Workspace Global Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

Anthoine Dzimah Last updated 

Last Updated: 16th September, 2026 Effective Date: 21st September, 2026


These Client Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the Workspace platform, application, and related creative production services provided by Workspace Global LTD, a company registered in England and Wales, whose registered office is at 51 Woodrow, Woolwich, London, SE18 5DF, United Kingdom ("Workspace", "we", "us", or "our").


By creating a Workspace account, accessing or using the Workspace application ("App"), purchasing or maintaining a Workspace subscription, or otherwise using the Workspace services, you ("Client", "you", or "your") agree to these Terms.


If you do not agree to these Terms, you should not create an account, access the App, or use the Workspace services.


These Terms should be read together with our Privacy Policy and any other policies or terms expressly incorporated into these Terms.


1. About Workspace#

Workspace provides clients with access to managed creative production services through a combination of technology, artificial intelligence-assisted tools, and vetted human creative professionals.


Depending on the applicable subscription and request, Workspace may provide services including graphic design, brand and marketing creative, copywriting, web-related creative work, social media content, and other creative production services made available through the Workspace platform.


Workspace operates the production process on behalf of the Client. This may include reviewing requests, developing or refining briefs, assigning work to appropriate creative professionals, managing production, conducting quality control, coordinating revisions, and delivering completed work to the Client.


Workspace does not operate as a marketplace through which Clients independently contract with individual creatives. Creative professionals are assigned and managed through Workspace's production process.


2. Definitions#

In these Terms, the following terms have the meanings set out below, unless the context requires otherwise:


  • "Client Materials" means content, information, brand assets, trademarks, logos, documents, credentials, reference materials, and any other materials provided by the Client to Workspace for the purposes of a request.
  • "Deliverables" means the completed creative work produced by Workspace for the Client pursuant to a request.
  • "Talent" means the creative professionals, contractors, or other production personnel engaged, assigned, and managed by Workspace to produce Deliverables.
  • "Taskpoints" means the internal points awarded to Talent for tasks submitted or worked on, used by Workspace to calculate Talent compensation. Taskpoints are an internal mechanism and are not a fee or charge payable by, or disclosed to, the Client.
  • "Workstream" means an active production slot through which a Client may submit a creative request for processing, as further described in Section 6 (Workstreams).
  • "Business Day" means Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays in England and Wales.
  • "Consumer" means a Client who is an individual acting for purposes wholly or mainly outside that individual's trade, business, craft, or profession.

3. Eligibility and Account Creation#

To use the Workspace App, you must provide accurate and complete information when creating your account and must keep that information up to date.


You must be at least 18 years old to create a Workspace account. Where you create an account on behalf of a company or other organisation, you confirm that you are at least 18 years old, that you have authority to act on behalf of that organisation, and that you have the authority to bind it to these Terms.


You are responsible for:


  • maintaining the confidentiality of your account credentials;
  • ensuring that only authorised persons access your account;
  • all activity carried out through your account;
  • promptly notifying Workspace if you believe your account has been accessed without authorisation; and
  • ensuring that your use of the App complies with these Terms and applicable law.


Workspace may refuse, suspend, restrict, or terminate access to an account where reasonably necessary to protect the platform, Workspace, its Clients, its Talent, or other users, or where there has been a breach of these Terms.


4. The Workspace App and Subscription#

The Workspace App is the environment through which Clients manage creative requests, communicate with Workspace, review work, provide feedback, and access completed deliverables.


Workspace subscriptions are purchased through the Workspace website or an applicable Workspace checkout process. Subscription plans are not purchased directly through the App.


Your subscription, plan, applicable fees, billing cycle, and available services are determined by the subscription or order selected by you and the applicable pricing presented by Workspace at the time of purchase.


Workspace may offer different subscription plans and may modify or introduce plans from time to time. Your applicable plan will determine the number of concurrent active Workstreams available to you.


Unless otherwise agreed in writing:


  • Basic provides one active Workstream;
  • Standard provides two active Workstreams; and
  • Pro provides three active Workstreams.


A Workstream may become available again when the relevant request is completed, paused, or otherwise closed in accordance with Workspace's production process.


5. Trial Access#

Workspace may provide eligible users with a trial period before a paid subscription is purchased.


