Copyright Policy
Effective date: April 10, 2026
TenAceIQ respects intellectual property rights and expects users of the platform to do the same. This policy explains how we handle ownership, user-submitted materials, copyright complaints, counter-notices, and repeat infringement.
1. TenAceIQ materials
TenAceIQ owns or licenses the platform software, branding, designs, page copy, workflows, proprietary analytics, visual presentation, and other original materials made available through the service. Except where the platform expressly allows a limited personal or team use, you may not copy, scrape, reproduce, modify, publish, sell, sublicense, reverse engineer, or exploit TenAceIQ materials without permission.
Tennis records, public facts, third-party marks, league names, team names, player names, and source materials remain subject to the rights and rules of their respective owners, leagues, providers, and governing bodies.
2. User and league content
If you upload, submit, import, message, or otherwise provide content to TenAceIQ, you represent that you have the rights and permissions needed to do so. You keep ownership of your content, but you grant TenAceIQ a limited license to host, store, process, display, format, analyze, transmit, and use that content as needed to operate, secure, improve, and support the platform and the features you choose to use.
You may not upload or import material that infringes another party's rights, violates league rules or data-source terms, exposes private information without authorization, or misrepresents match, roster, result, or player information.
3. Copyright notices
If you believe material on TenAceIQ infringes your copyright, send a review request with enough detail for us to find and evaluate the material. Your notice should include:
The copyrighted work you claim has been infringed, or a representative list of works.
The exact TenAceIQ URL, page, record, message, upload, or location where the material appears.
Your name, organization if applicable, mailing address, phone number, and email address.
A statement that you have a good-faith belief the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
A statement that the information in your notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act for the owner.
Your physical or electronic signature.
You can start a request through the TenAceIQ contact page. If TenAceIQ designates a DMCA agent, we will post the agent's contact information in a public location and keep the Copyright Office directory current as required.
4. Review and response
We may investigate, remove, limit access to, or request more information regarding challenged content as appropriate. We may also notify the user or account associated with the material and preserve records needed to evaluate the request, protect users, enforce our terms, or comply with law.
Notices that are incomplete, unclear, abusive, automated at unreasonable scale, or not tied to identifiable TenAceIQ material may be delayed or rejected until enough information is provided.
5. Counter-notices
If your content was removed or restricted after a copyright notice and you believe the action was a mistake or misidentification, you may send a counter-notice. Include the material that was removed, where it appeared, your contact information, a statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief the material was removed by mistake or misidentification, your consent to the jurisdiction required by applicable copyright law, and your physical or electronic signature.
We may restore content when permitted by law and platform policy unless the original claimant tells us that they have filed an action seeking a court order.
6. Repeat infringement and misuse
TenAceIQ may suspend or terminate accounts, imports, uploads, league workspaces, or other access for repeat infringement, abusive notices, fraudulent claims, attempts to evade removals, or other intellectual-property misuse.
A false notice or counter-notice can create legal liability. Do not submit a copyright request unless you have a good-faith basis for the claim.
7. Reservation of rights
Nothing in this policy waives TenAceIQ's rights, remedies, defenses, licenses, permissions, or legal positions. We may update this policy as the platform, legal requirements, data partnerships, or support workflows change.