TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Introduction and Acceptance of Terms
Welcome to AtoANI. These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the website located at www.atoani.com, the AtoANI online store, AtoANI iCROP AI, AtoANI Distribution, AtoANI Learning Center, AtoANI Carbon Credits-related services and opportunities, Bohol Ube Project-related activities, contract-growing and market-linkage services, buyer and supplier registrations, trainings, events, agricultural products, digital tools, subscriptions, and any other programs, products, platforms, or services offered by AtoANI Agriventures Inc. (“AtoANI,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) from time to time. All such offerings are collectively referred to as the “Services.”
By visiting the AtoANI website, creating an account, purchasing a product or Service, registering land, submitting information, subscribing to a paid feature, participating in AtoANI iCROP AI, registering for a training or event, submitting a Letter of Interest, Purchase Interest Form, supplier registration, contract-growing interest, or otherwise using any AtoANI Service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms. If you do not agree with these Terms, you should not access or use the Services.
2. About AtoANI
AtoANI Agriventures Inc. is an agriculture and technology company that develops and facilitates solutions intended to support farmers, landowners, cooperatives, agribusinesses, institutional customers, buyers, government organizations, development partners, and other agricultural stakeholders. AtoANI's activities may include agricultural planning, crop production support, land assessment, satellite and geospatial analysis, artificial intelligence-assisted agricultural advisory, crop suitability assessment, market access, contract growing, distribution, aggregation, agricultural sourcing, processing, traceability, training, commercialization, and environmental or carbon-related initiatives.
Some Services may be delivered directly by AtoANI, while others may involve farmers, cooperatives, processors, buyers, project partners, logistics providers, payment processors, technology providers, consultants, government institutions, or other independent third parties. The nature of AtoANI's role may therefore vary depending on the specific transaction, Service, or program.
3. Eligibility and Authority
You may use the Services only if you are legally capable of entering into a binding agreement under applicable law. If you use the Services on behalf of a corporation, cooperative, farmer organization, government entity, educational institution, NGO, business, or other organization, you represent and warrant that you are authorized to act for and bind that organization where applicable.
Where a person is not legally capable of entering into an agreement independently, the Services must be used with the authorization or supervision of a parent, guardian, or other legally responsible person, as applicable.
4. Account Registration and Security
Certain AtoANI Services require users to create an account or register through the website. Users must provide accurate, complete, and truthful information and must update such information when necessary. Users are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their login information and for taking reasonable steps to prevent unauthorized access to their accounts.
Users may not impersonate another individual or organization, knowingly submit false information, create fraudulent accounts, access another person's account without authorization, or register land, property, business, or agricultural information that they are not authorized to provide. AtoANI should be notified promptly if a user believes that an account has been compromised or accessed without authorization.
AtoANI may suspend, restrict, or terminate account access where reasonably necessary because of suspected fraud, misuse, cybersecurity risks, unauthorized access, material violation of these Terms, non-payment, violation of applicable law, misuse of AtoANI intellectual property, or conduct that may harm AtoANI, its users, its partners, or its systems.
5. AtoANI iCROP AI
AtoANI iCROP AI is a technology-enabled agricultural planning, land-management, advisory, analysis, traceability, and market-access platform. Its features may include My Lands, Land Details, Crop Calendar, Land Suitability Assessment, AI Advisory, Contracts & Markets, contract-growing tools, production-planning features, traceability functions, market-linkage features, yield or production analytics, and other features that AtoANI may introduce in the future.
Features may be offered free of charge, on a per-use basis, through subscriptions, through organization-level arrangements, or through separate contracts. Access to a particular feature may depend on eligibility, payment, geography, available data, project participation, technical requirements, or other conditions specified by AtoANI.
6. My Lands
The My Lands feature allows users to register and manage agricultural land parcels and may provide an initial overview based on available information. Depending on the data available for a particular location, users may receive information relating to geographic location, estimated area, satellite imagery, rainfall, weather, terrain, slope, crop information, farm characteristics, or other land-related observations.