Where a seven-day trial is offered, the trial begins when the user's account becomes eligible for trial access and continues for seven days unless otherwise stated by Workspace.


Trial access may be subject to limitations, including limits on the number or type of requests that may be submitted.


Following expiry of the trial period, an account that has not been placed on a paid subscription may have limited functionality, including access to one request and no active Workstreams.


Workspace may modify or discontinue trial access at any time, subject to applicable law and any specific terms communicated to the Client at the time the trial is offered.


6. Submitting Creative Requests#

Clients submit creative requests through the Workspace App or another Workspace-approved submission method.


A Client is responsible for providing sufficient and accurate information for Workspace to understand and execute the request.


A request may include:


  • a description of the desired work;
  • objectives and intended use;
  • brand guidelines;
  • reference materials;
  • content or copy;
  • dimensions, specifications, or technical requirements;
  • deadlines or relevant dates; and
  • other information reasonably required for production.


Workspace may request clarification, additional information, assets, or approvals before a request is considered ready for production.


Workspace may also reasonably refine or structure a Client's request into a production brief to enable the work to be completed effectively.


Workspace may decline, pause, or re-scope a request where the request is outside the scope of the applicable service, cannot reasonably be completed using the Workspace service, requires unlawful activity, infringes third-party rights, or otherwise presents a material operational, legal, or technical issue.


7. Workstreams#

The number of active Workstreams available to a Client is determined by the Client's subscription plan.


A Workstream may remain occupied while a request is actively being produced or is awaiting required Client input, subject to Workspace's task management rules.


Workspace may pause or close a Workstream where the Client has failed to provide information, feedback, approval, or other material input required to continue production.


A Workstream does not guarantee that every request will be completed within a particular number of days. Delivery timelines depend on the nature and scope of the request, Client responsiveness, required approvals, and other circumstances affecting production.


8. Delivery Timelines#

Workspace uses production timelines to provide Clients with predictable expectations for initial delivery.


Where a delivery estimate or due date is provided for a request, that timeline generally relates to the delivery of the first draft, unless Workspace expressly states otherwise.


Initial delivery timelines do not necessarily represent the time required to reach final approval, as additional time may be required for Client review, revisions, approvals, or other changes requested by the Client.


Workspace may adjust a delivery timeline where:


  • the Client provides incomplete information;
  • required assets are missing;
  • the Client changes the scope or direction of the request;
  • the Client does not provide timely feedback or approvals;
  • the request requires clarification or additional production work; or
  • circumstances outside Workspace's reasonable control affect production.

9. Revisions#

Workspace subscriptions include unlimited revisions to work produced under the applicable subscription.


For purposes of these Terms, a revision means a reasonable modification to a Deliverable that remains within the scope and intended purpose of the original brief.


A revision may be treated as a new request or a change in scope where it involves, for example:


  • a substantially different creative direction;
  • a materially different deliverable;
  • a new project or objective;
  • requirements not reasonably contemplated by the original brief; or
  • work that is substantially unrelated to the original request.


Workspace may determine, acting reasonably, whether a requested change constitutes a revision or a new request.


Workspace's standard revision timelines may vary depending on the complexity of the request. Current standard timelines may include:


  • Simple requests: up to two business days;
  • Complex requests: up to three business days; and
  • Advanced requests: up to four business days.


These timelines relate to revision delivery and do not necessarily represent final project completion.


10. Client Review and Automatic Closure#

Clients are responsible for reviewing delivered work and providing feedback or revision requests through the Workspace App or other Workspace-approved communication channel.


Where a Client does not provide required feedback or revision instructions for two Business Days, Workspace may automatically close the request and release the associated Workstream for other work.


An automatically closed request may be subject to Workspace's applicable process for reopening or submitting further work.


Where a request is automatically closed because of Client inactivity, this does not prevent Workspace from compensating the Talent assigned to the request in accordance with Workspace's Talent payment process.


11. Client Communication#

Each Client is assigned a Workspace Project Manager or other designated Workspace representative who serves as the primary point of contact for the Client's production work.


Clients should communicate project requirements, feedback, approvals, and other production instructions through the Workspace App or the communication channels designated by Workspace.


Workspace may use information communicated through these channels to manage production and determine the status, scope, and requirements of a request.


Workspace may not be responsible for delays or misunderstandings resulting from instructions or approvals communicated through unauthorised channels.


