Referral Partner Terms

PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY. By checking an acceptance box, clicking an acceptance button, or otherwise electronically accepting these Terms, you agree to be legally bound by them. If you accept for an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind it.

These Referral Partner Terms (the “Terms”) govern the referral program (the “Program”) operated by Bedrock Growth Systems LLC, a Colorado limited liability company doing business as The Project Desk (“The Project Desk,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). The Project Desk may evaluate referred home-service projects and, when appropriate, coordinate appointments with independent service providers. Unless separately agreed in writing, The Project Desk is not the contractor performing the underlying work.

1. Definitions

“Applicant” means the individual or entity that accepts these Terms and seeks participation in the Program. “Referral Partner” means an Applicant whose enrollment The Project Desk has approved. “You” and “your” mean the Applicant and, after approval, the Referral Partner, as the context requires. You are responsible for Program conduct by personnel acting on your behalf.

“Homeowner” means a person seeking information, estimates, appointments, or services for a residential property or home project. “Referral” means a bona fide Homeowner opportunity introduced or submitted to The Project Desk through a method The Project Desk accepts for the Program. “Referral Date” means when The Project Desk first receives enough information through an accepted referral channel to reasonably attribute the opportunity to you.

“Qualifying Appointment” means an appointment for an eligible project that The Project Desk schedules between a Homeowner and a service provider and records as scheduled or confirmed. Homeowner attendance, cancellation, no-show, purchase, or project completion does not by itself determine whether an appointment is a Qualifying Appointment.

“Finalized Appointment Fee” means the appointment-specific fee after The Project Desk has applied it to a service provider’s prefunded balance or otherwise received it, and the ordinary refund, credit, adjustment, or review period for that appointment has expired without the fee being refunded, credited, reversed, charged back, restored to the prefunded balance, or otherwise returned. Possession of a prefunded balance before an appointment-specific charge becomes final does not make that charge a Finalized Appointment Fee.

“Referral Fee” means compensation, if any, earned under Section 5. “Reward Schedule” means the referral reward schedule published at theprojectdesk.com/pro/referral-network/rewards, or a successor location The Project Desk identifies to you, as in effect on the applicable Referral Date. The Reward Schedule may include rates, project categories, geographic service areas, attribution periods, duplicate-lookback periods, and other reward criteria. Each Reward Schedule change will have a stated effective date, and The Project Desk may retain prior versions for Program administration and dispute resolution.

2. Enrollment, Approval, and Relationship

2.1 Acceptance and Approval

Electronic acceptance makes these Terms binding on the Applicant without a The Project Desk countersignature, but does not by itself approve participation. You become an active Referral Partner only when The Project Desk approves your enrollment. Approval may be manual or automated and may be shown by an approval notice, activation of Program access or a Referral Link, or another clear Program action. The Project Desk may accept, decline, restrict, suspend, or terminate participation in its discretion, subject to applicable law. A Referral submitted before approval is not eligible for a Referral Fee unless The Project Desk expressly elects to treat it as eligible. The Project Desk may retain and rely on electronic records reasonably necessary to establish acceptance, enrollment, and the version of these Terms applicable to a Referral, including identity and contact information, date and time, IP address, and Terms version information.

2.2 Information and Authority

You must provide accurate contact, business, tax, licensing, and payment information reasonably requested for the Program and keep material information current. If you accept for an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind it. The Project Desk may request verification and may withhold approval or suspend participation if required information or authority cannot reasonably be established.

2.3 Independent Relationship

You are an independent Program participant, not The Project Desk’s employee, agent, broker, joint venturer, franchisee, fiduciary, or legal partner, and you have no authority to bind The Project Desk, quote prices for The Project Desk, promise contractor availability, make warranties, or incur obligations on The Project Desk’s behalf. The Program is non-exclusive. Participation as a Referral Partner does not entitle you to receive appointments, homeowner information, leads, or other business opportunities; any service-provider or appointment-buying relationship requires separate approval and terms.

3. Referral Rules and Homeowner Authorization

3.1 Accepted Referral Methods

Referrals may be made through channels The Project Desk makes available or approves, including live or warm telephone introductions, group or three-way text introductions, Referral Links, advance referral notices, forms, email, text, or other accepted channels. A method is not approved merely because it is technically possible.

