not replace those notices.

Do not misuse access controls or forward private links to unauthorized people. Legitimate assistive-technology use, accommodation requests, issue reports, and contacting a regulator are not prohibited. No organization subscription liability cap or business indemnity is imposed merely for receiving a document. Nonwaivable rights remain intact.

For document accuracy, missing information, access duration, or alternative delivery, contact the organization that provided the document. For Braillia SMS support, email sms@braillia.com. For other Braillia questions or accessibility concerns, contact Braillia.

Changes must be communicated accessibly where required. A Terms update does not itself expand SMS consent; any required new consent must be obtained before messages outside the existing permission are sent.