Land registration through AtoANI is intended solely for platform and agricultural planning purposes. Registering a parcel of land does not establish, transfer, certify, or prove ownership, legal possession, land title, tenancy rights, cadastral boundaries, or any other property right. AtoANI is not a land registry, cadastral authority, surveyor, or title-certification authority. Users remain responsible for verifying ownership, tenancy, boundaries, permits, and land-use rights through the appropriate government authorities and qualified professionals.
7. Land Suitability Assessment
AtoANI may provide assessments estimating the suitability of a particular area for selected crops. These assessments may be generated using combinations of satellite data, geographic information, terrain data, climate information, weather data, available soil data, user-submitted information, crop databases, agricultural models, algorithms, artificial intelligence, and third-party information.
Land Suitability Assessments are decision-support tools and should not be interpreted as guarantees that a crop will grow successfully, produce a specific yield, achieve a specific quality level, or generate a particular income or profit. Where soil-test results, physical inspections, or other field information have not been provided, the assessment may be subject to additional limitations. Users should conduct appropriate due diligence, including site validation, soil testing where appropriate, agronomic assessment, financial analysis, and other necessary professional evaluation before making significant agricultural investments.
8. Land Details and Crop Calendar
AtoANI may provide land information, crop calendars, production schedules, and suggested farming activities to support planning and farm management. These outputs are based on available data and assumptions and may need to be adjusted based on actual conditions in the field.
Agricultural activities may be affected by rainfall, temperature, extreme weather, soil conditions, pests, diseases, crop variety, planting-material quality, irrigation availability, farmer practices, labor availability, access to inputs, climate conditions, market considerations, and other factors. Users are responsible for monitoring their own farms and making appropriate adjustments when conditions change.
9. AI Advisory
AtoANI may provide agricultural information generated or assisted by artificial intelligence. AI Advisory may address matters such as planting, crop establishment, crop maintenance, fertilization, irrigation, pest management, disease management, production scheduling, harvest timing, agricultural practices, and other crop-related questions.
AI-generated information may contain errors, omissions, outdated information, incorrect assumptions, or recommendations that are unsuitable for a particular location, farm, crop, or circumstance. AI Advisory is therefore intended to support, and not replace, professional agricultural advice, field inspection, laboratory testing, regulatory guidance, or expert diagnosis. Users remain responsible for evaluating whether a recommendation is appropriate before implementing it and should consult qualified agriculturists, agricultural technicians, crop specialists, laboratories, regulators, or other professionals where necessary.
10. Satellite, Weather, Geospatial and Third-Party Data
Certain AtoANI Services rely on data supplied by third parties, which may include satellite services, weather providers, mapping systems, government agencies, research organizations, public databases, cloud services, technology platforms, or other external sources.
Third-party information may contain inaccuracies, may be delayed, may have limited geographic resolution, may be incomplete, may be based on estimates, or may not always be available. AtoANI therefore does not guarantee that third-party data, weather information, satellite observations, maps, estimated boundaries, or other externally sourced information will always be accurate, complete, current, uninterrupted, or suitable for every purpose.
11. Agricultural Risks
Agriculture involves inherent uncertainty, and results may vary substantially even where recommendations, planning tools, or best practices are followed. AtoANI does not guarantee germination, crop survival, yield, quality, harvest dates, farmer income, profitability, market price, buyer demand, planting-material availability, absence of pests or diseases, favorable weather, or successful commercialization.
Agricultural outcomes may be affected by weather, climate, natural disasters, pests, diseases, soil conditions, planting materials, farm management, access to labor and inputs, irrigation, logistics, market conditions, regulation, and other circumstances beyond AtoANI's reasonable control. Decisions concerning planting, production, harvesting, processing, investment, purchasing, and selling remain the responsibility of the relevant user.