3.2 Homeowner Permission and Lawful Source

Before sharing a Homeowner’s personal information or directly connecting the Homeowner with The Project Desk, you must have the Homeowner’s affirmative authorization for that sharing or introduction. You may not submit information obtained through deception, impersonation, scraping, purchased consumer lists, spam, unlawful telemarketing, bots, or another unlawful or unauthorized source. Permission to make a referral does not by itself establish consent for every type of automated or marketing communication. You may not state or represent to The Project Desk, or record in a Program submission, that a Homeowner has consented to automated, prerecorded, artificial-voice, AI-generated, autodialed, marketing, or other communications requiring specific consent unless legally sufficient consent was actually obtained in a manner The Project Desk has approved in writing.

3.3 Material-Connection Disclosure

Before or at the introduction, you must clearly tell the Homeowner that you may receive a referral fee if the referral results in an appointment through The Project Desk. A substantially similar statement is sufficient: “Just so you know, I may receive a referral fee from The Project Desk if your project results in an appointment with another contractor.”

3.4 Prohibited Referrals

You may not submit a Referral that is fabricated, fraudulent, materially misleading, self-generated solely to obtain a fee, unauthorized by the Homeowner, knowingly not a bona fide home-service need, unlawfully generated, legally prohibited from compensation, or submitted in violation of a professional, fiduciary, employer, licensing, privacy, communications, or conflict-of-interest obligation applicable to you.

3.5 No Collection of Homeowner Funds

You may not request, collect, accept, or hold money, deposits, payment information, financing information, or other funds or payment instruments from a Homeowner on behalf of or in the name of The Project Desk unless The Project Desk expressly authorizes it in writing. You may not state or imply that a Homeowner owes The Project Desk a payment merely because of a Referral, introduction, or appointment. This does not restrict amounts payable to you under your own separate agreement with the Homeowner.

4. Attribution, Duplicates, and Classification

4.1 Attribution

The Project Desk may determine attribution from available reliable records, including referral-channel records, call or text records, referral notices, Referral Link activity, tracked contact information, or the Homeowner’s identification of the source. Referral Link attribution is subject to the attribution period in the applicable Reward Schedule and to device, browser, and privacy limitations outside The Project Desk’s control. If multiple parties claim the same Referral, The Project Desk’s good-faith records-based determination controls absent clear error.

4.2 Duplicates and Existing Opportunities

A Referral is not reward-eligible if The Project Desk or an affiliated program already has substantially the same Homeowner and project as an active opportunity, or received substantially the same opportunity within the duplicate-lookback period stated in the Reward Schedule, unless The Project Desk expressly approves payment.

4.3 Classification and Reclassification

The Project Desk determines the applicable project category from the actual scope and may reclassify a Referral before the Referral Fee is finally earned if the scope materially changes. Reward Schedule examples are illustrative; The Project Desk may classify unusual, mixed-scope, changed, or unlisted projects according to the nature and economics of the opportunity or determine that a project falls below the lowest reward-eligible category. Any resulting fee change may be reflected in Program or payment records without a separate reclassification notice.

4.4 Geographic Eligibility

A Referral is reward-eligible only if the project property is located within a geographic service area designated by The Project Desk in the applicable Reward Schedule or other Program materials, unless The Project Desk expressly elects to accept the Referral as eligible. The Project Desk may prospectively add, remove, expand, restrict, or otherwise modify geographic service areas from time to time. A change to a geographic service area applies only to Referrals with a Referral Date on or after the change takes effect.

5. Referral Fees and Payment

5.1 Reward Schedule and Applicable Rate

Referral Fee amounts and eligible project categories are governed by the Reward Schedule, unless The Project Desk communicates a different approved rate for a specific Referral Partner, referral source, or promotion. Unless an applicable promotion or written arrangement states otherwise, the rate in effect on the Referral Date governs that Referral. The Project Desk will not retroactively reduce the Referral Fee rate applicable to an earlier Referral merely because a lower rate later takes effect. Projects below the lowest published reward-eligible category do not earn a Referral Fee merely because The Project Desk elects to assist the Homeowner.

