Terms of use
The terms for each research project are set out in its proposal or agreement.
Services and project-based contracting
GLIPSE provides tailored professional business research and analysis services, including research, business intelligence, competitive intelligence, supplier and partner research, and analysis of companies and counterparties. Each assignment is individually defined around a specific business question. Before work begins, the parties may agree on the objective, markets or jurisdictions, relevant variables, sources or special restrictions, depth, deliverables, timeline, price, payment terms and any other necessary conditions. The information published on this website describes GLIPSE’s capabilities and methodology, but does not, by itself, constitute an irrevocable offer or imply automatic acceptance of an inquiry or assignment. The specific terms of each project will be documented in a proposal, quotation, exchange of communications or another instrument accepted by the parties.
Sources, scope and client decisions
GLIPSE works with public, open, licensed or otherwise lawfully accessible sources and, where appropriate, information supplied by the client. Depending on the project, sources may include official records, corporate websites, regulatory publications, public documents, specialist databases, media and industry sources. The methodology seeks to cross-check relevant findings and distinguish, where possible, documented facts, statements made by third parties, analytical inferences and matters that could not be verified. Research is carried out within the agreed scope, timeline and budget and with the sources available; therefore, there is no guarantee of absolute completeness or that all existing information is public, accessible, accurate or remains current after the research cutoff date. The client is responsible for evaluating the findings in the context of its activities and for the decisions it makes based on them. Where a finding requires legal, accounting, financial, technical, compliance or other specialist validation, the appropriate professional advice should be obtained before making a decision that depends on that matter.
Specialist advice and liability
GLIPSE provides business research and analysis services and does not hold itself out as a law firm, audit firm, credit rating agency, financial adviser, accounting firm or specialist technical consultancy. Its reports do not constitute or replace legal, accounting, financial, tax, investment, technical or regulatory advice where a decision requires such professional involvement. GLIPSE undertakes to provide its services with professional diligence within the agreed scope, but does not guarantee a particular commercial outcome, completion of a transaction, the future solvency of a counterparty or the complete absence of adverse information that was inaccessible at the time of the research. Limitations arising from third-party sources, outdated records, non-public information, changes after the cutoff date or access restrictions will be considered in light of each project’s circumstances. Nothing in these Terms shall be interpreted as excluding or limiting liability where applicable law does not permit it.
Confidentiality and use of deliverables
GLIPSE will treat as confidential any non-public information provided by the client for the project that should reasonably be considered confidential by its nature or context. It may use that information only to carry out the assignment, administer the professional relationship, comply with legal obligations or defend rights. This obligation does not cover information that becomes public without a breach by GLIPSE, was already lawfully known, is lawfully obtained from a third party without a duty of confidentiality, or must be disclosed at the request of a competent authority. Unless otherwise specifically agreed, once the project has been paid for in full, the client may use the deliverable for the contracted purpose. Delivery does not transfer rights in trademarks, third-party content, licensed databases, general methodologies, templates, tools or GLIPSE’s pre-existing know-how. Publication, resale, sublicensing or substantial external exploitation of the deliverable requires prior agreement where it goes beyond the contracted purpose.
Changes and cancellations. Changes to the objective, markets, depth, sources, deliverables or other material aspects of the scope may require adjustments to the timeline and budget, to be agreed before those tasks are added to the project. Cancellation or rescheduling terms may be set out in each assignment’s proposal, taking into account work already performed, committed costs and reserved capacity. Where no specific provision exists, the parties will seek in good faith to settle payment for work actually performed and non-recoverable expenses incurred up to the cancellation date. Delays attributable to the client, missing necessary information or loss of access to a relevant source may justify rescheduling the work. Nothing in these provisions limits any mandatory consumer rights under applicable law.
Governing law and jurisdiction. The laws of the Argentine Republic apply. The parties will seek to resolve any dispute in good faith; if they are unable to do so, the courts with jurisdiction under the applicable legal rules will hear the matter. A proposal may specify a jurisdiction only where the law permits such an agreement; this website does not impose an unspecified city or forum or displace consumer protection rules. These Terms are supplemented by the Legal Notice and Privacy Policy, available through the website’s navigation. Amendments will apply prospectively and will not change existing contracts without agreement. Last reviewed: September 15, 2026.