12. Contracts and Markets
AtoANI may provide digital or offline tools that connect farmers, landowners, cooperatives, suppliers, aggregators, processors, exporters, institutional buyers, government organizations, and other agricultural stakeholders. Such opportunities may include contract-growing arrangements, agricultural sourcing, purchasing requirements, supply offers, bids, market opportunities, production programs, or buyer requirements.
Registration on AtoANI, registration of land, participation in AtoANI iCROP AI, or submission of an expression of interest does not guarantee that a user will receive a contract, purchase order, buyer, minimum volume, minimum income, minimum selling price, financing, planting materials, or access to a particular agricultural program. Eligibility may depend on crop suitability, location, production capability, buyer demand, quality requirements, traceability, volume, regulatory compliance, harvest schedule, commercial requirements, and other criteria.
13. Separate Commercial Agreements
Specific commercial transactions may require a separate Purchase Order, Supply Agreement, Contract Growing Agreement, Distribution Agreement, Processing Agreement, Services Agreement, Memorandum of Agreement, quotation, invoice, or other written contract. If the terms of such a separate agreement conflict with these general Terms, the separate agreement will govern the specific transaction to the extent of the conflict.
14. AtoANI's Role in Transactions
AtoANI's role may differ depending on the particular transaction. AtoANI may act as a seller, buyer, distributor, aggregator, service provider, technology provider, project implementer, processor, market facilitator, or intermediary.
The fact that two parties are connected through AtoANI does not automatically mean that AtoANI is the employer, guarantor, agent, partner, purchaser, seller, or representative of either independent participant unless a separate agreement expressly establishes such a relationship.
15. Letters of Interest, Purchase Interest Forms, and Other Expressions of Interest
AtoANI may allow businesses, buyers, farmers, suppliers, landowners, cooperatives, and other stakeholders to submit Letters of Interest, Purchase Interest Forms, expected product requirements, supply registrations, planting-material requests, collaboration forms, contract-growing interest forms, or similar expressions of interest.
Unless specifically stated otherwise, these submissions are non-binding and do not create an obligation to purchase, supply, reserve, manufacture, deliver, accept, or pay for a product or Service. A binding commercial obligation generally arises only when the relevant parties have agreed on final commercial terms and executed a Purchase Order, Supply Agreement, Contract Growing Agreement, or another binding commercial arrangement.
16. Agricultural Products
AtoANI may sell, distribute, aggregate, source, process, or facilitate the sale of fresh agricultural products, processed agricultural products, ube products, planting materials, and other agricultural goods.
Agricultural products are subject to natural variation and may differ in appearance, color, size, shape, weight, moisture, texture, maturity, or other biological characteristics. Product photographs are generally illustrative unless specific commercial specifications have been agreed.
Availability may also be affected by seasonality, crop production, farmer supply, weather, product quality, processing capacity, logistics, government regulation, or other supply-chain conditions. The appearance of a product on the website therefore does not constitute a guarantee of continuous availability.
17. Order and Processing
For regular online orders, AtoANI's current standard order-processing period is generally two to three business days. Orders are generally not shipped or delivered on Sundays. This reflects the existing Shipping Policy published by AtoANI.
Processing may take longer during periods of high order volume, public holidays, severe weather, transportation disruptions, agricultural supply shortages, processing delays, or other exceptional circumstances. Where a significant delay becomes known, AtoANI may contact the customer using the email address, telephone number, or other contact details supplied with the order. Processing time is separate from any transit period required by the courier or logistics provider.
18. Subscription Deliveries
For special subscription orders, delivery frequency and delivery dates may depend on the arrangement agreed between AtoANI and the customer. Subscription deliveries may, for example, be scheduled weekly, monthly, or according to another agreed schedule.
AtoANI's currently published Shipping Policy states that shipping is free for subscription orders. Where a particular subscription expressly includes free shipping, no separate shipping charge will apply to covered deliveries. The applicable subscription terms, delivery location, frequency, and exclusions, if any, should be confirmed in the subscription arrangement.