5.2 When a Referral Fee Is Earned

A Referral Fee is earned only when: (a) you were an approved Referral Partner on the Referral Date or The Project Desk expressly accepted the pre-approval Referral; (b) the Referral is valid, attributable, and reward-eligible; (c) The Project Desk schedules a Qualifying Appointment; and (d) the corresponding appointment charge becomes a Finalized Appointment Fee. Scheduling alone does not earn the Referral Fee. The Project Desk need not independently verify attendance, cancellation, rescheduling, or no-show status; those facts matter only to the extent they affect whether the appointment charge becomes or remains final under the applicable service-provider rules. The Project Desk will not refund, credit, reverse, waive, or decline to impose an appointment charge primarily to avoid a Referral Fee that would otherwise become earned. The Project Desk may make Referral status information available through Program or payment records or on reasonable request.

5.3 One Fee Per Project

Unless The Project Desk expressly provides otherwise, only one Referral Fee is payable for the same bona fide Homeowner project regardless of the number of service providers contacted or appointments scheduled. Distinct bona fide projects for the same Homeowner may qualify separately.

5.4 Ineligibility, Reversal, and Recovery

No Referral Fee is earned for a fraudulent, duplicate, materially misrepresented, unauthorized, unlawfully generated, or otherwise ineligible Referral. The Project Desk may withhold, reverse, recover, or offset amounts paid or credited for a Referral later determined in good faith to be ineligible, including against future amounts otherwise payable to you, and may require repayment where permitted by law. A later change in Program economics alone does not make an otherwise properly earned Referral Fee ineligible.

5.5 Discretionary Early or Additional Rewards and Credits

The Project Desk may, in its sole discretion, advance, pay, credit, or otherwise provide all or part of an anticipated Referral Fee before it is earned, or provide a reward, account credit, promotional credit, or other benefit when the ordinary earning requirements are not satisfied. Unless The Project Desk expressly designates an early payment or credit as final and nonrecoverable, it is an advance and may be reversed, recovered, or offset if the Referral ultimately does not qualify. A discretionary exception applies only to the specific instance and does not create a course of dealing, waive Program requirements, or obligate similar treatment later.

5.6 Payment Administration

The Project Desk may establish payout timing and methods in the Reward Schedule or Program communications, may offer earlier or on-demand payouts, and does not guarantee an exact processing or receipt date. Payment may be delayed for verification, attribution, fraud or compliance review, required tax or payment documentation, payment-provider processing, technical issues, or other reasonable legal or operational reasons, without interest or late penalties except where required by law. The Project Desk may require tax documentation, use third-party payment processors, and pay by ACH, check, credit, or another reasonable method. Referral Fees are payable to the enrolled Referral Partner unless The Project Desk approves another payee. You are responsible for taxes arising from amounts paid to you.

5.7 Payment Disputes

You must notify The Project Desk of a Referral Fee dispute within thirty (30) days after the later of: (a) the applicable payment, if any; or (b) the date The Project Desk communicates or makes available through Program or payment records the fee, eligibility, reclassification, finalization, or other determination giving rise to the dispute. A determination not disputed within that period is final, subject to applicable law.

6. Promotions and Program Changes

6.1 Promotions and Bonuses

The Project Desk may offer temporary promotions, bonuses, increased Referral Fees, account credits, incentives, or other benefits to all or selected Referral Partners and may target them by project category, service, geography, referral method, time period, or other stated criteria. Each promotion is governed by the dates, rates, caps, limits, and conditions communicated for it. Unless stated otherwise, promotional eligibility is determined by the Referral Date, and a qualifying Referral retains the promotional rate even if scheduling or fee finalization occurs later. A promotion does not permanently modify the standard Reward Schedule or create a right to future promotions. The Project Desk may prospectively modify, extend, suspend, or end a promotion according to its stated terms.

6.2 Reward Schedule and Fee Changes

The Project Desk may prospectively increase, decrease, suspend, eliminate, or otherwise modify Referral Fees or Reward Schedule rules. The Project Desk will publish or otherwise make the current Reward Schedule available and, for a change to standard Referral Fee rates, the Referral Link attribution period, or the duplicate-lookback period, send notice through at least one electronic contact method associated with your enrollment. Notice is effective when sent to the most recent contact information you provided. Each such change applies only to Referrals with a Referral Date on or after its stated effective date. Temporary promotions are not standard rate changes unless The Project Desk states otherwise.

