1. Service overview
Docxio offers a website builder, dashboard, appointment tools, SEO settings, and domain publishing features for medical professionals. The service is designed to help doctors present practice information, chamber schedules, consultation preferences, and contact methods online.
2. Eligibility and account responsibility
Users are responsible for providing accurate professional information and maintaining the security of their account credentials. The doctor or practice administrator must ensure their published website content is truthful, complete, and suitable for the target public audience.
- Personal and professional details must be accurate and current.
- Credentials must not be shared with unauthorized users.
- Security settings and two-step protections should be maintained as applicable.
3. Acceptable use
The platform must not be used to publish false medical claims, misleading professional information, or content that violates legal, healthcare, or privacy standards. Content that misrepresents credentials, patient data, or consultation practices is not acceptable.
4. Ownership and content rights
The doctor remains responsible for the content they add to the site, including profile details, service descriptions, chamber data, and patient contact metadata. Docxio provides the platform and the technical infrastructure for publishing, hosting, and managing the website experience.
5. Subscription, access, and billing
The platform provides trial and paid subscription options, with access depending on the selected plan and current billing status. Access may continue during the active billing cycle and is subject to renewal or cancellation according to the subscription policy.
6. Service availability and limitations
Docxio provides a hosted service with best-effort uptime and monitoring. Although the platform is built for reliability, scheduled maintenance, network conditions, third-party dependencies, and domain propagation can affect availability. The platform does not guarantee uninterrupted service availability for all use cases.
7. Medical disclaimer
The platform is not a medical emergency service and does not replace direct clinical evaluation. It is a digital communication and publishing tool for practices, clinics, and healthcare providers. Critical health situations should be directed to the appropriate emergency support or professional care channel.
8. Termination
Docxio may suspend or terminate accounts that violate platform rules, abuse the service, or create material operational or legal risk. Users can stop using the service when they choose, but the platform may retain necessary records in accordance with the privacy and billing policy.