12. Client Responsibilities#

You agree to:


  • provide accurate and complete briefs;
  • provide all necessary content, assets, brand materials, credentials, and other information required for production;
  • ensure that you have the necessary rights and permissions to provide materials to Workspace;
  • provide timely and constructive feedback;
  • review deliverables within a reasonable period;
  • obtain any internal approvals necessary for your organisation;
  • use delivered work in compliance with applicable law and third-party rights;
  • maintain the security of your account; and
  • treat Workspace personnel and Talent professionally and respectfully.


You must not knowingly provide Workspace with materials that infringe another person's intellectual property, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, or other legal rights.


13. Talent and Workspace's Production Team#

Workspace may assign requests to vetted Talent selected by Workspace.


Clients do not independently contract with or employ individual creatives through the Workspace App.


Workspace is responsible for managing the production relationship with assigned Talent, including task allocation, production coordination, Taskpoint calculation, and Talent payments.


Workspace may change the creative professional assigned to a request where reasonably necessary.


Clients must not attempt to circumvent Workspace's production process, including by instructing Talent to perform work outside Workspace or by making direct payment arrangements with Talent in relation to Workspace work.


14. Taskpoints and Talent Payments#

Workspace determines the Taskpoints associated with work completed by Talent.


Taskpoints are used to calculate Talent compensation and are not amounts charged separately to Clients.


Clients are not responsible for calculating, approving, or paying Talent directly.


Workspace is solely responsible for processing payments to Talent in accordance with its Talent payment arrangements.


15. Intellectual Property#

15.1 Client Materials#

You retain ownership of Client Materials that you provide to Workspace.


You grant Workspace a limited, non-exclusive licence to use, reproduce, modify, transmit, and otherwise process Client Materials to the extent reasonably necessary to provide the services, manage production, perform quality control, use applicable technology, and deliver the requested work.


15.2 Final Deliverables#

Subject to your payment of all amounts due to Workspace, Workspace will transfer to you the rights in the approved final Deliverables produced specifically for you under your subscription, to the extent that Workspace is legally able to transfer those rights.


Where applicable, Workspace will provide the corresponding editable or source files that form part of the final Deliverable.


The transfer does not automatically include rights in third-party materials, including stock assets, fonts, music, software, plugins, templates, or other materials that are licensed separately or owned by third parties. Where third-party materials are incorporated into a Deliverable, your use of those materials may remain subject to the applicable third-party licence or terms.


15.3 Workspace Materials#

Workspace retains all rights in its platform, software, technology, processes, systems, templates, methodologies, internal tools, workflows, prompts, know-how, documentation, branding, and other materials developed or owned independently of the Client's specific Deliverables ("Workspace Materials"). Nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of Workspace Materials to the Client.


15.4 Drafts and Unselected Concepts#

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the rights transferred to the Client relate to the approved final Deliverable and do not include ownership of unused concepts, rejected drafts, internal production materials, or Workspace Materials. Workspace's use of rejected or unused concepts will remain subject to its confidentiality obligations and any rights belonging to the Client or third parties.


15.5 Moral Rights#

Certain jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom, recognise moral rights (such as the right to be identified as author of a work and the right to object to derogatory treatment of a work) which exist independently of copyright and are not automatically transferred alongside ownership or licence rights.


To the extent permitted by applicable law, Workspace will procure that Talent engaged to produce Deliverables waive their moral rights in those Deliverables, or otherwise grant the necessary consents, so as to permit the Client's full use of the Deliverables as contemplated by these Terms.


Nothing in this section affects any moral rights that cannot lawfully be waived under applicable law.


16. Portfolio and Promotional Use#

Subject to confidentiality obligations and any separate written agreement with the Client, Workspace may display completed Client work in its portfolio, case studies, website, social media, presentations, and other promotional materials.


Workspace will not knowingly disclose confidential information belonging to the Client in connection with such use.


Where the Client and Workspace have entered into a written agreement that restricts portfolio or promotional use, that agreement will govern to the extent of the conflict.


17. Artificial Intelligence and Third-Party AI Services#

Workspace may use artificial intelligence and machine-learning tools as part of its service delivery and internal production processes.


Workspace may use services provided by Anthropic, including Claude, and may use other third-party technology providers where reasonably necessary to operate or improve the Workspace service.