6.3 Changes to These Terms

The Project Desk may amend these Terms prospectively. The Project Desk may provide electronic notice of material changes, require renewed acceptance where appropriate or required by law, and make changes effective immediately when reasonably necessary for legal, regulatory, fraud, abuse, security, privacy, or material operational risk. If renewed acceptance is not required, making a new Referral after revised Terms take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. The Project Desk may retain historical Terms and Program records to determine which version governed a Referral.

7. Legal and Regulatory Compliance

7.1 Your Compliance Responsibilities

You are solely responsible for laws, licenses, registrations, permits, bonds, insurance, professional rules, employer policies, fiduciary duties, and other requirements applicable to your activities. If you perform or arrange home-improvement services, you represent that you maintain legally required licensing, registration, bonding, and insurance for your own operations and will notify The Project Desk of a material lapse affecting your legal ability to operate. The Project Desk may request supporting information, but any review does not constitute verification, vetting, endorsement, certification, or a duty to a Homeowner or third party.

7.2 Regulated Referrals; RESPA and Real Estate Transactions

You must disclose to The Project Desk if you are acting as or affiliated with a regulated or licensed professional whose acceptance of referral compensation may be restricted, including a real estate, mortgage, title, escrow, appraisal, inspection, insurance, property-management, legal, or government role. You may not request or accept compensation where payment would violate RESPA, Regulation X, an anti-kickback rule, professional rule, fiduciary duty, or other applicable law. If a Referral is connected to a pending or anticipated real estate purchase, sale, financing, settlement, or insurance claim, disclose that fact before seeking compensation. The Project Desk may require pre-approval, additional certifications, a separate agreement, or decline payment.

7.3 Insurance and Storm-Damage Referrals

For Referrals involving or reasonably likely to involve a property-insurance claim, you may not make unlawful deductible-waiver or rebate promises; falsely describe coverage, claim outcomes, insurer requirements, or The Project Desk’s role; or represent that The Project Desk or a service provider will perform regulated public-adjusting or claim-advocacy services unless properly authorized. This does not prohibit lawful repair estimates, damage documentation, or factual communications about proposed repairs. The Project Desk may treat a violating Referral as ineligible and may suspend participation.

7.4 Communications and Solicitation

If you use calls, texts, email, direct messages, advertising, door-to-door contact, or other outreach to generate Referrals, you must comply with applicable telemarketing, no-call, privacy, consumer-protection, and email or messaging laws. You may not use prerecorded, artificial, AI-generated, autodialed, mass, ringless, or similar marketing outreach in The Project Desk’s name without The Project Desk’s prior written approval and legally sufficient consent. You must promptly honor consumer opt-outs and must not send The Project Desk information after a Homeowner revokes permission to share it. If, after a Referral is submitted, a Homeowner tells you that the Homeowner no longer authorizes the referral, does not want further contact from The Project Desk, or withdraws a communication consent you previously represented to The Project Desk, you must promptly notify The Project Desk.

8. Marketing, Brand, and Intellectual Property

8.1 Truthful Communications

Statements about The Project Desk, participating service providers, pricing, availability, vetting, savings, project outcomes, or the Program must be truthful and not misleading. You may not describe a compensated referral or recommendation as independent, unbiased, or uncompensated. You may not claim that you represent The Project Desk; that The Project Desk guarantees contractor work, price, licensing, insurance, financing, availability, or outcomes; that a Homeowner must use a particular contractor; or that a contractor is “vetted,” “screened,” “approved,” “certified,” or similarly characterized except using The Project Desk’s current authorized language. You may not create or procure fake or manipulated reviews or testimonials.

8.2 Brand Use

During active participation, The Project Desk grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use approved Referral Links, logos, and Program materials solely for lawful Program participation. You may not alter The Project Desk marks, register confusingly similar names or domains, purchase search advertising using The Project Desk trademarks without written permission, or imply sponsorship beyond the Program relationship. The license ends when participation ends.

8.3 The Project Desk Use of Your Name and Logo

During participation, you grant The Project Desk a limited, non-exclusive license to use your business name and any logo you provide or approve to identify you as a Program participant and to administer or promote the Partner Network. You may revoke prospective public promotional use by written notice. The Project Desk need not recall or alter previously distributed or historical materials, but will not knowingly use your name or logo in newly created public materials identifying you as a current participant after the revocation becomes effective.

