Notifiable Breach is operated by Released Pty Ltd.
ABN 93 628 576 027
Privacy and support: support@releasedgroup.com

SERVICE TERMS

An aid to your judgement.
Not a substitute for it.

Purpose and responsibility

Notifiable Breach helps organise facts, document reasoning and prepare draft reports. It does not provide legal advice, incident forensics, guaranteed compliance or an authoritative determination. You remain responsible for verifying facts, obtaining advice, assessing applicable laws and completing any notifications.

Acceptable use

Use the service only for incidents you are authorised to assess. Do not enter unnecessary personal information, credentials or malicious content. Do not attempt to access another account’s records or interfere with the service.

Accounts and payments

The initial five-question check is available without signing in. It does not save a case or provide a completed investigation. Sign in to create saved incident records and access reports.

Each account receives one free assessment. Where enabled, a paid credit starts one additional incident. Credits do not create a subscription. Deleting an incident does not restore its credit. Card payments are processed by Stripe; the application grants access only after payment verification. Refunded or disputed purchases may have unused credits revoked.

Reports and AI drafts

All outcomes and reports require human review. AI drafts can be incomplete or inaccurate. No report is submitted to the OAIC or sent to affected individuals by this service. User-entered notification dates do not independently verify delivery.

Price, support and customer rights

The initial check and first saved assessment are free. Each additional assessment costs AUD $19.95 including GST. You can cancel checkout before payment. For payment errors, unused-credit refund requests, service problems or account closure, contact support@releasedgroup.com. Refund requests are assessed on their circumstances and applicable law. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded under Australian consumer law.

Australian consumer guarantees apply where required by law, including due care and skill. If the service fails to meet an applicable guarantee, you may be entitled to a remedy. Read the ACCC explanation of consumer rights.