Legal Notice
What Miro Innovation Group is — and isn't
What the platform provides
Miro Innovation Group creates evidence of creation (timestamped, SHA-256 hashed submissions), version history, controlled disclosure, contributor records, contractual allocation records, and a commercial workflow for licensing or acquisition. Every private view, download, approval, and material change is written to an audit trail.
What the platform does not do
Uploading an idea to Miro Innovation Group does not, by itself, create a patent, copyright, trademark, or trade secret right. The platform does not file patent applications, does not register copyrights or trademarks, and does not provide legal advice of any kind.
Before you disclose, license, sell, assign, or file
Users should consult qualified counsel before public disclosure, licensing, sale, assignment, or patent filing. Timing and disclosure decisions can have irreversible legal consequences (for example, starting statutory patent filing deadlines) — the platform's evidentiary record does not substitute for that advice.
Version 1 smart contract layer
This version of the platform does not anchor records to a live blockchain. Idea registration, version updates, allocation acceptance, deal creation, and payment events are recorded in a mocked smart-contract event log with the same structure a future on-chain integration (Polygon, Base, or another L2) would use, so historical events can be anchored on-chain retroactively without re-architecting the product.
Confidentiality & disclosure
Company reviewers who request access to private idea detail agree to disclosure terms before access is granted, and access must be approved by the idea's owning organization or an administrator. That agreement is a contractual commitment recorded on the platform — it is not a substitute for a separately negotiated NDA where one is appropriate.