Terms of Service

By signing up for or using Praxy, you agree to these terms on behalf of yourself and any practice you represent. If you don't agree, don't use the service.

Praxy is for licensed medical practitioners and their authorised staff. You confirm you hold the registrations and qualifications required to practise in your jurisdiction.

You are responsible for your account, your staff's access, and keeping credentials secure. Tell us promptly about any unauthorised use.

Don't misuse Praxy: no unlawful content, no infringing others' rights, no attempts to disrupt or reverse-engineer the platform, and no use that violates patient-privacy or medical-advertising rules.

You control the patient data in your practice. You are the Data Fiduciary for that data; Praxy acts as your Data Processor. You are responsible for obtaining patient consent and using the data lawfully. See Data handling.

Praxy is free to start. Optional paid services and a per-transaction payment fee apply as shown on our pricing page. Payment processing is handled by a third-party processor under its own terms.

Praxy integrates with third parties (e.g. payments, messaging, video). Your use of those is also subject to their terms, and we aren't responsible for their services.

Praxy and its software remain our property. You retain ownership of your content and your practice's data; you grant us the licence needed to operate the service for you.

Praxy is software for doctors. We do not provide medical advice and have no doctor–patient relationship with your patients. Clinical decisions and their consequences are solely the practitioner's.

The service is provided “as is.” To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited.

You can stop using Praxy any time. We may suspend or terminate accounts that breach these terms, and will give you a way to export your data where reasonable.

These terms are governed by the laws of India, with courts at [jurisdiction] having jurisdiction. Questions: [legal@praxy.in].