Practical AI automation built for real operations—and the teams running them.
We design and integrate AI workflows around your existing operations, then equip your team to run them confidently. No disconnected tools, no endless pilots—just practical systems built to improve how work gets done.
Architecting workflows across modern stacks
Why AI projects stall, and how we keep them moving
The standard failure mode
The Nexentive approach
Disconnected tool sprawl
Buying multiple point solutions that sit in silos and create data fragmentation.
Unified system architecture
AI-enabled workflows integrated into your existing databases, CRMs, and core business tools.
Zero workforce adoption
AI tools deployed without clear ownership or training, leaving teams uncertain and likely to revert to manual work.
AI-ready enablement
Plain-English SOPs, hands-on onboarding, and human review controls that help business users adopt new workflows with confidence.
Endless theory and pilots
Strategy decks and proof-of-concepts that never become reliable operating workflows.
Focused production deployment
Prioritized workflows designed, tested, and integrated on practical implementation timelines—not left sitting in pilot phase.
Systems we’ve designed, built and handed over
Each one started with a decision about what was worth automating, and ended with the client’s own team running it.
Operations
One operations platform for a 72-person manufacturer
Replaced 16 tools and spreadsheets with a custom ERP, rolled out department by department.
Month-end reporting
5 days to 6 hours
Read the case studyFinance
Invoice matching for a 38-person distributor
Automated matching against purchase orders, with finance approving every exception.
Handling time per invoice
9 min to 3 min
Read the case studySales
Lead routing for a 32-person B2B SaaS company
Every lead enriched, scored and routed to the right rep, who accepts it in one click.
First response
7.5 hours to 14 minutes
Read the case studyCustomer service
Support triage for a 55-person e-commerce brand
Tickets sorted and replies drafted from approved help articles; agents send every one.
First response
9.2 hours to 2.1 hours
Read the case studyFrom an AI opportunity to a system your team runs
AI strategy and architecture roadmap
Identify where AI can create the most operational value, then define a practical architecture and implementation roadmap.
Intelligent workflow and system automation
Automate repeatable processes and connect the systems your business already depends on.
AI enablement and workforce readiness
Equip founders, operators, and business teams with the training, documentation, and controls needed to run AI-enabled workflows confidently.
How an engagement works
Diagnose and blueprint
We audit your operating stack, map manual dependencies and friction, and define a practical automation architecture.
Build and integrate
We engineer, test, and integrate resilient AI-enabled workflows tailored to your business rules.
Enable and scale
We train your team, establish monitoring and escalation paths, and hand over clear operating playbooks.
Diagnose and blueprint
We audit your operating stack, map manual dependencies and friction, and define a practical automation architecture.
Build and integrate
We engineer, test, and integrate resilient AI-enabled workflows tailored to your business rules.
Enable and scale
We train your team, establish monitoring and escalation paths, and hand over clear operating playbooks.
Technology is only half the implementation
We design for implementation, handoff, and internal ownership—not ongoing dependency.
Technical systems
Reliable data flows and secure integrations connected to the tools your business already runs.
Human adoption
Plain-English SOPs, hands-on training, and clear ownership so teams operate what gets built.
Systems your business can actually operate and improve.
Explore the frameworkHave a workflow that’s taking too much time?
Bring us the process. We’ll help you determine where AI or automation makes sense—and where it doesn’t.
Start a conversationScalable AI systems built for real-world operations.
We design, integrate, and deploy AI-enabled systems around the way your business already operates—then equip your team to run them confidently without requiring a large internal AI function.
AI strategy and opportunity roadmap
For founders and business leaders seeking clarity before investing in implementation.
Operational bottleneck audit
We map your end-to-end processes to identify repetitive tasks, high-friction handoffs, and strong automation candidates.
Architecture and tool stack selection
We evaluate model providers, automation platforms, databases, APIs, and infrastructure to design a cohesive system that fits your existing stack and avoids unnecessary tool sprawl.
Risk and feasibility assessment
We identify data privacy considerations, technical constraints, and implementation risks before writing a single line of code.
Actionable blueprint
You receive a prioritized roadmap ranked by business value, feasibility, and implementation effort.
Intelligent automation and systems integration
For businesses looking to reduce repetitive handoffs, fragmented data entry, and manual coordination across their existing systems.
