Acceptable Use Policy

2.1 Use only accounts you hold

Connect only accounts that your organization or group holds and controls, with the permission of the provider. Knowing a password does not mean you have the right to share an account.

2.2 Accounts you must never connect

• Bank, card, payment, loan, insurance, investment or cryptocurrency accounts. HeyPass blocks known financial senders, and this block cannot be turned off.
• Health, patient or medical insurance portals.
• Government, tax, immigration or identity systems.
• Accounts that hold payment card data.
• Accounts that belong to anyone under 18.
• Accounts that belong to another person or organization who has not given you permission.

2.3 Things you must never do

• Resell, rent or broker access to any account, or run group-buy schemes.
• Use HeyPass to get around a provider's user limits, seat rules or terms.
• Forward password-reset or account-recovery emails, or try to get them past our filters.
• Use HeyPass for phishing, spam, fraud, harassment or watching other people.
• Try to defeat the security of an account you do not own.
• Create more than one HeyPass user account for yourself, or create many free workspaces to avoid paying.
• Test, probe or attack HeyPass, or try to reach another workspace's data.

2.4 What happens if you break these rules

We may stop a connected account, suspend a member, or close the workspace. If the problem is serious, or if the law requires it, we may act without warning. We may report illegal activity to the authorities.

2.5 Reporting misuse

If you think someone is misusing HeyPass, email hello@heypass.io with the subject "Misuse report".