19. Shipping Charges
Shipping charges may be calculated separately after checkout and communicated through a confirmation email, invoice, quotation, or other AtoANI communication. The existing Shipping Policy provides that shipping charges are communicated through confirmation email after checkout and that payment confirmation may follow submission or verification of the customer's payment.
If an order displays a shipping fee of zero or “₱0,” this does not necessarily mean that delivery is free. Under AtoANI's currently published policy, a zero shipping amount may indicate that the customer is required to pay the applicable courier or delivery fee upon arrival of the order. Customers should review the applicable order confirmation for the final shipping arrangement.
20. Shipment Confirmation and Tracking
Where shipment tracking is available, AtoANI will normally send a shipment confirmation containing the relevant tracking number or tracking information after the order has been shipped. The availability and accuracy of tracking information may depend on the courier or logistics provider.
21. Delivery Information
Customers are responsible for providing complete and accurate recipient names, delivery addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, and other information required to complete delivery. AtoANI is not responsible for delays, failed deliveries, or additional costs resulting from inaccurate or incomplete delivery information supplied by the customer.
If an order is returned to AtoANI because the delivery information was incorrect or the recipient was unavailable to accept the shipment, the customer may be required to pay the additional cost of re-delivery unless otherwise agreed.
Any delivery date communicated by AtoANI should generally be treated as an estimate unless the parties have expressly agreed in writing to a guaranteed delivery date.
22. Inspection of Delivered Products
Customers should inspect agricultural and perishable products promptly after delivery. If a product arrives damaged, rotten, contaminated, materially defective, or otherwise unsuitable because of a condition existing at delivery, the customer should contact AtoANI as soon as reasonably possible and provide the relevant order information and appropriate evidence, such as photographs of the product and packaging.
23. Returns and Refunds for Agricultural Products
Because AtoANI sells agricultural and potentially perishable products, certain items are not suitable for return. AtoANI's existing Return Policy states that products that expire sooner than one month from the date of purchase are generally not eligible for a refund. This restriction does not prevent a customer from seeking an appropriate remedy where a product arrived damaged, rotten, contaminated, materially defective, or where applicable law requires another remedy.
For items that are eligible for return, AtoANI's current policy provides a return period of seven calendar days from purchase. Eligible products should generally be unopened and in their original condition. Where applicable law requires the period to be determined from delivery or receipt rather than purchase, the legally required rule will apply.
Customers should contact AtoANI before returning a product and follow the return instructions provided by customer service. Products should not be sent back without prior coordination.
24. Damaged, Rotten or Contaminated Products
If a product arrives damaged, rotten, or contaminated, AtoANI's currently published policy provides for a free replacement. AtoANI may request reasonable supporting information, including photographs, videos, packaging information, delivery records, product labels, or batch information, before processing a replacement or other remedy.
Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, AtoANI may provide a replacement, refund, account credit, or another appropriate remedy.
25. Return Shipping
Where AtoANI determines that a product qualifies for an AtoANI-covered return, customers should coordinate with customer service regarding the return procedure. The existing AtoANI policy directs customers to contact customer service regarding return-shipping arrangements for eligible products.
26. Digital Services and Refunds
Digital Services, including Land Suitability Assessments, reports, AI-generated analyses, subscription access, or other digital outputs, differ from physical agricultural products. Once a paid digital output has been substantially generated, accessed, or delivered, it may generally be non-refundable unless the Service materially failed, a duplicate payment occurred, the purchased Service was not delivered, or applicable law requires a refund.
Where a specific digital product or subscription has separate refund terms, those terms will apply in addition to these general Terms.
27. Trainings and Events
AtoANI may offer agricultural trainings, workshops, webinars, consultations, demonstrations, learning programs, and other events. Registration, cancellation, substitution, credit, and refund conditions may differ by program and may be provided separately during registration.