Multi-step AI workflows
AI-assisted processes for document handling, research, lead qualification, routing, and other repeatable operational tasks.
Cross-platform integration
Connect CRMs, databases, enterprise integration platforms, automation tools, and custom systems so information moves reliably between environments—including platforms such as HubSpot, Salesforce, PostgreSQL, Workato, MuleSoft, n8n, Make, Zapier, and custom APIs.
Internal knowledge systems
Give AI workflows controlled access to approved company documentation and data so responses are grounded in relevant business context.
Human-in-the-loop safeguards
Validation steps and approval gates keep people in control before AI-generated outputs trigger sensitive or high-impact actions.
AI enablement and workforce readiness
For founders and business teams who need to use and manage AI-enabled workflows without becoming AI specialists.
Role-specific enablement
Practical training covering day-to-day use, prompting where relevant, workflow monitoring, and basic troubleshooting.
Standard operating procedures
Clear, living documentation and runbooks showing how workflows operate, how they are monitored, and how exceptions are handled.
Governance and output quality control
Frameworks for data handling, validation, exception management, and reducing unreliable AI outputs across business functions.
Ongoing advisory and maintenance
Structured handoff with ongoing support available to refine and adapt workflows as your business evolves.
Typical ways we engage
Presented as typical engagement structures, not guarantees. Final scope and timeline depend on your workflows and systems.
| Feature or deliverable | Strategy Sprint 1–2 weeks |
Custom Implementation 3–5 weeks |
Full Transformation 6–8 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Audit, roadmap & tool evaluation | 1–2 targeted, end-to-end workflows | Broader workflow automation + team enablement |
| System architecture blueprint | Included | Included | Included |
| Production deployment | Roadmap only | Targeted workflows deployed & tested | Broader rollout + enablement |
| Workforce SOPs and training | Not included | Core runbooks | Comprehensive team enablement |
| Best for | Founders or teams needing clear direction | A targeted process bottleneck | Scaling operations without letting manual work scale at the same rate |
1–2 weeks
Strategy Sprint
- Primary focus
- Audit, roadmap & tool evaluation
- System architecture blueprint
- Included
- Production deployment
- Roadmap only
- Workforce SOPs and training
- Not included
- Best for
- Founders or teams needing clear direction
3–5 weeks
Custom Implementation
- Primary focus
- 1–2 targeted, end-to-end workflows
- System architecture blueprint
- Included
- Production deployment
- Targeted workflows deployed & tested
- Workforce SOPs and training
- Core runbooks
- Best for
- A targeted process bottleneck
6–8 weeks
Full Transformation
- Primary focus
- Broader workflow automation + team enablement
- System architecture blueprint
- Included
- Production deployment
- Broader rollout + enablement
- Workforce SOPs and training
- Comprehensive team enablement
- Best for
- Scaling operations without letting manual work scale at the same rate
Frequently asked questions
We look for high-frequency, repeatable, and data-heavy tasks where people spend time copying, routing, reconciling, or synthesizing information. We then prioritize opportunities based on business impact, feasibility, risk, and implementation effort.
Not necessarily. We aim to design systems that trained business users can monitor and manage day to day, supported by clear SOPs, modular components, and defined escalation paths when technical intervention is required.
We design integrations around appropriate provider data controls, secure API access, and least-privilege permissions. Where sensitive information is involved, architecture and model-provider choices are reviewed with data handling and privacy requirements in mind.
Let’s identify the highest-value automation opportunities in your business
Share the workflow or operational challenge you want to improve. We will review the context and identify whether AI or automation has a practical path to measurable impact.
Start a conversationFour systems, from first decision to handover.
Each engagement followed the same path: agree what is worth building, build it to production standard, and keep people in control where it matters.
OperationsCustom operations platform (ERP)
A 72-person precision-components manufacturer replaced 12 spreadsheets and 4 disconnected tools with one operations platform, built around how its teams already work
| Result | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Tools and spreadsheets in daily use | 16 | 1 platform |
| Month-end reporting | 5 days | 6 hours |
| Order processing time | 22 min | 8 min |
| Stock accuracy | 91% | 98% |
Measured over the first 12 weeks after rollout. 42 people across 5 departments use it daily, and uptime since launch has been 99.9%.
