1. Asynchronous Subscription Architecture & Queue Mechanics
By purchasing an active subscription, the client enters into a productized, asynchronous service agreement. The backlog queue can hold unlimited requests, but tasks are processed sequentially, strictly limited to exactly one (1) active task in production at a time per subscription slot to ensure absolute data accuracy and quality control. Eligible, fully scoped requests have a target turnaround of 48 hours, excluding weekends. Actual delivery times may vary depending on task complexity, workload, and whether all information required to complete the request has been provided. Larger requests may be delivered in stages.
2. Pricing Tier Integrity, Verification & Value Logic
The Restaurant Plan ($499/mo) is strictly dedicated to independent single-concept venues operating a maximum of one central bar well space. Multi-outlet hospitality networks, boutique resorts, and hotel properties requiring cross-venue inventory synchronization or POS system alignments must subscribe to The Boutique Hotel Plan ($1,499/mo). While the working model remains identical across both tiers (one active task at a time, with the same 48-hour target turnaround for eligible, fully scoped requests), the pricing delta reflects the structural computational data scope per task. A hotel task requires multi-outlet inventory mapping across separate revenue centers (e.g., Lobby Lounge, Rooftop Pool, Banqueting), enterprise POS terminal button profiling (Oracle MICROS Simphony/Aloha formatting restrictions), and the creation of isolated, distinct mobile training sub-portals for separate staff crews. Accounts subscribed to a plan that does not match the venue’s scope may be paused until the correct plan is in place.
3. Intellectual Property & Digital Asset Handovers
While the internal econometric formulas, automated prompt configurations, and structural codebase designs powering the operations remain the proprietary property of LiquidMargins, the unique customized beverage menus, recipe builds, and financial margin sheets created specifically for the venue become the client’s exclusive property upon successful processing of that month’s subscription payment cycle.
4. Mandatory Information Technology Act Compliance (India)
This document constitutes an electronic record under the Information Technology Act, 2000, and rules there under as applicable and the amended provisions pertaining to electronic records in various statutes as amended by the Information Technology Act, 2000. This electronic record is generated by a computer system and does not require any physical or digital signatures. LiquidMargins is operated from India, and these Terms are governed by the laws of India.
5. Operational Disclaimer & Floor Liability
LiquidMargins functions strictly as a remote advisory administrative utility. The final authorization, deployment, and physical execution of beverage recipes, pre-batch preparations, and menu items on the establishment’s floor—including total compliance with local alcohol serving licenses, regional health codes, and liquor consumption laws—remains the sole, absolute legal responsibility of the venue’s on-site management team.
6. Membership Pausing & Cancellation
Pausing and cancellation are separate. A membership may be paused when your operation does not need active support. While a membership is paused, service work is suspended and recurring billing is intended to stop, subject to how the subscription is configured with our payment platform. A membership cannot be paused while a task is in production; the active task is completed first. Work resumes when the membership is reactivated. Cancellation is intended for customers who do not wish to continue and stops future renewals. To pause, reactivate or cancel a membership, contact LiquidMargins at operations@liquidmargins.bar. Pausing or cancelling does not entitle a customer to a refund of fees already paid, except where required under applicable law.
7. Privacy, Data Isolation & Data Erasure Rights
We collect and process essential operational data provided strictly by the venue, including billing profiles, email addresses, menus, and distributor price lists. LiquidMargins treats this data as confidential. It is never shared with competitors, and it is shared with third-party service providers only as needed to deliver the service. LiquidMargins does not directly collect or store customers’ full payment card details. Subscription payments are processed through Whop and its applicable payment processing providers. Payment information is handled in accordance with the relevant providers’ applicable terms, privacy policies, and security practices. Information about the data we hold, how long we keep it, and how to request deletion is set out in our Privacy Policy.