AtoANI may reasonably modify event schedules, speakers, venues, methods of delivery, or course content where operationally necessary. Certificates may be subject to attendance, completion, assessment, payment, or other requirements specified for the relevant program.
28. Wholesale and Bulk Orders
AtoANI welcomes wholesale and bulk inquiries for agricultural products. AtoANI's existing Shipping & Returns page states that volume discounts may be offered for bulk purchases and that free shipping is available for such transactions.
For purposes of these updated Terms, volume discounts and free-shipping arrangements will apply only where they are specifically confirmed by AtoANI in the applicable quotation, invoice, Purchase Order, email confirmation, or commercial agreement. This allows shipping arrangements to take account of destination, quantity, product type, international delivery, logistics requirements, and other relevant circumstances.
Wholesale, institutional, export, processing, and other business-to-business transactions may also be subject to separate commercial terms. The applicable Purchase Order, quotation, Supply Agreement, invoice, or other contract will govern the relevant transaction where its terms differ from these general Terms.
29. Payments
AtoANI may accept payment through bank deposit, bank transfer, electronic payments, online payment gateways, invoices, or other approved payment methods. AtoANI's existing Shipping & Returns page currently identifies direct bank deposit as an available payment method and requests that customers send proof of payment so that the order may be prepared.
Where payment is made through bank deposit or transfer, AtoANI may require submission of a deposit slip, transfer confirmation, or other proof of payment. An order may remain pending until payment has been verified.
For security purposes, customers should rely on current payment instructions stated on the official AtoANI checkout page, quotation, invoice, or verified communication from AtoANI. Customers are encouraged to verify account details before transferring funds.
By submitting payment, a customer represents that the customer is authorized to use the selected payment method. Third-party payment providers may impose their own terms and privacy policies.
30. Pricing and Additional Charges
Prices may be stated in Philippine pesos, US dollars, or another applicable currency. Prices may change before a purchase is completed unless otherwise stated in a valid quotation or commercial agreement.
Unless expressly included in the stated price, additional costs may apply for shipping, logistics, taxes, customs duties, import or export charges, laboratory testing, certifications, packaging, processing, documentation, payment-processing fees, or other transaction-specific services.
The final commercial price will generally be the amount confirmed in the checkout, quotation, invoice, Purchase Order, or applicable written agreement.
31. Ube and Planting Materials
Availability of ube products, ube planting materials, and particular agricultural varieties depends on actual production, seasonality, farmer supply, product quality, regulatory conditions, plant-health requirements, and other relevant circumstances.
An inquiry, form submission, waiting-list registration, or request for planting materials does not guarantee availability. AtoANI may decline, delay, modify, or cancel supply where completing the transaction could violate quarantine requirements, government directives, conservation measures, intellectual-property restrictions, geographic-indication rules, plant-health regulations, or other applicable requirements.
32. Carbon Credit and Environmental Opportunities
Landowners, farmers, cooperatives, or other users registered with AtoANI may from time to time be considered for carbon-credit projects, soil-carbon initiatives, regenerative-agriculture programs, sustainability programs, or other environmental opportunities.
Registration of land or participation in an AtoANI program does not guarantee acceptance into a carbon project, issuance of carbon credits, verification, validation, a particular quantity of credits, a specific credit price, or carbon-related income. Participation may require additional documentation, eligibility assessments, land-right verification, monitoring, field activities, validation, verification, contractual agreements, and compliance with the applicable carbon methodology or standard. Any revenue-sharing arrangement would be governed by a separate agreement.
33. User Submitted Information
Users may provide personal information, contact details, company information, land locations, farm boundaries, crop information, production records, soil-test results, agricultural practices, photographs, buyer requirements, supplier information, business documents, and other information through the Services.
By submitting such information, users represent that they have the right or appropriate authority to provide it and that they will not knowingly submit false, fraudulent, misleading, or unlawfully obtained information.
