This is the public product page for Hermod Field, a product of HERMOD SYSTEMS LTD.: what the product does, one product demo, and a form for writing to us to arrange a walkthrough.
Watching the demo, switching language or filling the form here creates no account and no session. Getting an account and using the product goes through the product's own consent gate — eight sections, each on screen, the eighth of which is the product's terms of use, accepted by the same single tick and carrying the same version as the privacy consent.
The video, captions, images and copy on this page are made by HERMOD SYSTEMS LTD. The names shown in them are fictional samples and the door numbers are blurred out; the street names are real streets in this city and stand for no resident.
You may watch this page and share a link to it. Downloading the material to redistribute it, altering it, or using it outside this page requires our written agreement.
What the demo shows is what the product can do at that point in time: every line of copy maps to a product capability.
The public product name is Hermod Field; the company is HERMOD SYSTEMS LTD.; an internal code name is never used as a public name; superseded draft names are never used.
This page carries no price, no discount and no payment terms. Anything to do with price, contracts, or how legal responsibility is allocated is not on this page and not in the product's consent document either; those belong to the contract layer, handled by each side's own legal advisers.
This system never sends an email, a text message or a form submission to a third party on your behalf, and never produces a "sent" status. The contact form on this page sends its fields to our own service, once, when you press send — no form-collection service stands in between, and we are the only recipient. The privacy notice's "contact form" section says where it goes.
Inside the product the same rule holds: outbound material stops at draft and approval, and once approved it is exported as a file for a person to send by hand.
Every list uploaded through the product states its source at upload — the election roster, or a list collected by the campaign itself; the operator records that source and the audit trail, and does not verify it. An organization using the product, and its members, are responsible for the personal information collected, used and disclosed through this system, within what BC PIPA permits.
The operator keeps reasonable security arrangements and destruction duties for data in its custody.
[pending] — British Columbia is the intended governing law, but the company's place of registration is not yet verified, so the sentence waits until it is.
Version v4 · in effect 2026-09-14. A change to these terms changes the version number and the effective date.
Inside the product, changing one character of the eighth section changes the version in the same move: existing users agree again at their next sign-in, and withdrawing consent also withdraws acceptance of the terms, deactivating the account and recording the fact.
