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FAQ

Yes they do. Whether you’re using a Doczilla generated Template via a fixed subscription plan on Doczilla, or you’re using a custom Template provided by another user / author, generally the Templates are updated each year to ensure their format and content stay up to date, and compliant per industry standards. But be sure to check your Templates per your own standards and your own expectations and if the author (Doczilla or a fellow user of yours) needs to be alerted to a reasonable requirement for an update, please let them know via the platform. The regularity of Template updating may vary from industry to industry, author to author and specific Template to Template, but the general ideal of having the Template revised and updated as part of you having an active subscription and or specific Template license – remains that updates are generally included. Please check the terms of a Template you are looking at if you want to verify more details regarding exact timing of and or expectations around Template updates.

Templates are provided in the File Type per the description and or details of the Template – generally this will include (may vary) a major file type or file types that are most suitable to the context of use for the Template – eg Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Powerpoint, Google Doc, etc. As long as you have the valid software to utilise these file types (eg a Microsoft Office or Microsoft Word license so that you can open and edit Microsoft Word files) then that should be all you need to download and start editing / accessing / utilising your Template!

We strongly recommend that you do. If you are a subscriber to Doczilla on a fixed monthly plan to access either the Free, Starter, Pro or Boss level of Templates, then you will have access to all of the relevant Templates subject to download limits per your subscription plan. But Doczilla was created not only for you to be able to access high quality, well researched, well written and regularly updated Templates for a fraction of the time and cost it would take to generate your own industry or profession-specific Templates, it was also created as a place for people with deep, professional level experience in industries / professions and niches, to be able to draft, upload and sell their own Templates to other people from the same or related industries. Whether you are using Doczilla generated Templates, or your own Templates, or you design and sell your own Templates to other users because you have a particular set of experience and skills that make your Template the best of its kind – is entirely up to you!

No, you can not. This is a condition of accessing and or downloading the Templates within DollarSense.ai. Whether they are Templates you can access via your subscription with DollarSense.ai, or via the DollarSense.ai marketplace (ie Templates that other members upload and make available to you), access to and use of these Templates is predicated upon your explicit agreement per the Terms Of Use and or other general terms of the site that you can not distribute or sell any of said Templates. Doing so would be an infringement of copyright. You are free to use these Templates for your own personal or business purposes pertaining to utilising them only, and not commercialising them via sale or resale. You also agree to access and or use these Templates with no warranties provided as to the content therein and that you must either use your own professional judgement and or seek professional 3rd party advice if you wish to rely upon the Templates or any part thereof, as you are solely responsible for any use and or outcomes thereof from said Templates.

No. Whether provided by Doczilla as part of a subscription package, as a one-off purchase, or from the marketplace authored by other users – every Template on Doczilla.co must be downloaded and used per our Terms Of Use including, but not limited to, the fact that neither Doczilla.co nor its constituent users are able to offer any warranties nor accept any responsibility with regards to the content of any Templates. All Templates are to be used with this fact in mind – if you wish to utilise the Templates you must use your own professional 3rd party and or seek independent advice as your circumstances and or use of and or application of any Templates is not covered by Doczilla nor its users. Use Templates entirely at your own risk.

If you are an active subscriber to Doczilla, you can use any Templates that you have downloaded as part of a subscription for an unlimited period unless otherwise stated in relation to that Template and or its umbrella subscription. For exceptions and or any variations on this, as well as what is considered acceptable use and the timeframes and or usage levels pertaining thereto, please refer to our Acceptable Use Policy located at https://doczilla.co/acceptable-use-policy/

This will generally be explained in the details provided for each Template you access and download. Most Templates are created in multiple formats and those different formats are included for you to download. For example you may access a Microsoft Word template – drafted by a professional from your industry for a particular purpose. If this document requires ‘responder inputs’ – ie say if it is a Client Communication that requires a client of yours to answer questions and give you information, and or sign the Template and send back to you – other form-based versions of the Template may also be provided to you – for example Google Forms, Microsoft Forms and or Fillable PDF (Adobe Acrobat). Most Templates are created in mainstream and common software formats – Word, Google Docs / Forms, Microsoft Forms, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint – to name a few. Certain Templates may be more niche or require more specialised software to be utilised – this depends on the industry the Template was built for and the use case for the Template.