Users retain ownership of information they lawfully own. Users grant AtoANI the rights reasonably necessary to process, store, analyze, reproduce, and use the submitted information for purposes related to providing and administering the Services, generating requested assessments, managing accounts and transactions, facilitating market opportunities, improving the platform, supporting traceability, managing projects, conducting permitted analytics, and complying with applicable contractual or legal obligations.
34. Aggregated and De-Identified Information
Subject to applicable law, AtoANI may use aggregated, anonymized, or appropriately de-identified data derived from platform activity for agricultural research, market analysis, forecasting, benchmarking, model improvement, service development, impact measurement, reporting, commercialization, and related purposes where such data does not reasonably identify an individual.
35. Privacy
The collection and processing of personal information through the Services is governed by AtoANI's separate Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy should be read together with these Terms.
Where appropriate or legally required, AtoANI may seek separate consent for particular processing activities, including marketing communications, location processing, profiling, automated processing, or sharing information with project partners or service providers.
36. Cookies and Website Analytics
The AtoANI website may use cookies, analytics tools, pixels, session technologies, and similar technologies to operate website functions, keep users signed in, understand website usage, improve Services, measure performance, prevent misuse, and support marketing activities where permitted.
Further information may be provided in AtoANI's Privacy Policy or Cookie Notice.
37. Communications
AtoANI may send service-related communications regarding accounts, orders, subscriptions, transactions, payments, deliveries, registered land, training programs, market opportunities, or other Services requested by a user. These operational communications may be necessary to administer the relevant Service.
Where legally permitted and where any required consent has been obtained, AtoANI may also send marketing communications concerning products, promotions, trainings, AtoANI iCROP AI features, contract-growing opportunities, planting materials, market opportunities, events, and related programs. Users may unsubscribe from marketing messages through the method provided in the relevant communication.
38. Intellectual Property
Unless expressly stated otherwise, AtoANI owns or lawfully uses the intellectual-property rights associated with its website, trademarks, branding, AtoANI iCROP AI, software, algorithms, workflows, methodologies, recommendation systems, databases, assessment tools, reports, report formats, artificial-intelligence systems, graphics, designs, photographs, text, training materials, and other proprietary content.
Use of a paid or free AtoANI Service gives the user only a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and revocable right to use that Service for legitimate personal, agricultural, institutional, or business purposes. Purchasing access to a Service does not transfer ownership of AtoANI software, algorithms, databases, methodologies, technology, branding, or other intellectual property.
39. Prohibited Use
Users may not, without prior written authorization from AtoANI, reverse engineer the Services, attempt to obtain source code or proprietary algorithms, systematically scrape or harvest information, build a competing database from AtoANI data, circumvent paid-access restrictions, resell unauthorized access to AtoANI iCROP AI, interfere with platform operation, introduce malicious software, remove copyright or trademark notices, use AtoANI trademarks deceptively, or attempt unauthorized access to AtoANI systems or other users' accounts.
The Services may not be used for unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, abusive, or harmful activities.
40. Third Party Services
The Services may link to or integrate with payment providers, couriers, mapping services, satellite providers, AI systems, logistics providers, social-media platforms, cloud services, government resources, databases, and other independent third parties.
Third-party products and services may be governed by separate terms and policies. AtoANI does not control all such external services and does not guarantee their continuous availability, accuracy, performance, security, or content.
41. Project Partners and Government Programs
AtoANI may participate in projects implemented with government agencies, universities, associations, cooperatives, NGOs, businesses, foundations, development organizations, and other partners.
The mention of a partner on the AtoANI website does not necessarily mean that the organization endorses every AtoANI product or Service, guarantees AtoANI's activities, approves all statements appearing on the website, or assumes responsibility for AtoANI's commercial transactions. Each organization's role depends on the specific project or agreement.
42. Regulatory, Government and Export Approvals
AtoANI may participate in activities involving government programs, agricultural certifications, food-safety requirements, export compliance, organic certification, grants, permits, accreditations, carbon programs, and other regulatory matters.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, AtoANI does not guarantee grant approval, government funding, certification, accreditation, FDA approval, export approval, customs clearance, organic certification, permit issuance, or acceptance into a particular government or development program.
