Export Control & Sanctions Compliance Policy

1. Purpose and Scope

This Export Control & Sanctions Compliance Policy explains the obligations of Customers, Authorized Users, partners, resellers, developers, vendors, and other persons who access, receive, download, install, use, export, reexport, transfer, disclose, or otherwise make available products, software, hardware, source code, object code, technical data, services, or technology provided by Storefront Labs, LLC (“Storefront”).

This Policy applies regardless of whether a transaction occurs through physical shipment, electronic download, cloud access, remote administration, API access, technical support, demonstration, transfer between users, or another method.

2. Relationship to Other Documents

Incorporated policy. This Policy is incorporated into and forms part of the Storefront Terms of Use and should be read together with the Acceptable Use Policy, Hardware Warranty and Connected Device Terms, and applicable Orders.

If an executed Order or written export authorization imposes stricter requirements, those requirements control for the applicable transaction.

3. Applicable Laws

Storefront and users of the Services must comply with applicable export controls, sanctions, embargoes, antiboycott rules, import restrictions, and trade laws, including laws administered by:

the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security;
the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control;
the U.S. Department of State;
U.S. Customs and Border Protection;
other United States federal agencies; and
applicable non-U.S. authorities.

Trade restrictions may apply based on the item, technology, classification, destination, end user, end use, ownership, nationality, transaction structure, or other facts.

4. Customer Responsibilities

Customer is responsible for determining whether its access, use, transfer, disclosure, or distribution of the Services requires a license, authorization, filing, screening, record, or other compliance measure.

Customer must:

comply with all applicable export-control and sanctions laws;
know the identity, location, ownership, and intended use of relevant users and recipients;
prevent access by prohibited or unauthorized persons;
obtain required licenses or governmental authorizations before engaging in a restricted transaction;
maintain accurate export and sanctions records;
provide complete and truthful compliance information when requested; and
promptly notify Storefront of suspected violations or changed circumstances.

5. Customer Representations

By accessing or using the Services, Customer represents and warrants that:

neither Customer nor any Authorized User is a prohibited or restricted party;
Customer is not acting for or on behalf of a prohibited party;
Customer will not make the Services available in violation of applicable trade laws;
Customer will not use the Services for a prohibited end use or end user;
information supplied for screening, licensing, billing, or account administration is accurate and complete; and
Customer will not evade restrictions through intermediaries, affiliates, virtual private networks, false identities, transshipment, or other means.

6. Restricted Parties

Customer may not directly or indirectly provide, export, reexport, transfer, sell, license, disclose, or make available any Storefront offering to a person or entity prohibited by applicable law.

Restricted parties may include persons or entities appearing on governmental sanctions, denied-party, entity, debarment, nonproliferation, military end-user, or similar lists.

Storefront may use governmental lists, commercial screening tools, account data, payment data, IP information, geolocation, business records, and other lawful information to evaluate compliance risk.

7. Owned or Controlled Entities

A person or entity may be restricted even if it is not separately named on a government list, including where it is owned or controlled by one or more blocked or restricted persons under applicable law.

Customer is responsible for investigating relevant ownership and control where the circumstances reasonably require it.

8. Restricted Destinations

Storefront does not maintain a permanent or exhaustive public list of prohibited countries or regions because sanctions and export restrictions vary by program, product, person, activity, and time.

Dynamic restrictions. A transaction may be prohibited even when the destination itself is not subject to comprehensive sanctions, and a transaction involving a broadly restricted destination may still be authorized by a license or exception.

Storefront may block, limit, or discontinue access in any country, territory, region, or network location where Storefront reasonably determines that providing the Services creates legal or compliance risk.

9. Prohibited End Uses and End Users

Customer may not use or provide the Services for any end use, end user, or activity prohibited by applicable law, including where restricted:

nuclear, missile, chemical, biological, or other weapons proliferation;
military, military-intelligence, defense, surveillance, or security end uses;
terrorism, transnational crime, narcotics trafficking, or sanctions evasion;
development, production, operation, maintenance, or use of controlled weapons or delivery systems;
human-rights abuses or unlawful surveillance;
restricted maritime, aerospace, advanced-computing, semiconductor, cybersecurity, or technology activities; or
any activity requiring authorization that has not been obtained.

10. Classification and Licensing

Storefront may classify hardware, software, encryption, technical data, or technology under applicable export-control regimes and may provide classification information where reasonably available.

Any classification, commodity code, license determination, or export guidance provided by Storefront is informational only unless Storefront expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

Customer remains responsible for its own transaction-specific analysis, licensing, filings, and compliance decisions.

11. Remote Access and Deemed Exports

Export laws may apply to remote access, technical support, source-code access, release of controlled technology to foreign persons, cloud administration, and internal transfers between employees, contractors, affiliates, or locations.

Customer must restrict access where required based on nationality, location, role, clearance, authorization, or other legally relevant factors.

12. Screening and Verification

Storefront may screen Customers, Authorized Users, payments, transactions, domains, IP addresses, locations, ownership information, partners, resellers, and recipients.

Storefront may request:

legal name, address, country, ownership, and control information;
intended end user, end use, and destination;
government-issued identification or business records;
export classifications, licenses, authorizations, or certifications;
information about affiliates, customers, intermediaries, or recipients; and
other information reasonably necessary to evaluate compliance.

Storefront may delay or decline a transaction pending satisfactory review.

13. Records and Cooperation

Customer must retain records required by applicable law and cooperate with reasonable compliance reviews, audits, end-use checks, investigations, and requests for information.

Records may include:

customer and recipient identity;
ownership and control information;
item descriptions and classifications;
end use, end user, and destination;
licenses, exceptions, and approvals;
shipping, download, access, and transfer records; and
communications supporting the compliance determination.

14. Reporting Concerns

Suspected violations, sanctions matches, diversion concerns, prohibited end uses, false information, or attempts to evade screening should be reported promptly to hello@storefrontworks.com.

Storefront may investigate, preserve records, seek legal advice, submit voluntary disclosures, cooperate with authorities, or take other action permitted or required by law.

15. Suspension and Termination

Storefront may suspend, restrict, block, reject, cancel, or terminate access, support, shipments, downloads, transfers, transactions, accounts, or relationships where Storefront reasonably believes:

a legal restriction may apply;
screening information is incomplete or inaccurate;
a required license or authorization has not been obtained;
Customer is attempting to evade controls;
continued service creates material legal or reputational risk; or
governmental or provider action requires restriction.

Storefront is not liable for action taken in good faith to comply with trade laws, governmental orders, provider requirements, or reasonable compliance procedures.

16. Changes to This Policy

Storefront may update this Policy prospectively as laws, sanctions programs, government lists, products, providers, and business operations evolve.

Customers remain responsible for compliance with current law even if this Policy has not yet been updated to reflect a recent legal change.

17. Contact Information

Storefront Labs, LLC
1642 Burgos Dr
Sarasota, FL 34238
United States

Email: hello@storefrontworks.com
Website: www.storefrontworks.com

This Policy is general information and is not legal advice concerning any particular export, reexport, transfer, sanction, license, end user, end use, or transaction.

Last Updated: August 26, 2026