AI-assisted tools may be used for activities including briefing, ideation, production assistance, workflow support, quality control, research, or other production-related functions.


Workspace does not use Client data to train its own artificial intelligence models.


Where Client information is processed through third-party AI or technology providers, such processing is subject to the applicable arrangements, safeguards, and terms governing those services.


Clients remain responsible for reviewing final Deliverables before publication or commercial use where appropriate.


AI-assisted outputs may not always be unique, and Workspace does not represent that an AI-assisted output will never resemble material produced for another user or generated independently by another person or system.


18. Data Protection and Privacy#

Workspace collects and processes personal information in connection with the creation and administration of Client accounts, provision of services, communications, payments, support, security, and operation of the App.


As a UK-established company, Workspace acts as a data controller in respect of personal data it processes and complies with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018, and, where applicable to Clients based elsewhere, comparable data protection legislation such as the EU GDPR.


Workspace's processing of personal information, including the categories of data collected, the purposes and legal bases for processing, applicable retention periods, and the rights available to data subjects (including the rights to access, rectify, erase, restrict, or object to processing, and the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office or another relevant supervisory authority), is described in the Workspace Privacy Policy, which forms part of the overall framework governing your use of the service.


Where personal data is transferred outside the United Kingdom or European Economic Area, Workspace will ensure that appropriate safeguards are in place, such as the UK International Data Transfer Agreement, EU Standard Contractual Clauses, or an applicable adequacy decision.


Where Workspace processes personal data on behalf of a Client in circumstances requiring a separate data processing agreement, the parties may enter into an applicable Data Processing Agreement.


Clients are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights, permissions, and legal basis to provide personal information or other third-party information to Workspace for processing.


19. Consumer Rights#

Where a Client is a Consumer, certain statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, and other applicable consumer protection legislation may apply in addition to, and are not limited by, these Terms.


Where a subscription is entered into online or otherwise at a distance by a Consumer, the Consumer may have the right to cancel the contract within 14 days of entering into it without giving a reason, subject to the exceptions set out in applicable law.


Where, at the Consumer's request, Workspace begins providing services during that 14-day period, the Consumer acknowledges that they may lose the right to cancel once the services have been fully performed, or may be required to pay for the proportion of services already provided up to the point of cancellation, in accordance with applicable law.


Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any right that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable consumer protection law.


Where a Client enters into these Terms other than as a Consumer (for example, as or on behalf of a business, company, or other organisation), the statutory rights referred to in this section do not apply, and the cancellation and refund provisions in Section 22 (Fees, Billing and Subscription Cancellation) will govern.


20. Account Deletion#

Clients may request deletion of their Workspace account through the account deletion process made available through the Client portal or another method designated by Workspace.


Workspace may retain certain information where required by law, necessary to resolve disputes, enforce agreements, prevent fraud or abuse, maintain security, or satisfy legitimate business and regulatory requirements.


Deletion of an account does not automatically terminate payment obligations that arose before deletion or affect rights and obligations that are intended to survive termination.


21. Acceptable Use#

You must not use the Workspace App or services to:


  • violate applicable laws or regulations;
  • infringe intellectual property or other third-party rights;
  • upload malicious software, code, or other harmful material;
  • interfere with the operation or security of the App;
  • attempt to gain unauthorised access to Workspace systems or another user's account;
  • reverse engineer, decompile, or otherwise attempt to extract source code from the App except where expressly permitted by applicable law;
  • scrape, copy, reproduce, or systematically extract Workspace data without permission;
  • impersonate another person or organisation;
  • submit fraudulent or misleading information;
  • harass, threaten, or abuse Workspace personnel or Talent;
  • use Workspace to facilitate unlawful activity; or
  • circumvent Workspace's payment, production, account, or access controls.


Workspace may investigate suspected violations and may restrict or suspend access where reasonably necessary.


22. Fees, Billing and Subscription Cancellation#

Subscription fees are determined by the applicable plan and pricing presented by Workspace at the time of purchase. Unless stated otherwise, fees are exclusive of VAT and any other applicable sales, use, or similar taxes, which will be added at the prevailing rate where applicable.


Where a subscription is recurring, the Client authorises Workspace or its applicable payment provider to charge the applicable subscription fee according to the agreed billing cycle.