The situation
Operations ran on 12 spreadsheets and 4 disconnected tools. Stock, orders and invoices lived in different places, so nobody had a single, current view of the business.
Month-end reporting took 5 working days of manual consolidation. Stock counts were off by about 8%, and orders were sometimes promised against stock that was not actually available.
What we decided
The first decision was whether to build at all:
- Build or buy: we compared Odoo, Zoho and an off-the-shelf manufacturing ERP against how the business actually runs. Custom won because the make-to-order workflow and tiered pricing model required heavy customisation, while the combined licence and integration cost was estimated at about €36,000 a year.
- Order of work: inventory and purchasing first, because most shortages and reconciliation errors started there; production and reporting in phase two.
- Data migration: which history to bring over (3 years of orders, current stock and open purchase orders) and how each dataset would be checked.
- Roles and approvals: who can see and change what, and which actions need sign-off.
- Rollout: department by department, with old and new running side by side for 3 weeks.
What we built
- Inventory with multi-location stock, purchasing with approvals, sales orders and invoicing, production planning and live dashboards.
- Integrations with Exact Online, WooCommerce, Mollie and Sendcloud.
- AI features: purchase-invoice extraction, reorder suggestions based on sales history, and plain-English questions over management reports.
- Role-based access, an audit log of every change, and automated backups.
- Tablet screens for the warehouse floor.
Where people stay in control
Purchase orders over €7,500 and stock adjustments need approval from the operations director. Every change is logged with who made it and when.
We trained 42 users across 5 departments and wrote a short guide for each role. Day-to-day administration was handed to the operations manager; we provide ongoing support.
FinanceInvoice matching
A 38-person specialty wholesale distributor cut invoice handling from 9 minutes to 3 minutes per invoice, with finance approving every exception
| Result | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Handling time per invoice | 9 min | 3 min |
| Invoices needing manual review | 100% | 28% |
| Receipt to approval | 2.4 days | 0.8 days |
| Month-end close | 6 days | 4 days |
| Late-payment fees | £1,800 a quarter | £350 a quarter |
Measured over the 8 weeks before and after launch.
The situation
Supplier invoices arrived as PDF attachments in a shared inbox. Each one was keyed into Xero by hand and checked against its purchase order by eye.
At 1,250 invoices a month, that took the team about 42 hours a week. Errors surfaced as duplicate payments and supplier disputes, and month-end close took 6 working days.
What we decided
Before building anything, we mapped the accounts payable process with the finance manager and agreed the rules:
- Invoices qualify for automatic matching only when the supplier is known, the purchase order matches, and totals agree within 1%.
- New suppliers, mismatches and anything over £10,000 always go to a person.
- Every automated decision is logged with its source document and the rule that applied, to satisfy internal finance controls and year-end audit evidence requirements.
- Credit notes stay manual, because tax treatment and coding can require finance judgment.
What we built
- Extraction of supplier, invoice number, line items, tax and totals from PDF and email invoices.
- Matching against purchase orders and goods receipts in Cin7 Core.
- An exception queue in Microsoft Teams, showing the reason for each flag.
- Posting of approved invoices into Xero, with a full audit trail.
- A weekly accuracy report, and alerts when extraction confidence drops.
Where people stay in control
Finance approves every payment batch and every exception. For the first 3 weeks, the team reviewed every invoice; automatic matching widened only after accuracy held above 97%.
The accounts payable team now owns a runbook for exceptions and reviews a one-page accuracy report each week.
SalesLead qualification and routing
A 32-person B2B SaaS company answers qualified inbound leads in 14 minutes instead of 7.5 hours, and reps start every call already briefed
| Result | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first response | 7.5 hours | 14 minutes |
| Leads with complete records | 46% | 94% |
| Rep research time per lead | 18 min | 5 min |
| Leads re-routed between reps | 23% | 6% |
| Lead to booked meeting | 18% | 27% |
Measured over the 8 weeks before and after launch.
The situation
Inbound leads landed in HubSpot with half the fields empty and waited an average of 7.5 hours for a first reply. Round-robin routing ignored territory and fit, so reps often passed leads between each other.
Reps spent about 18 minutes researching each lead before first contact. Several high-value leads went cold before anyone replied.
