Terms of Service
The conditions governing access to EAIPAM, account responsibilities, payments, manuscript processing, intellectual-property rights and service limitations.
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Legal information governing the use of EAIPAM
These policies explain how EAIPAM provides its services, processes manuscripts, protects user information, manages payments and communicates the limitations of its assessments, including plagiarism and similarity analysis where applicable.
Privacy Policy
Information about the personal data EAIPAM collects, why it is processed, how it is protected and the rights available to users.
Read policyRefund Policy
The circumstances in which payments may be refunded, credited or treated as non-refundable after an assessment begins.
Read policyCancellation Policy
The procedures and conditions for cancelling an assessment, subscription or future service renewal.
Read policyAcceptable Use Policy
The standards users must follow when uploading manuscripts, accessing reports and using EAIPAM services.
Read policyData-Retention Policy
How long manuscripts, reports, account records, transaction data and security logs are retained and how deletion may be requested.
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The technical and organisational measures used to protect accounts, unpublished manuscripts, reports and associated information.
Read policyScientific and Editorial Disclaimer
Important limitations concerning EAIPAM integrity-risk scores, plagiarism and similarity findings, reference findings, scientific observations and AI-mediated writing-pattern assessments.
Read policyImportant notice
EAIPAM provides editorial decision-support, not a determination of misconduct
EAIPAM findings, similarity results and integrity-risk scores support editorial assessment. They do not independently establish AI authorship, fabrication, plagiarism, research misconduct or other wrongdoing. Similarity percentages indicate textual overlap and are not mathematically combined with the EAIPAM integrity-risk score. Final decisions remain with the responsible editor, publisher, institution or authorised decision-maker.