Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated 27 September 2026

What you may and may not do with AgronomyNote. It is part of the terms of service and applies to everyone with an account, including someone using a seat their firm has paid for. The full policy is below; first, the short version.

1. The short version

  • Only record what you have the right to record. If another person can be heard — a grower, a colleague, anyone in the ute — you need their agreement first. In every Australian state and territory, recording a private conversation without the other person’s consent is restricted or an offence, and the rules differ between them. Tell them, or record your own summary once the conversation is over. This is the rule that matters most, because it is the one that can affect someone who never signed up.
  • Hold your growers’ details lawfully. The names, paddocks and email addresses you store belong to your clients. You have the relationship and you decide what to record and who to email, so that responsibility is yours.
  • One account is one person. Do not share your sign-in. A firm with several agronomists buys seats, which give each person their own account and keep each person’s notes private to them.
  • Leave the service and other people’s notes alone. No reaching for another account’s data, no probing or disrupting, no reselling or rebadging, and no scripted access at a volume a person in a paddock could not produce.
  • Fair use is generous. There are limits on notes and transcription minutes so one account cannot exhaust a shared resource, set well above normal field use. If you meet one, the app tells you what it is and when it resets, and nothing you have already recorded is affected.
  • If this is broken we may suspend or close the account, and the terms allow that without warning. For anything that looks like a mistake we would rather ask first. If you think someone is misusing AgronomyNote, or you have found a security weakness, email Support@AgronomyNote.com; we will not pursue a good-faith report that does not reach anyone else’s data.

2. The full policy

Written by us. The first five prohibitions are the ones specific to this app, and are worded exactly as they are in the terms so the two cannot drift apart.