What we decided
We worked with the head of sales to agree what “qualified” means before automating anything:
- Fit criteria: 20 to 250 employees, B2B software or professional services, UK, Ireland or Benelux, and a manager-level or senior buyer.
- Routing rules: by region and company segment, with a named backup when a rep is away.
- A response target of 15 minutes for qualified leads during business hours.
- Which enrichment sources are acceptable, checked against the client’s privacy policy, data-processing agreements and GDPR requirements.
- The AI never contacts a prospect. It prepares; people decide and reply.
What we built
- Automatic enrichment of every new lead with company size, industry, region, funding stage and website.
- Scoring against the agreed fit criteria, with the reason for each score shown.
- A short research brief attached to each lead in HubSpot: what the company does, likely need, and suggested opening questions.
- Routing to the right rep, with an alert in Slack and escalation if nobody responds within 20 minutes.
- A dashboard of accepted and rejected leads by rep and by source.
Where people stay in control
Reps accept or reject each routed lead with one click, and every rejection records a reason. Those reasons feed a monthly review of the criteria.
Sales ops can change criteria and routing rules themselves, without an engineer. We trained 2 people on this.
Customer serviceSupport triage with drafted replies
A 55-person e-commerce brand cut first response time from 9.2 hours to 2.1 hours, while agents still review and send every reply
| Result | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| First response time | 9.2 hours | 2.1 hours |
| Handling time per ticket | 11 min | 7 min |
| Open backlog | 620 tickets | 210 tickets |
| Drafts sent with light or no edits | None (no drafts) | 68% |
| Customer satisfaction (CSAT) | 84% | 91% |
Measured over the 8 weeks before and after launch.
The situation
Ticket volume had grown 38% in 12 months without the team growing. Tickets sat untagged until someone picked them up, and 44% of them were repeat questions about orders, returns and delivery.
Answers lived across the help centre, Notion and old tickets, so agents spent time searching before replying. First response time had slipped to 9.2 hours.
What we decided
We audited 3 months of tickets with the support lead and sorted every category into three groups:
- Draft a reply: order status, return eligibility and delivery estimates.
- Route only, no draft: product troubleshooting and account-access changes.
- Straight to a senior person: billing disputes, complaints, and anything with legal or safety risk.
The audit also showed 17 help articles were out of date. We fixed those first, because drafted replies are only as good as the articles behind them.
What we built
- Automatic categorisation and priority tagging of every incoming ticket.
- Routing to the right queue or person, based on category and customer tier.
- Reply drafts written only from approved help articles and Shopify order data, with the source linked in each draft.
- A weekly report of drafts agents edited heavily, to show which articles need work.
Where people stay in control
Agents review and send every reply; nothing goes to a customer automatically. The linked source makes checking a draft fast.
The support team owns the help articles and a simple process for updating them. The support lead reviews the heavily edited drafts each week.
Have a process that looks like one of these?
Tell us how it runs today. We will tell you what is worth automating, what should stay with your team, and what it would take to build.
Start a conversationTechnology without adoption fails, so we build for both.
AI initiatives often underperform when too much attention goes to the model and too little to the people and processes responsible for using it. The Nexentive Framework brings production-ready engineering and workforce enablement together from the start.
Why systems alone are not enough
AI initiatives often underperform when tools are introduced without enough operational context, ownership, or support for the people expected to use them.
When both engines operate together, automation becomes more maintainable, more usable, and better aligned with day-to-day operations.
The four-phase Nexentive lifecycle
Operational diagnostic and feasibility audit
- Map end-to-end data flows, tool dependencies, and manual touchpoints.
- Identify high-frequency bottlenecks where automation has clear potential for measurable business impact.
- Screen for data privacy, technical constraints, and edge cases before engineering begins.
Deliverable
The AI Opportunity & Architecture Blueprint
Custom systems architecture and pipeline engineering
- Design modular workflows connecting your CRMs, databases, automation tools, and AI model endpoints.
- Implement human-in-the-loop validation checkpoints for mission-critical actions.
- Test edge cases, add fallback logic, and introduce validation controls to reduce unreliable outputs and handle exceptions safely.
Deliverable
Fully configured, staged integration environment
Workforce enablement and operational SOPs
- Run practical, role-tailored workshops for non-technical team members and founders.