The Client is responsible for ensuring that its payment information remains valid and that sufficient funds are available for applicable charges.


If a payment fails or an amount remains outstanding, Workspace may suspend active Workstreams and restrict access to subscription services until the outstanding amount is resolved.


Cancellation. Unless otherwise stated in the applicable subscription terms, a Client may cancel its subscription in accordance with the cancellation process made available by Workspace. Cancellation generally takes effect at the end of the current paid billing period unless otherwise agreed or required by applicable law. The Client remains responsible for fees properly incurred before the effective cancellation date. Consumers should also refer to Section 19 (Consumer Rights) regarding cancellation rights that may apply during an initial 14-day period.


Refunds. Subscription fees are generally non-refundable once charged, except where Workspace expressly agrees otherwise or where a refund is required under applicable law. Nothing in these Terms is intended to remove or restrict any mandatory legal right to a refund, cancellation, or other remedy that applies to the Client.


23. Suspension and Termination#

Workspace may suspend or terminate access to the App or services where reasonably necessary, including where:


  • the Client materially breaches these Terms;
  • fees remain unpaid;
  • the Client engages in fraudulent or unlawful activity;
  • the Client creates a security risk;
  • the Client misuses the App;
  • the Client materially infringes the rights of Workspace, Talent, or another person; or
  • continued access could reasonably expose Workspace or others to legal, security, or operational risk.


Where appropriate, Workspace will provide reasonable notice and an opportunity to remedy the breach before suspension or termination.


Workspace may suspend access immediately where reasonably necessary to address serious security, fraud, unlawful activity, or other urgent risks.


Termination does not affect rights or obligations that accrued before termination or provisions that by their nature are intended to continue after termination.


24. Service Availability#

Workspace will use reasonable efforts to keep the App and services available and operational.


However, Workspace does not guarantee that the App will always be available, uninterrupted, secure, or free from errors.


The App may occasionally be unavailable because of:


  • maintenance;
  • upgrades;
  • technical issues;
  • security incidents;
  • third-party service failures;
  • telecommunications or internet failures; or
  • circumstances outside Workspace's reasonable control.


Workspace will take reasonable steps to restore affected services where practicable.


25. Third-Party Services#

The Workspace service may rely on third-party providers for services including payment processing, cloud infrastructure, communications, artificial intelligence, analytics, hosting, security, and other technology.


Workspace may change or replace third-party providers where reasonably necessary to operate the service.


Third-party services may be subject to their own terms and policies.


26. Confidentiality#

Each party may receive confidential information belonging to the other party in connection with the Workspace relationship.


The receiving party will use reasonable measures to protect confidential information and will not disclose it except:


  • to personnel or service providers who need the information to perform the applicable obligations;
  • where required by law or a lawful governmental request;
  • where necessary to protect legal rights or security; or
  • with the other party's permission.


Confidential information does not include information that is publicly available through no breach of confidentiality, was already lawfully known to the receiving party, is independently developed without use of confidential information, or is lawfully received from another source without a confidentiality obligation.


27. Intellectual Property Infringement#

Each party is responsible for ensuring that materials it provides to the other party do not knowingly infringe third-party rights.


The Client is responsible for obtaining the necessary rights and permissions for Client Materials.


Where Workspace becomes aware of a credible third-party claim concerning a Deliverable, Workspace may take reasonable steps to investigate and, where appropriate, modify, replace, or otherwise address the affected material.


28. Disclaimer of Warranties#

Workspace will provide the services with reasonable care and skill, subject to applicable law.


Except where expressly stated in these Terms or required by applicable law, Workspace does not guarantee that:


  • every request will produce a particular commercial result;
  • every Deliverable will meet subjective preferences on the first submission;
  • the App will operate without interruption;
  • the services will be suitable for every particular purpose;
  • third-party services will always be available; or
  • every AI-assisted output will be unique or free from third-party rights issues.


Clients remain responsible for determining whether completed work is suitable for their intended use and for obtaining any professional, regulatory, legal, technical, or other review appropriate to their particular use case.


29. Limitation of Liability#

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Workspace will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive losses, or for loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, goodwill, or anticipated savings arising from or relating to the use of the App or services.


Workspace's total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to these Terms or the services will not exceed the total amount actually paid by the Client to Workspace for the services during the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.


