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Terms of the Incra trial

Last updated 14 November 2026.

Version 1. Incra is provided by DBARDO LTD, a company in the United Kingdom. You can write to us at info@dbardo.com.

Incra is a tool for mapping and improving processes and for analysing data. This is a trial of it. The trial is free, and a trial account does not turn into a paid account by itself. We may change Incra, pause it or end the trial at any time.

You choose a username and a password when you sign up. The account is for you alone, so keep your password to yourself. We do not check your email address, and Incra does not send password reset emails in this trial. If you lose your password, write to info@dbardo.com from the address you signed up with.

Use the examples, invented data, or data you are free to share. Do not put in information about other people that could identify them, or confidential information of an employer or a client unless you are free to share it.

The Incra team can read what you save, to find faults. We use your work to improve Incra only if you agree when Incra asks you. The privacy notice says more, and you see it before you create an account.

Incra works out figures from what you enter. Check a result before you act on it. The sample processes in the library are drafts from public sources, and no practitioner has reviewed them. Incra is not professional advice.

Use Incra only for your own work in the trial. Do not try to reach another person's account or data, and do not try to disturb the service or to load it beyond ordinary use.

We close trial accounts when the trial ends. We keep your saved work for at least 30 days after that. We may close an account earlier if it is used against these terms. To have your saved work deleted earlier, write to info@dbardo.com from the address you signed up with.

Nothing in these terms limits a responsibility that the law does not allow us to limit.

If these terms change, the new terms appear on this page with a new version number and date.

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.