Agricultural products intended for export may be subject to additional requirements relating to labeling, food safety, traceability, customs, importer registration, certifications, product testing, organic compliance, facility registration, or destination-country requirements. AtoANI may delay, modify, or decline a transaction where required compliance has not been completed.
43. Service Availability
AtoANI aims to maintain the availability of its website and digital Services but does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation. Services may occasionally become unavailable because of maintenance, upgrades, technical problems, third-party outages, internet interruptions, cybersecurity incidents, server failures, power interruptions, or other events.
AtoANI may modify, improve, replace, suspend, or discontinue features as the platform and business develop, subject to applicable contractual commitments and legal requirements.
44. Beta and Experimental Services
Certain features may be identified as beta, pilot, experimental, early access, prototype, or testing features. Such features may contain errors, have limited functionality, change substantially, or be discontinued.
Users should not rely exclusively on experimental features for critical agricultural, regulatory, financial, or investment decisions.
45. Disclaimer of Warranties
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Services are provided on an “as available” and, where appropriate, “as is” basis. AtoANI does not guarantee that every output will be error-free, that every recommendation will result in successful agricultural production, that all third-party data will be accurate, that Services will always be uninterrupted, that a crop will be profitable, that a particular buyer or market opportunity will remain available, or that estimates will match actual results.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude warranties, consumer rights, data-subject rights, or other rights that cannot legally be excluded or waived.
46. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, AtoANI and its directors, officers, employees, contractors, and authorized representatives will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or purely speculative damages arising from the use of the Services, including losses relating to crop failure, lower-than-expected yield, market-price changes, anticipated profits, buyer cancellation, inaccurate information supplied by users, weather events, third-party data, artificial-intelligence recommendations, courier delays outside AtoANI's reasonable control, or user decisions made solely in reliance on estimates, reports, or digital assessments.
Where AtoANI is legally liable in connection with a paid digital Service, AtoANI's aggregate liability relating to that specific Service will, to the extent permitted by law and unless another written agreement provides otherwise, generally be limited to the amount actually paid by the user to AtoANI for the Service giving rise to the claim.
Nothing in this section limits liability where applicable law does not permit such limitation.
47. User Responsibility
Users remain responsible for their own business, agricultural, financial, investment, regulatory, property, and commercial decisions. AtoANI's information, technology, assessments, and advisory tools are intended to assist decision-making rather than eliminate the need for user judgment and appropriate professional advice.
To the extent permitted by law, users may be responsible for claims or losses arising from their unlawful use of the Services, intentional submission of fraudulent information, infringement of third-party rights, unauthorized registration or use of another person's land or data, violation of these Terms, or violation of applicable law.
48. Force Majeure
AtoANI will not be responsible for failure or delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including typhoons, floods, droughts, earthquakes, fires, crop failures, pest or disease outbreaks, pandemics, transportation disruption, port congestion, strikes, war, civil disturbance, government restrictions, customs delays, regulatory changes, power failures, internet outages, cyber incidents, or similar force majeure events.
Where such circumstances affect a particular commercial transaction, the rights and responsibilities of the parties may also be governed by the applicable Purchase Order, Supply Agreement, Contract Growing Agreement, or other separate agreement.
49. Suspension and Termination
AtoANI may suspend, restrict, or terminate access to the Services where reasonably necessary because of material violation of these Terms, suspected fraud, cybersecurity threats, abuse, non-payment, unauthorized use, infringement of intellectual property, illegal activity, or conduct that could materially harm AtoANI, another user, or a third party.
Users may stop using the Services at any time and may request account closure, subject to outstanding contractual obligations, unpaid balances, legal requirements, retention requirements, or other matters that must reasonably be completed before the account can be fully closed.
