ZynoviqSix rules every member agrees to.
These rules protect your clients, our customers and the value of your own work. They are part of the contributor agreement every member signs.
1. Never use real client material
Every case you write is invented. No real names, registration numbers, amounts, documents or recognisable situations from your practice. This protects your clients and your professional obligations. Synthetic cases and rights.
2. Never use AI to produce your work
No answer, case, review or reasoning may be written, drafted or checked by an AI system. Our product is human-certified judgment. How we keep work human.
3. Work independently
Don't discuss cases with other members or anyone else while they're open. Independent answers are what make agreement meaningful.
4. Keep everything confidential
Cases, answers, reasoning, customer names and mission details stay confidential — during and after your membership.
5. Declare conflicts
Tell us if you have a connection to a customer or mission — for example, you advise the company whose AI is being tested, or you work for a competitor. We'll assign you elsewhere.
6. Assign your rights
What you create for us belongs to Zynoviq, so we can license it cleanly. You confirm it is your own original work.
If a rule is broken
| Situation | Consequence |
|---|---|
| A first, minor issue | Explanation and guidance |
| Confirmed use of AI or real client material | Work rejected and unpaid; membership ended |
| Breach of confidentiality | Membership ended; legal remedies where appropriate |
Recent work of anyone removed is re-checked, so customers are protected.
Your professional obligations come first
Nothing we ask should conflict with your professional code. If you think it does, tell us before doing the work. Use Help in your workbench to reach the network support desk.
Member conduct — FAQ
What counts as real client material?+
Any real name, registration number, amount, document or recognisable situation from your own practice or anyone else's.
Can I discuss open cases with colleagues?+
No. Independent answers are what make agreement meaningful.
What if a task conflicts with my professional code?+
Tell us before doing the work; your professional obligations come first.