The four things you agreed to at checkout.

Each RunEnvelope Enterprise seat is licensed to one named human being. Sharing credentials, alternating sign-ins between people, or rotating a single seat across a team is a breach of these terms.

You may move a seat from one teammate to another by revoking the leaving teammate from your admin dashboard and inviting the replacement. The platform enforces a 1 hour cooldown after a device is revoked to prevent rapid swap abuse.

Each seat is limited to two registered devices at a time. Sign-ins from a third device are blocked until you revoke an existing one from your settings. Concurrent sessions are not permitted: a fresh sign-in elsewhere will end your existing session within seconds.

Every zoning feasibility report you generate from your Enterprise account is licensed for use within your own business: properties you broker, own, or are actively underwriting; deals your firm is screening; portfolios your firm manages.

You may not generate reports on behalf of third parties — clients of your firm, colleagues at unrelated firms, friends, family members in the trade, or any party who is not a teammate on your Enterprise account. If someone outside your business needs a single report, they can buy it directly through our à la carte option starting at — no account required.

Reports may be shared as PDFs with the principals of the deal they describe (the seller you are pitching, the lender you are bringing the deal to, your in-house legal team). They may not be republished, repackaged, or sold downstream as a standalone product.

To enforce the seat-licensing terms above and protect the platform from abuse, RunEnvelope logs the following per seat: sign-in timestamps, IP addresses, approximate city-level location, registered devices and their fingerprints, report generation activity (which BBL, when, by which seat), advanced-section unlocks, and aggregate usage patterns.

This data is used internally to identify accounts likely violating the seat-licensing terms — for example, a single seat generating reports for many unrelated properties from many different cities in a short window, or a sustained pattern of concurrent-session evictions. Suspected violations are reviewed manually before any action is taken.

If we determine after review that a seat is in breach, possible responses include a written warning, suspension of the offending seat, or termination of the entire Enterprise account. We do not retroactively bill for past violations — the consequence is loss of access, not a back-billed invoice.

This data is never sold to third parties and is not shared except where required by law.

By accepting these terms at checkout, you represent and warrant that (a) you are authorized to bind the entity for which you are purchasing the Enterprise account, (b) the entity's use of RunEnvelope will comply with these terms, and (c) you have read and understood the licensing, use, and monitoring provisions in sections 1 through 3 above.

If you are purchasing on your own behalf as an individual, you represent that you are the sole user of the seat and accept these terms personally.