Copyright & Trademark

Except where a third party is credited, everything published on erpat.app and everything that makes up the ERPat platform is owned by BytesCrafter IT Solutions or its licensors. That includes:

• The ERPat software, its modules, source code, database schemas, and application interfaces;
• The design, layout, structure, and styling of this website and of the platform;
• Text, headings, product descriptions, pricing presentation, and marketing copy;
• Product screenshots, illustrations, icons arranged into original compositions, and photographs of our team and offices;
• Articles published on our blog and the guides in our Knowledge Base; and
• The ERPat name, logo, and the other marks listed in Section 5.

Copyright subsists in these works automatically from the moment they are created and fixed in a tangible form. No registration or published notice is required for the rights to exist — the notice above is a statement of ownership, not the source of it.

Our rights, and your obligations, arise under Philippine law and are recognised internationally:

Because protection is automatic across Berne member states, material taken from this site without permission is infringing in most countries, not only in the Philippines.

You do not need to ask us for any of the following, provided you do not misrepresent the source and do not present our material as your own:

• View, browse, and print pages from this site for your own internal or personal reference;
• Quote a reasonable extract of an article, guide, or page for the purposes of comment, criticism, news reporting, teaching, or research — with attribution to ERPat System and a link back to the page you took it from. This is fair use under Section 185 of RA 8293;
• Link to any public page on erpat.app using its ordinary title or URL;
• Use our product screenshots and logo in news coverage or analyst material about ERPat, unaltered and credited to ERPat System / BytesCrafter IT Solutions; and
• Share a page through the sharing controls we provide on our articles.

If your intended use is not clearly covered above, ask first at [email protected]. We answer permission requests, and the answer is often yes.

Without our prior written permission, you may not:

• Copy, republish, redistribute, or mirror substantial portions of this site or of the platform, in any medium;
• Create derivative works from our material, or translate it, for publication;
• Systematically extract, scrape, harvest, or index our content by automated means beyond ordinary search-engine crawling, including for the purpose of training or fine-tuning machine-learning models;
• Frame, in-line link, or otherwise present our pages so that they appear to be part of another site;
• Remove, obscure, or alter any copyright notice, trademark, watermark, or other proprietary marking; or
• Use our material in a way that suggests we endorse, sponsor, or are affiliated with you, your product, or your organisation.

These restrictions sit alongside — and do not replace — the acceptable-use rules in Section 7 of our Terms of Service and the licence restrictions in our End User License Agreement. Where the three overlap, the Terms of Service govern.

The following names, logos, and marks identify products and services of BytesCrafter IT Solutions and are used as our trademarks, whether or not they appear with a trademark symbol:

Our rights in these marks arise from our use of them in commerce and from the protection RA 8293 affords marks used in the Philippines, together with the corresponding protection available in other jurisdictions where we operate. Nothing on this site should be read as granting you any licence or right to use them.

You may refer to ERPat by name — in a sentence, in a comparison, or in a list of tools you use — without asking us. That is ordinary descriptive reference and we do not object to it. When you do, use “ERPat” or “ERPat System” as an adjective before a noun (“the ERPat platform”), keep the spelling and capitalisation as shown above, and do not pluralise or abbreviate the mark.

Anything beyond a plain textual reference needs our written permission. In particular, do not:

• Use our logo or wordmark in your own product, service, application, domain name, social media handle, or company name;
• Alter our logo — recolour it, redraw it, stretch it, add effects, or combine it with other elements;
• Use a mark, name, or design confusingly similar to ours; or
• Use our marks in a way that implies partnership, certification, endorsement, or an official relationship that does not exist.

Partners, resellers, and integrators receive brand assets and usage terms as part of their agreement with us. For any other request — press, events, integration listings, or case studies — write to [email protected] and tell us what you intend to publish and where.

This site names other organisations, agencies, and products. All such names, marks, and logos remain the property of their respective owners, and we use them only descriptively — to say accurately what ERPat does.

The same applies to any other third-party name that appears on this site, including operating systems, browsers, cloud services, social media platforms, and the products discussed in our articles. Reference to them does not imply any relationship between those owners and ERPat.

The customer logos, company names, testimonials, and case studies published on our site belong to the organisations and individuals they identify. They are displayed with those customers’ consent, as recognition of a working relationship — not as a directory, a promotional listing, or a claim that they endorse any particular statement we make elsewhere on this site.

We do not claim any right in a customer’s mark beyond the permission they have given us to display it, and that permission does not extend to you: if you want to use one of those logos, ask the company that owns it.

If you are a customer and you would like your logo, name, quotation, or story removed or amended, write to [email protected] and we will action it promptly — no explanation required.

Nothing in this notice gives us any ownership of the data, records, documents, or content you submit to, store in, or generate through ERPat. As between you and ERPat, you retain all rights, title, and interest in your Customer Data.

The only licence you grant us is the limited one described in Section 6 of our Terms of Service and Section 5 of our End User License Agreement — to host, process, transmit, display, and back up that data solely so we can provide, secure, support, and improve the Service for you.

You are responsible for holding the rights you need in what you upload. If you place someone else’s copyrighted material into ERPat, this notice does not make that lawful.

This website is built with open-source software, and we are glad to say so. The components below are used under their own licences, which are unaffected by anything in this notice; copyright in each remains with its authors and contributors.

Full licence texts are published by each project, and the fonts’ licences are available from Google Fonts at https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Inter/license and https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Plus+Jakarta+Sans/license.

Third-party components incorporated into the ERPat platform itself remain subject to their own licence terms, as stated in Section 6 of our End User License Agreement. A list is available on request at [email protected].

We respect other people’s intellectual property and we expect the same in return. If you believe material published on erpat.app, or stored in the ERPat platform, infringes a copyright or trademark you own or are authorised to act for, tell us and we will look into it.

Send a written notice that includes all of the following, so we can act on it without going back and forth:

• Your name, postal address, email address, and telephone number, and the rights holder you represent if that is not you;
• A description of the work or mark you say has been infringed, and — for a registered mark — its registration number and jurisdiction;
• The exact URL or location of the material you are complaining about, specific enough for us to find it;
• A statement that you believe in good faith that the use is not authorised by the rights holder, its agent, or the law;
• A statement that the information in your notice is accurate; and
• Your physical or electronic signature.

We aim to acknowledge a complete notice within five business days. Where a claim appears well founded, we may remove or disable access to the material while we assess it — doing so is not an admission of liability. We will make a reasonable effort to notify whoever posted the material, so that they can respond.

If your material was removed and you believe that was a mistake or a misidentification, send a counter-notice to the same address with your contact details, the material and location concerned, and an explanation of why you believe it was removed in error. We may restore the material unless the original complainant pursues the matter further.

We may suspend or terminate the accounts of users who infringe repeatedly, as provided in Section 16 of our Terms of Service.

This procedure is offered to rights holders in any jurisdiction. It follows the notice-and-counter-notice pattern that international claimants will recognise from the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act, while our own obligations and remedies are governed by Philippine law under Section 12 below. Submitting a notice that knowingly misrepresents material as infringing may expose you to liability.

This notice is governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, and disputes arising from it are resolved as set out in Section 20 of our Terms of Service. Nothing here limits any right or remedy available to us under Philippine or international law.

We may update this notice as our marks, our published material, or the components we rely on change. We will revise the “Last Updated” date above, and for material changes we will give reasonable notice. Questions, permission requests, and infringement claims can be sent to: