Restaurant responsibilities

1. Accuracy and keeping information current

Restaurants are responsible for keeping their published information accurate and up to date, including opening details, contact details and any external links they choose to display. Outdated or incorrect information should be corrected as soon as reasonably possible.

2. Lawful content

All content published through a restaurant's presence must comply with applicable law and must not be misleading, defamatory, infringing or otherwise unlawful.

3. Rights to media

Restaurants must have the necessary rights to any photography, media or other content they upload. See the separate page on content rights at /business/content-rights for more detail on ownership and licensing.

4. Respectful and non-misleading presentation

Presence content should represent the restaurant fairly and should not mislead users about the identity, offering or nature of the establishment.

5. Team access

Restaurants are responsible for controlling who has authorized access to manage their presence, and for promptly removing access when a team member's role changes or ends.

6. Account security

Restaurants and their authorized team members are responsible for keeping their account credentials secure and for reporting any suspected unauthorized access.

7. External destinations

Where a restaurant links to external websites, ordering, reservation or other services, the restaurant is responsible for those destinations and for their content, availability and accuracy. Cevor does not control external services linked from a restaurant's presence.

8. Cooperation on corrections and complaints

Restaurants agree to cooperate with Cevor in good faith on correcting inaccurate information and addressing complaints, including responding to reasonable requests within a reasonable time.

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