Understanding Disclaimer and App Privacy Pages

Finding the Disclaimer and App Privacy Pages on the Public Site

In Sherkety ERP & Website Platform, both the Disclaimer page and the App Privacy page are public pages you can open without signing in. These pages are part of the website’s legal and informational content, so you usually reach them through the same public navigation areas you already use for FAQs, policy pages, service details, and ERP product pages. If you need a refresher on where legal links usually appear, see Finding Answers in FAQ and Policy Pages.

Look for these pages by their page titles:

• Disclaimer
• App Privacy

You will typically find them in places such as:

• the footer
• a legal links area
• app-related public pages
• ERP product or module pages where privacy details matter

These are visitor-facing pages, not admin pages. You do not need to use Login, open the Dashboard, or access any admin menu to read them. That matters because these pages are meant for anyone evaluating Sherkety ERP & Website Platform, including first-time visitors, potential buyers, and people comparing providers.

Visitors often open the Disclaimer page when they want to understand the legal limits around website content before relying on service descriptions, ERP feature summaries, or public business information. The App Privacy page is more likely to appear during an app-focused journey, such as reviewing ERP modules, checking app-related details, or looking for privacy information tied to a specific offering.

Common paths include:

• browsing from the footer after reading service or ERP pages
• opening legal links before using a Contact form or requesting a demo
• checking app privacy details while reviewing ERP capabilities and trust signals
• moving from app or product content into supporting legal pages

Understanding What the Disclaimer Page Covers

The Disclaimer page in Sherkety ERP & Website Platform explains the legal boundaries around the information published on the public website. When you open Disclaimer, you should expect to read statements about how website content is provided, what limits apply to that content, and what responsibility remains with the visitor when using the information.

This page usually helps you understand topics such as:

• whether public information is provided for general guidance
• whether accuracy, completeness, or timeliness is guaranteed
• whether service descriptions or ERP information may change
• what responsibility applies when you follow links to other websites
• what limits apply to reliance on published material

In practical terms, the Disclaimer page is where you check for no-guarantee language and liability limitations. For example, if you are reading about company registration services, accounting support, or ERP modules such as HR, Sales & CRM, Purchasing, or Reporting, the Disclaimer page helps clarify that public website content is informational and may not function as a binding commitment on its own.

This is especially useful for a business visitor who is:

• comparing service descriptions
• reviewing public ERP feature pages
• checking whether website content should be treated as advice
• deciding how much to rely on public information before contacting Sherkety

It is important to separate the Disclaimer page from other public pages. A pricing page, service page, ERP app page, or contact page tells you what is offered and how to take the next step. The Disclaimer page tells you how to interpret and use that public information. It does not replace product details, support conversations, or formal commercial discussions. Instead, it sets expectations about the legal use of content you read on the site.

Understanding What the App Privacy Page Covers

The App Privacy page in Sherkety ERP & Website Platform is where you review privacy details tied to a specific app, module, integration, or app-related offering. Unlike a broad legal page that covers the whole website, App Privacy focuses on privacy expectations for a particular app context.

When you open App Privacy, you should expect information about topics such as:

• what personal or usage data may be involved
• how that data may be collected
• how it may be processed or used
• whether data may be shared in certain situations
• how long data may be kept
• what privacy expectations apply to that app or service context

This page matters most when you are evaluating ERP capabilities and want to understand data-handling transparency before taking the next step. A prospective buyer comparing providers may read feature pages for Accounting, HR, Sales & CRM, Purchasing, or Reporting, then open App Privacy to see whether the app introduces privacy details beyond general website browsing.

Typical reasons to use this page include:

• checking whether an app has its own privacy terms
• understanding whether app use involves additional personal data handling
• reviewing trust and compliance signals during vendor comparison
• confirming whether app-level privacy details differ from general website privacy information

You may reach App Privacy from several public paths, depending on how the content is organized on the site:

• a link in the footer
• an app listing or ERP app detail page
• an integration-related page
• a dedicated privacy link connected to a specific app

Because this page is public, you can read it before submitting a form, requesting a demo, or starting a trial. That makes it especially useful during early evaluation, when you want privacy clarity without entering the admin area or creating an account.

Comparing These Pages with General Privacy Content

The Disclaimer, App Privacy, and general Privacy Policy pages each answer a different kind of question. Reading the right one saves time, especially when you are comparing providers or checking whether a specific ERP offering fits your legal and privacy expectations.

Here is the key difference:

• Disclaimer explains the limits around relying on public website content.
• Privacy Policy explains broader website or company privacy practices.
• App Privacy explains privacy details for a specific app, module, or app-related service.

The Disclaimer is about content use. If you are asking, “Can I treat this website information as guaranteed, complete, or legally binding?” the Disclaimer page is the right place to start.

The general Privacy Policy is about personal data handling across the website experience. If you are asking, “How are contact submissions, browsing activity, or marketing interactions handled?” that belongs in the general privacy content.

The App Privacy page is narrower. It helps when your question is, “Does this specific app or ERP offering have additional privacy details I should review?” That is especially relevant when you are evaluating app-level features rather than just browsing the website.

A simple decision guide:

• Use Disclaimer for questions about website claims, informational reliance, and legal boundaries around published content.
• Use Privacy Policy for site-wide privacy practices.
• Use App Privacy for app-specific data collection, processing, sharing, or retention details.

