Website terms

Clear limits for public information.

Website content is general information and does not create a professional engagement.

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Who this helps

Built around a buying situation.

Website visitors
Prospective clients
People using published guidance

Useful when

The trigger is already visible.

You may rely on website information
You want to reuse site content
You are distinguishing a website enquiry from an engagement

The position

Information does not create an engagement.

Website content is general information, not a substitute for advice based on specific facts and evidence. Accessing the site or sending an enquiry does not create a professional engagement, duty, confidentiality arrangement or acceptance of work. Those matters require explicit agreement.

A defined scope and accountable decision owners

Controls matched to the real operating context

Evidence that can be reviewed, tested and improved

Scope

What the work includes.

Every engagement is scoped around authority, operating context, available evidence and the decision that must be made.

Information status

Content is provided for general context and may change; users should obtain appropriate advice for material decisions.

Acceptable use

Do not misuse the website, interfere with its operation, attempt unauthorised access or present Pegasus content as your own.

Engagement terms

Scope, responsibilities, fees, confidentiality, data handling, reliance and liability are governed by the terms agreed for each engagement.

Questions answered

Before you scope the work.

Does an email enquiry appoint Pegasus?

No. Work begins only after fit, authority, scope and commercial terms are explicitly agreed.

Can website content be treated as legal, safety or security advice?

No. It is general information and cannot account for the facts, jurisdiction, evidence, duties and constraints of a particular situation.

Start the conversation

Bring the exposure. Leave with a controlled route forward.

A first conversation is used to understand context, authority and the decision required—not to force a predetermined package.