50. Changes to These Terms
AtoANI may revise these Terms as its technology, products, business model, regulatory environment, or Services evolve. Updated Terms will be published on the AtoANI website together with a revised “Last Updated” date.
Where a change materially affects existing paid Services or user rights, AtoANI may provide additional notice where reasonably appropriate or legally required. Continued use of the Services after updated Terms become effective constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms to the extent permitted by law.
51. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain effective to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law. The affected provision should be interpreted or adjusted as closely as legally possible to achieve its intended purpose.
52. No Waiver
AtoANI's failure or delay in exercising any right under these Terms does not constitute a waiver of that right or prevent AtoANI from exercising the right at a later time.
53. Entire Agreement and Relationship With Other Policies
These Terms should be read together with AtoANI's Privacy Policy, Cookie Notice, Shipping and Returns Policy, subscription conditions, quotations, invoices, Purchase Orders, product-specific terms, Supply Agreements, Contract Growing Agreements, Distribution Agreements, training policies, and other documents expressly applicable to a specific transaction or Service.
Where a separately executed agreement expressly governs a specific transaction and conflicts with these general Terms, the specific written agreement will prevail for that transaction.
54. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, without prejudice to mandatory consumer rights, privacy rights, contractual protections, or other legal rights that apply to a particular user or transaction.
55. Dispute Resolution
AtoANI and users are encouraged to attempt to resolve disputes in good faith through direct communication before commencing formal proceedings. Nothing in these Terms prevents a party from exercising remedies available under Philippine law or from bringing a matter before an appropriate government agency, regulator, tribunal, or court.
A separate B2B, supply, distribution, processing, contract-growing, or project agreement may provide its own dispute-resolution process, in which case the relevant agreement will govern that transaction.
56. Contact Information
Questions regarding these Terms, orders, returns, or AtoANI Services may be submitted through AtoANI's official communication channels. The current Shipping & Returns page lists AtoANI's general contact email addresses as info@atoani.com and atoani.ph@gmail.com, together with the general contact number +63 925 846 5521 and Bohol contact number +63 998 422 6631.
AtoANI's listed Bohol location is the AtoANI Demo Farm, Centro, Cambuhat, Buenavista, Bohol 6333. The website also lists a Cebu City location at 11th Floor, Regus, i2 Building, Cebu IT Park, Brgy. Apas, Cebu City 6000, and a Lapu-Lapu City location at Regus, Island Central Mactan, MEPZ Ecozone, Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu 6015. The existing website states that visits are by appointment and that walk-ins are not accepted.
Users should schedule a meeting before visiting an AtoANI location to help ensure that an appropriate representative is available.
57. User Acknowledgement
By creating an account, registering land, purchasing a product or Service, subscribing to a digital feature, submitting an expression of interest, or otherwise using AtoANI, you acknowledge that agriculture involves inherent risks and that AtoANI does not guarantee crop yield, profitability, farmer income, buyer availability, market prices, or production outcomes. You also acknowledge that satellite data, artificial intelligence, crop suitability assessments, weather information, forecasts, crop calendars, and agricultural recommendations are decision-support tools that may have limitations or inaccuracies and should not be treated as guaranteed outcomes or substitutes for appropriate professional advice.
You further acknowledge that registering land through AtoANI does not establish legal ownership or certify property boundaries; that registration does not guarantee a buyer, contract-growing agreement, purchase order, financing, planting materials, carbon credits, or participation in a particular project; and that Letters of Interest, Purchase Interest Forms, supplier registrations, and similar expressions of interest are generally non-binding unless expressly converted into a binding commercial agreement.
You also acknowledge that agricultural products may be subject to seasonality, natural variation, availability constraints, regulatory requirements, shipping delays, and other circumstances beyond AtoANI's reasonable control. Specific transactions may be governed by separate Purchase Orders, Supply Agreements, Contract Growing Agreements, Distribution Agreements, quotations, or other contracts.
By continuing to access or use the AtoANI website or Services, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms and Conditions.