- Author living SOP runbooks, exception-handling guides, and prompt frameworks.
- Transition day-to-day workflow supervision to your internal staff.
Deliverable
Team Training Sessions + Custom Operations Runbook
Live deployment, monitoring and iterative scaling
- Plan and execute a controlled production rollout designed to minimize disruption, with appropriate logging and monitoring in place.
- Monitor model performance, API reliability, workflow exceptions, and output quality.
- Establish an appropriate optimization cadence based on workflow importance, usage, and real-world feedback.
Deliverable
Production Handover + Ongoing Performance Reviews
Guiding principles
Pragmatism over hype
We favor proven, dependable tools and the simplest architecture that can solve the business problem reliably.
Non-technical usability
If the people responsible for a process cannot confidently monitor and operate the workflow, the implementation is not complete.
Data governance by design
Provider selection, access controls, API permissions, and data handling requirements are considered as part of the architecture from the start.
Observable handoffs
Workflows include appropriate logging, alerts, exception handling, and human review points so teams can see what is happening and intervene when needed.
Build systems your business will actually use
Tell us where your current operations are under strain. We will review the context and determine whether the Nexentive Framework is a good fit for the problem.
Start a conversationWe bridge the gap between advanced AI and everyday business operations.
Nexentive was founded on a simple observation: growing businesses do not lack access to AI technology—they often lack the practical systems, integration work, and team enablement needed to use it reliably.
The Nexentive story
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has created a flood of point solutions, models, and competing claims. Yet inside growing businesses, teams still spend significant time on repetitive data entry, manual cross-platform updates, and fragmented handoffs.
Software implementation can fall short when it focuses only on the technology and overlooks the people responsible for running the day-to-day process.
Nexentive was built to close that gap. We combine practical systems engineering with workforce enablement, integrating AI into the tools and processes a business already depends on. Just as importantly, we design for handoff: clear documentation, defined controls, and the internal capability to operate the system after deployment.
Values and operating philosophy
Practical value first
We prioritize problems where automation has a clear operational case—reducing repetitive work, improving throughput, increasing consistency, or freeing teams for higher-value work.
Plain-English communication
We explain systems in clear business language. Documentation, runbooks, and training are designed for the people who will actually operate the workflows.
Human-in-the-loop safeguards
AI should amplify human capability. We add oversight and validation checkpoints where human judgment or accountability matters.
Responsible data handling
We design integrations around appropriate provider controls, least-privilege access, and data handling practices suited to the sensitivity of the workflow.
Ready to make AI work for your operations?
Share what you are trying to improve. We will review your current workflow and come back with the most appropriate next step.
Start a conversationTell us what you’re working on.
Share a little context about the workflow, system, or operational challenge you want to improve. We’ll review it and come back with the most appropriate next step.
What happens next
We use the context you share to understand the problem before suggesting a meeting. If a focused conversation is the right next step, we’ll send you a scheduling link directly.
Share the context
Tell us where the friction is, what systems are involved, and what you are trying to improve.
We review the fit
We review the workflow, likely integration points, and whether AI or automation appears practical for the problem.
We recommend the next step
If a conversation would be useful, we’ll send a private scheduling link. Otherwise, we’ll respond directly with the questions or next steps that make the most sense.
Useful context to include
- •The workflow or process you want to improve.
- •The systems, tools, or teams involved.
- •The outcome you want to achieve or the bottleneck you want to remove.
Start the conversation
A few details are enough. We’ll review your request and reply within one business day.
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Write to us directly at contact@nexentive.com.
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Privacy policy
Last updated: September 22, 2026
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1. Who we are
Nexentive provides AI consulting, workflow automation, systems integration, and workforce enablement services.
NexentiveRoodraksh Mall
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Privacy inquiries: privacy@nexentive.com
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1. About Nexentive
Nexentive provides AI consulting, workflow automation, systems integration, and workforce enablement services.
NexentiveRoodraksh Mall
G.S. Road, Bhangagarh
Guwahati, Assam 781003
India
General inquiries: contact@nexentive.com
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3. No client relationship created by website use
Using this website, submitting a form, sending an email, or scheduling a meeting does not by itself create a client, consulting, agency, partnership, fiduciary, or other professional relationship with Nexentive.
