The entity "sgspooja" is likely a misinterpretation of SGS (Société Générale de Surveillance), a multinational company providing inspection, verification, testing, and certification services. The terms and conditions for SGS services are comprehensive and vary based on the specific service provided (e.g., certification, online access, customized audits). 

General Description of SGS Services

SGS is a leading global company in inspection, testing, and certification. Their core services include: 

• Inspection and Verification: Checking the quantity, weight, and quality of traded goods.
• Testing: Ensuring product quality and performance against various health, safety, and regulatory standards.
• Certification: Ascertaining the conformance of products, systems, or services with specific standards and regulations (e.g., ISO certification).
• Online Services: Providing clients with access to reports, certificates, and data through platforms like SGS Online. 

Key Terms and Conditions (General Overview)

While specific terms depend on the service, some common conditions found in SGS user agreements and general conditions of service include:

• Provision of Services: SGS will provide services using reasonable care and skill, based on the client's instructions and the specific service agreement.
• Client Obligations: Clients must provide all necessary information, documents, and access to facilities in a timely manner. They are responsible for safety and security during the performance of services.
• Payment and Fees: Invoices are typically due within 30 days. Late payments may incur interest. No refunds on subscription fees are generally allowed.
• Confidentiality: Both parties typically agree to keep confidential information acquired during the contract period private, with some exceptions for publicly known information or legal requirements.
• Limitation of Liability: SGS's liability for loss or damage is generally limited to the total fees paid for the specific service in question, except in cases of proven negligence, death, or personal injury. They are not liable for indirect or consequential losses.
• Intellectual Property: SGS retains ownership of its intellectual property, including software, reports (form and presentation), and methodologies. Clients may use reports for their intended purpose but not generally publish extracts without prior written authorization.
• Use of Online Platforms: Access to platforms like SGS Online is generally for internal business purposes only, and users agree not to share account details or use the information for commercial resale. 

For full and specific details, you should refer to the official SGS Terms and Conditions page on their website, which provides links to various specific conditions for different services.