8.4 Ownership

The Project Desk and its licensors retain all rights in The Project Desk names, logos, websites, software, Referral Links, Program materials, processes, and other intellectual property except for the limited permissions expressly granted in these Terms.

9. Privacy, Security, and Records

Use Homeowner information only for the lawful purpose for which it was collected and do not sell, rent, repurpose, or disclose it for unrelated purposes without lawful authority. Provide The Project Desk only information reasonably needed for the Referral and do not send sensitive information The Project Desk has not requested, such as Social Security numbers, financial-account credentials, health information, or government identification numbers.

Use reasonable safeguards for Referral data and Program credentials. Notify The Project Desk at info@theprojectdesk.com within forty-eight (48) hours after becoming aware of a loss, unauthorized disclosure, compromise, or access that could materially affect The Project Desk, a Homeowner, or the Program, and reasonably cooperate with response efforts.

Maintain records reasonably sufficient to support required Homeowner authorization, disclosures, and Program compliance for the longer of the period required by law or five (5) years after the relevant Referral. The Project Desk may request reasonable documentation to verify attribution, eligibility, compliance, or suspected fraud and may delay disputed payments during a reasonable review.

10. Confidentiality and Non-Circumvention

10.1 Confidential Information

Non-public information about The Project Desk, Program operations, contractors, payment logic, customers, pricing, systems, business practices, and Homeowners is “Confidential Information.” Use it only for Program participation and disclose it only to personnel who need it and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations. Confidential Information does not include information you can document was lawfully public, already known without duty, independently developed without use of Confidential Information, or lawfully received without restriction. Legally compelled disclosure is permitted, with notice to The Project Desk when lawful and reasonably practicable.

10.2 Non-Circumvention

For twelve (12) months after The Project Desk first identifies a service provider to you through the Program or schedules a Qualifying Appointment arising from your Referral involving that provider, whichever is later, you will not use that provider’s identity learned solely through the Program or other Confidential Information to bypass The Project Desk by establishing a direct referral, lead-placement, or appointment-placement arrangement with that provider for opportunities of the type coordinated through the Program. You also may not use Confidential Information obtained through the Program to solicit another Referral Partner, whose Program participation you learned through such Confidential Information, into a competing referral-, lead-, or appointment-placement arrangement. This does not restrict performing work for a Homeowner, pre-existing relationships you can document, independently identified relationships not derived from Program information, or general competition with The Project Desk, and is not intended to restrict any individual’s employment or livelihood.

11. Fraud, Suspension, and Termination

You may not manipulate attribution, create fake identities or opportunities, recycle old leads as new, split one project to create multiple fees, coordinate duplicate claims, impersonate consumers, or otherwise seek unearned Program payments. The Project Desk may immediately suspend referral activity, payouts, Program access, or brand-use permission while investigating suspected fraud, unlawful conduct, security risk, material misrepresentation, excessive complaints, or another material compliance concern.

These Terms begin when you accept them and continue until terminated. You may stop participating at any time. The Project Desk may suspend or terminate participation at any time, with or without cause, subject to amounts that were properly earned and remain payable under these Terms. On termination, Program access and Referral Links may be deactivated and you must stop representing yourself as an active Referral Partner. Provisions concerning prior conduct, earned payments, taxes, confidentiality, non-circumvention, records, intellectual property, disclaimers, liability, indemnification, and disputes survive to the extent their nature requires.

12. Disclaimers, Liability, and Indemnification

12.1 Program and Service-Provider Disclaimer

Service providers are independent businesses unless expressly stated otherwise. The Project Desk does not control how an independent service provider performs home-improvement work and does not guarantee that any Referral will be accepted, any appointment will be scheduled or finalized, any contractor will accept or complete work, any Homeowner will purchase, or any particular price, quality, timeline, result, earnings, Program availability, or attribution outcome.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE,” AND THE PROJECT DESK DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. NOTHING IN THESE TERMS DISCLAIMS A RIGHT OR WARRANTY THAT APPLICABLE LAW DOES NOT ALLOW TO BE DISCLAIMED.