You may want to read all three together when you are:

• evaluating Sherkety ERP & Website Platform as a vendor
• reviewing legal exposure before contacting sales
• checking trust and transparency signals
• comparing app-level privacy details with broader company privacy statements

Taken together, these pages give you a fuller picture: what public content means, how visitor data is handled overall, and whether a specific app adds its own privacy terms.

Using These Pages During Vendor Evaluation

When you are comparing Sherkety ERP & Website Platform with other providers, these legal pages help you move beyond marketing claims and look at how information and privacy are framed. A practical way to do this is to open each page from the public website and compare the scope of what it covers.

Start from the footer or another public legal links area and open Disclaimer first. This helps you understand the limits around published claims, feature descriptions, service summaries, and other informational content on the site. If you have been reading ERP pages, service pages, or comparison content, this page tells you how much reliance the website asks you to place on that information.

Next, open the general Privacy Policy. This is the page to review when you want to understand broader privacy practices connected to public browsing and visitor interaction. That can include areas such as:

• contact form submissions
• browsing activity
• marketing interactions
• general website privacy expectations

Then open App Privacy from the most relevant app or product context. If you are reviewing a specific ERP module or app-related offering, this page helps you confirm whether there are additional privacy details tied to that app.

As you compare the three pages, focus on scope:

• Disclaimer = public content use and legal reliance
• Privacy Policy = overall website privacy practices
• App Privacy = privacy details for a specific app or offering

This side-by-side reading is useful before you:

• shortlist a vendor
• request a demo
• submit a contact form
• continue deeper into ERP evaluation pages

If you are also reviewing product and app pages, pair this with Using ERP System Landing Pages to Evaluate Offerings and Browsing the ERP Apps Catalog so your legal review stays connected to the offerings you are actually considering.

Answering Common Questions About Which Page to Read

When several legal links appear together in the footer, it can be hard to know which one answers your question. In Sherkety ERP & Website Platform, the easiest way to decide is to match your question to the page’s scope.

Use Disclaimer when your question is about the website content itself. This is the page to read if you want to know:

• whether information is provided without guarantees
• whether public descriptions are for general information
• whether there are limits on liability
• what responsibility applies when external links are involved

Use App Privacy when your question is about a specific app. This is the right page if you want to know:

• how that app handles personal data
• whether app use involves additional privacy terms
• what processing, sharing, or retention expectations apply to that app

Use the general Privacy Policy when your question is broader than one app. This page is the best fit if you want to know:

• how website visitor data is handled overall
• what happens when you submit forms
• how browsing or marketing-related data may be treated
• what company-wide privacy practices apply across the public site

If you are comparing ERP vendors based on trust and compliance signals, a good reading order is:

• start with the general Privacy Policy
• then review App Privacy for the specific app or module you care about
• finish with Disclaimer to understand the legal limits around public website content

This order works well because it moves from broad privacy expectations to app-level detail, then to content-use boundaries. If your main concern is simply “Can I rely on what I’m reading here?”, open Disclaimer first. If your main concern is “How does this app handle data?”, go straight to App Privacy.

Overview

The Disclaimer page and App Privacy page are both public legal pages in Sherkety ERP & Website Platform, but they serve different purposes. Understanding that difference makes it easier to find the right answer without reading every legal page in full.

At a high level:

• Disclaimer explains how to interpret public website content.
• App Privacy explains privacy details tied to a specific app or app-related offering.
• the general Privacy Policy covers broader website privacy practices.

These pages support different visitor journeys. Someone reading business service descriptions, ERP feature pages, or company information may open Disclaimer to understand whether public content is guaranteed or simply informational. Someone evaluating a specific ERP app may open App Privacy to review how that app handles personal or usage data.

You can usually find these pages through:

• the footer
• a legal links section
• app-related public pages
• ERP product or module pages

Because they are public pages, they are available without using Login or entering the admin area. That makes them useful early in the buying journey, especially before you request a demo, submit a contact form, or compare providers in detail.

The most important thing to remember is scope:

• read Disclaimer for content-use and reliance questions
• read Privacy Policy for site-wide privacy questions
• read App Privacy for app-specific privacy questions

If you are moving through legal pages as part of a broader public-site review, this document builds on Finding Answers in FAQ and Policy Pages and keeps the focus on two pages that are often confused with general privacy content.

Prerequisites

You do not need an account, admin access, or any special setup to use the Disclaimer and App Privacy pages in Sherkety ERP & Website Platform. These pages are part of the public website, so the only real requirement is that you can browse public pages and open links in the site navigation or footer.

Before using this guide, it helps if you already know how to:

• move through the public website
• use the footer links
• recognize legal or policy page titles
• open ERP or service pages in separate tabs for comparison

If you are not yet comfortable finding public navigation areas, start with:

• Browsing the Sherkety Public Website
• Using Header Menus and Footer Links
• Finding Answers in FAQ and Policy Pages

You may also benefit from having a clear reason for reading these pages. Common examples include:

• checking legal notices before contacting sales
• reviewing privacy details before requesting a demo
• comparing ERP vendors
• confirming whether a specific app includes its own privacy information

Helpful things to have open while reading:

• the Disclaimer page
• the general Privacy Policy
• the relevant App Privacy page
• the ERP app or service page you are evaluating

If your next goal is to understand other public legal pages beyond these two, continue with Understanding Public Policy Pages and When to Use Them.