Any paid engagement will be governed by a separate written proposal, statement of work, master services agreement, order form, or other agreement accepted by Nexentive and the relevant client. If there is a conflict between these Terms and a signed client agreement, the signed client agreement will govern the relevant services.
4. Permitted use
You may use the website for lawful business and informational purposes. You agree not to:
- use the website in violation of applicable law or regulation;
- attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website, servers, systems, or connected infrastructure;
- introduce malware, malicious code, automated attacks, or other harmful material;
- interfere with the security, availability, integrity, or normal operation of the website;
- misrepresent your identity or affiliation when contacting Nexentive;
- use website content to infringe the rights of Nexentive or any third party; or
- use automated extraction or scraping in a manner that materially burdens the website or circumvents technical restrictions.
5. Intellectual property
Unless otherwise indicated, the website and its original content, including text, graphics, brand elements, design, diagrams, layout, and other materials, are owned by or licensed to Nexentive and are protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
You may view and use website content for your own internal, non-commercial evaluation of Nexentive's services. You may not reproduce, republish, distribute, modify, sell, license, or commercially exploit our original website content without prior written permission, except where applicable law expressly permits it.
Third-party names, logos, trademarks, and product references remain the property of their respective owners. Their appearance on the website does not imply sponsorship or endorsement unless expressly stated.
6. Information you submit
If you submit an inquiry, message, project description, or other information through the website, you confirm that you have the right to provide that information and that doing so does not violate another person's rights or applicable law.
Please do not submit passwords, authentication credentials, highly sensitive personal information, regulated data, trade secrets, or other confidential information through ordinary website forms unless Nexentive has expressly agreed to receive it through an appropriate secure channel.
7. Proposals, estimates, and website statements
Descriptions of services, capabilities, examples, timelines, potential outcomes, and implementation approaches on the website are general in nature. They are not binding offers, guarantees, or commitments.
Project scope, deliverables, fees, dependencies, responsibilities, assumptions, timelines, acceptance criteria, and other commercial terms will be defined separately for each engagement.
8. AI and technology information
AI platforms, software products, APIs, cloud services, and third-party technologies change frequently. Information on this website may therefore become outdated, incomplete, or inaccurate over time.
References to particular technologies or providers do not guarantee availability, compatibility, suitability, regulatory compliance, or a particular business outcome for any specific project.
9. Third-Party services and links
The website may use or link to third-party services, including services used for scheduling, forms, infrastructure, or external websites. Third-party services are operated independently and may be subject to their own terms and privacy practices.
Nexentive does not control and is not responsible for the availability, security, content, policies, or practices of third-party websites or services.
10. Privacy
Our handling of personal information through the website is described in our Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy forms part of the information governing your use of the website.
11. Website availability and security
We aim to keep the website available and secure, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted, error-free, or fully secure operation. We may suspend, modify, restrict, or discontinue any part of the website at any time, including for maintenance, security, technical, or business reasons.
12. Disclaimer of warranties
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the website and its content are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis without warranties of any kind, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise.
We do not warrant that website content will always be accurate, complete, current, suitable for your purposes, uninterrupted, or free from errors or harmful components.
13. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Nexentive will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive losses arising from or related to your use of, or inability to use, the website or your reliance on website content.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.
14. Indemnity
To the extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to be responsible for losses, claims, liabilities, and reasonable costs incurred by Nexentive as a direct result of your unlawful use of the website, your material breach of these Terms, or your infringement of another person's rights.
15. Changes to the website and these terms
We may update the website and these Terms from time to time. The current version will be published on this page with the latest update date shown above.
Your continued use of the website after updated Terms become effective constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms to the extent permitted by applicable law.
16. Governing law and jurisdiction
These Terms are governed by the laws of India, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Subject to any rights or remedies that cannot be restricted under applicable law, disputes relating to these Terms or use of the website will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts in Guwahati, Assam, India.
17. Severability and no waiver
If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law. A failure by Nexentive to enforce a provision of these Terms does not waive our right to enforce it later.
18. Contact
Questions about these Terms & Conditions can be sent to:
NexentiveRoodraksh Mall
G.S. Road, Bhangagarh
Guwahati, Assam 781003
India
Email: contact@nexentive.com
Website: www.nexentive.com