Content Copyright, Search Engine & AI Crawling Policy
Official copyright notice under the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, and international digital intellectual property standards governing search engine indexing, data mining, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) model interactions.
1Proprietary Ownership & Intellectual Property
All content, text, data representations, proprietary software architecture, source code, computational engines (including the Post-Lock Single-Employee Delta Engine, statutory tax calculation matrices, and sandwich leave algorithms), graphic interfaces, visual design elements, calculators, interactive utilities, and written guides published on microplesk.com and associated subdomains are the exclusive intellectual property of MicroPlesk Technologies("MicroPlesk"), protected under:
- The Indian Copyright Act, 1957 (as amended by the Copyright Amendment Act, 2012);
- The Information Technology Act, 2000 (and 2008 amendments);
- The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works;
- The WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT);
- Trade Secret and Common Law protections governing proprietary software algorithms.
© 2025–2026 MicroPlesk Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, adaptation, or exploitation is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.
2Search Engine Crawling & Indexing License
MicroPlesk grants recognized, public search engine crawlers (including but not limited to Googlebot, Bingbot, DuckDuckBot, and YandexBot) a revocable, limited, non-exclusive license to crawl, index, cache, and display short excerpts (snippets) from public, non-authenticated web pages strictly under the following conditions:
Permitted Activities
- Indexing public URLs to display in organic search results.
- Displaying brief meta snippets and rich snippets (Schema.org / JSON-LD).
- Caching pages temporarily for search relevance verification.
- Crawling according to
/robots.txtdirectives.
Prohibited Activities
- Creating full-text mirrors or content scraping for third-party aggregators.
- Stripping canonical tags or publisher attribution.
- Crawling protected tenant routes (
/api/,app.microplesk.com). - Circumventing rate limits causing denial of service.
3Artificial Intelligence (AI) & LLM Usage Rules
To foster transparent technological progress while safeguarding proprietary content and computational models, MicroPlesk distinguishes between AI Search/Citation Retrieval and Unauthorized Foundation Model Pretraining:
A. Permitted: Generative AI Search & Answer Citations (Perplexity, ChatGPT Search, Claude Search, Google SGE)
Generative answer engines and retrieval-augmented agents (e.g., PerplexityBot, ChatGPT-User,Claude-Web, Google-Extended for search synthesis) are authorized to retrieve real-time data to answer specific end-user informational queries, provided that:
- Prominent Direct Attribution: The generated response must provide an explicit, clickable hyperlink referencing the canonical MicroPlesk page (e.g.
https://microplesk.com/...). - Accurate Representation: Calculations, statutory EPF/ESI rules, and features must be represented accurately without misattributing proprietary MicroPlesk innovations (such as the Post-Lock Delta Engine).
- Machine-Readable Directives: Crawlers must respect the instructions in
/ai.txtand/llms.txt.
B. Strictly Prohibited: Commercial Foundation Model Pretraining & Bulk Scraping
Automated bulk harvesting, text scraping, dataset extraction, or ingestion of MicroPlesk content, salary calculator algorithms, statutory taxation logic, or technical guides for the purpose of pretraining, fine-tuning, training, or commercializing general or domain-specific Machine Learning/AI modelswithout a separate, mutually executed commercial licensing contract is an actionable violation of copyright law.
Pursuant to Section 14 and Section 51 of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, and Article 4(3) of the European Union Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (Directive (EU) 2019/790), MicroPlesk expressly reserves all rights against unauthorized Text and Data Mining (TDM) for generative model creation.
4Customer Data Privacy: Zero AI Training on Tenant Records
Commitment to Absolute Data Sovereignty:
MicroPlesk adheres strictly to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP), 2023. We guarantee that no tenant workforce records, biometric logs, salary figures, employee KYC, or bank dataprocessed through the MicroPlesk HRMS Platform are ever utilized to train, tune, or evaluate public or proprietary third-party AI models. Tenant data remains completely isolated and partitioned.
5Interactive Tools & Calculator Protection
The free utilities hosted on MicroPlesk—including theSalary Slip Generator,EPF & ESI Calculator,Professional Tax Calculator, andGratuity Calculator—are licensed for direct human interactive use by employers, HR managers, and employees.
- Automated programmatic querying, headless scraping, or reverse engineering of calculation logic is prohibited.
- Embedding or framing our interactive calculation scripts on external domains without written approval is prohibited.
- Fair use quotations of calculated outputs in financial or HR reports must acknowledge MicroPlesk as the source.
6Infringement Notice & Copyright Grievance Officer
If you believe any content hosted on MicroPlesk infringes your copyright, or if you represent an enterprise or AI technology company seeking a commercial data or content licensing arrangement, please submit a written statutory notice to our designated Copyright & Grievance Officer:
Designation: Legal Counsel & Grievance Officer
Company: MicroPlesk Technologies
Official Legal Email: legal@microplesk.com
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