The limitations in this section do not apply to liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.


Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, or for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other liability that applicable law does not permit Workspace to exclude or limit.


30. Client Indemnification#

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Workspace and its officers, employees, contractors, and service providers from third-party claims, losses, liabilities, and reasonable costs arising from:


  • Client Materials supplied by the Client;
  • the Client's unlawful use of the services;
  • the Client's breach of these Terms; or
  • the Client's infringement of a third party's rights.


Workspace will provide reasonable notice of a claim where practicable and will cooperate with the Client in responding to the claim. This section does not apply to the extent a Client is a Consumer and applicable law restricts the enforceability of indemnities against consumers.


31. Changes to the Service#

Workspace may modify, improve, replace, or discontinue features of the App or services from time to time.


Where a change materially reduces a paid service, Workspace will provide reasonable notice where practicable and will take reasonable steps to address the impact on affected Clients.


Workspace may make changes immediately where necessary for security, legal compliance, technical reasons, or other circumstances where advance notice is not reasonably practicable.


32. Changes to These Terms#

Workspace may update these Terms from time to time.


Where changes are material, Workspace will take reasonable steps to notify affected Clients through the App, email, website, or another appropriate communication method.


The updated Terms will apply from the effective date stated in the notice, subject to any rights the Client may have under applicable law.


Your continued use of the services after the effective date of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms to the extent permitted by law.


33. Electronic Communications and Acceptance#

You agree that Workspace may communicate with you electronically, including through email, the Workspace App, notifications, or other electronic channels.


Electronic notices, approvals, acknowledgements, and records may be used as evidence of communications and actions taken in connection with your Workspace account and requests.


By creating an account or using the Workspace services, you acknowledge that you have had an opportunity to review these Terms and agree to be bound by them.


34. Force Majeure#

Workspace will not be responsible for delays or failures caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, widespread internet or telecommunications failures, government actions, civil unrest, war, epidemics, labour disruptions, third-party infrastructure failures, or other events that Workspace could not reasonably prevent or overcome.


Workspace will use reasonable efforts to minimise the impact of such events. If a force majeure event continues for more than 60 consecutive days, either party may terminate the affected services by written notice to the other, without further liability except for obligations that accrued before termination.


35. Relationship Between the Parties#

These Terms do not create a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, agency relationship, or other relationship between the Client and Workspace beyond the contractual relationship expressly described in these Terms.


Workspace Talent are not employees of the Client merely because they perform work for the Client through Workspace.


36. Assignment#


The Client may not transfer or assign its rights or obligations under these Terms without Workspace's prior written consent, except where permitted by applicable law.


Workspace may assign or transfer these Terms as part of a merger, acquisition, restructuring, sale of assets, or transfer of the relevant business, provided that the Client's rights under applicable law are not adversely affected.


37. Severability#


If any provision of these Terms is determined to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law.


The invalid or unenforceable provision will be interpreted or modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving its intended purpose, where legally permitted.


38. Waiver#

A failure or delay by Workspace to exercise any right under these Terms does not constitute a waiver of that right.


A waiver is effective only if expressly communicated by Workspace.


39. Entire Agreement#

These Terms, together with the applicable subscription or order, Privacy Policy, and any other documents expressly incorporated into them, constitute the agreement between the Client and Workspace concerning the services covered by these Terms.


If there is a conflict between these Terms and a separately executed written agreement between Workspace and the Client, the separately executed agreement will prevail to the extent of the conflict.


40. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution#

These Terms, and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them (including non-contractual disputes or claims), are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, except to the extent that mandatory laws applicable to the Client require otherwise.


The parties will first attempt in good faith to resolve any dispute arising from these Terms through direct discussion between authorised representatives.


If the dispute cannot be resolved through good-faith discussions, the courts of England and Wales will have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute arising out of or in connection with these Terms, save that this does not prevent a Client who is a Consumer from bringing proceedings in the courts of the country in which they are domiciled, where applicable law entitles them to do so.


41. Contact#

Questions about these Terms or the Workspace services may be directed to:


Workspace Global LTD 51 Woodrow, Woolwich, London, SE18 5DF, United Kingdom Email: mail@workspaceglobal.com Website: https://www.workspaceglobal.com


Effective Date: 21st September, 2026