12.2 Limitation of Liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE PROJECT DESK AND ITS OWNERS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, AND AFFILIATES WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR LOST PROFITS, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, GOODWILL, OR DATA, ARISING OUT OF THE PROGRAM, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY. EXCEPT FOR THE PROJECT DESK’S OBLIGATION TO PAY A REFERRAL FEE PROPERLY EARNED AND REMAINING PAYABLE UNDER SECTION 5, THE PROJECT DESK’S AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THE PROGRAM WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF $500 OR THE REFERRAL FEES PAID OR PAYABLE TO YOU DURING THE SIX MONTHS PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

12.3 Indemnification

You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Bedrock Growth Systems LLC d/b/a The Project Desk, its affiliates, and their respective owners, officers, employees, and agents from third-party claims, investigations, fines, penalties, losses, liabilities, damages, judgments, and reasonable attorneys’ fees arising from: your breach of these Terms; unlawful or unauthorized marketing or communications by you; failure to obtain Homeowner authorization; your violation of applicable referral, privacy, telemarketing, consumer-protection, licensing, professional, or similar law; your fraud, negligence, willful misconduct, or material misrepresentation; or unauthorized use of The Project Desk intellectual property. The Project Desk may participate in the defense at its own expense and may assume control, at your expense as part of the indemnity, if you fail to diligently defend, a conflict exists, the claim seeks injunctive relief against The Project Desk, or The Project Desk reasonably determines your defense would materially prejudice it. You may not settle a covered claim in a manner that admits wrongdoing by, imposes non-monetary obligations on, or restricts The Project Desk without The Project Desk’s written consent. These indemnity obligations are not subject to Section 12.2’s liability cap.

13. Disputes and Governing Law

Before filing suit, the complaining party will provide written notice describing the dispute and requested relief and allow at least thirty (30) days for good-faith informal resolution, unless emergency injunctive or equitable relief is reasonably necessary. These Terms are governed by Colorado law, except where federal law controls. Subject to non-waivable law, state and federal courts located in Denver, Colorado have exclusive jurisdiction and venue, and each party consents to them.

Jury Trial Waiver. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, EACH PARTY KNOWINGLY, VOLUNTARILY, INTENTIONALLY, AND EXPRESSLY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO A TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY ACTION OR LEGAL PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR THE PROGRAM.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, EACH PARTY MAY BRING CLAIMS AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, CONSOLIDATED, PRIVATE-ATTORNEY-GENERAL, OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. If this waiver is unenforceable as to a particular claim, it remains effective as to other claims. Either party may seek appropriate injunctive or equitable relief for misuse of confidential information or intellectual property, unlawful marketing, data-security threats, or comparable conduct where monetary relief would be inadequate.

14. Electronic Communications and General Terms

14.1 Electronic Communications and Notices

You consent to electronic Program communications and notices at the email address, mobile number, Program account, or other contact method you provide. The Project Desk may send nonmarketing administrative, referral-status, payment, security, compliance, and operational communications by permitted electronic methods. Marketing or promotional texts will be sent only with any consent required by applicable law. Except where law requires otherwise, notice is effective when sent to your most recent contact information or made available through the Program with an accompanying electronic alert reasonably designed to bring it to your attention. Formal legal notices to The Project Desk may be sent to info@theprojectdesk.com or another address The Project Desk designates in writing.

14.2 Entire Agreement; Assignment; Waiver; Severability

These Terms, the Reward Schedule, applicable promotion terms, and any The Project Desk-approved partner-specific written addendum constitute the entire agreement regarding the Program and supersede prior understandings on the same subject. A partner-specific addendum controls only to the extent it expressly conflicts with these Terms. You may not assign Program rights without The Project Desk’s written consent; The Project Desk may assign these Terms to an affiliate, successor, purchaser of relevant assets, or entity resulting from a merger or reorganization. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. If a provision is unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum lawful extent and the remainder will continue in effect. Headings are for convenience only. No Homeowner, service provider, or other third party is a beneficiary of these Terms.

14.3 Force Majeure

The Project Desk is not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including outages, telecommunications failures, governmental action, natural disasters, labor disruptions, or third-party platform failures. This does not eliminate an obligation to pay a Referral Fee that was properly earned and remains payable once payment can reasonably be processed.

15. Contact

Bedrock Growth Systems LLC, d/b/a The Project Desk
(720) 801-0700
info@theprojectdesk.com
theprojectdesk.com/contact