Legal

Trademarks & third-party marks

Last updated July 3, 2026Effective July 3, 2026

This page explains whose names and logos appear on this site, what they mean, and — just as important — what they don't mean. In short: a logo in our marketplace identifies the system a connector talks to. It does not mean that company built, sponsors, or endorses anything here.

Fibric marks

Fibric, the Fibric wordmark and logo, BearScope, and the names of operators and products we publish are trademarks of Fibric Inc. All rights reserved. Other product and section names on this site (such as "Built on Fibric") identify our own offerings and programs.

Third-party marks

The Fibric marketplace lists connectors: software Fibric (or a listed publisher) builds so an operator can read from and act on a third-party system, like a support desk, a commerce platform, or a building-management system. When we name one of those systems or show its logo, we use the mark nominatively — only to identify the system the connector integrates with.

The plain-English version: unless a listing explicitly says otherwise, connectors and operators in the Fibric marketplace are developed, published, and supported by Fibric — not by the company whose system they connect to. Those companies are not affiliated with Fibric and do not sponsor, certify, or endorse our products. All third-party names and logos are the property of their respective owners.

Where a mark owner publishes brand guidelines for integration partners, we follow them. If we've made a mistake with your mark, tell us and we will correct it promptly.

What a marketplace listing means

  • "Built by Fibric" — Fibric develops, maintains, and supports the connector. Support requests go to Fibric, never to the third party.
  • Publisher listings — where a listing names an independent publisher, that publisher develops and supports it under the Fibric marketplace agreement. The listing page always states who supports what.
  • Compatibility, not partnership — a listing means the connector speaks that system's published APIs. It does not imply a commercial relationship with the system's vendor unless the listing says so explicitly.

Logo use on this site

Logos shown on marketplace cards and listing pages are used at small scale, unmodified, solely to identify the corresponding system, and never in a way that suggests sponsorship. We do not use third-party logos in advertising creative, and we do not present any third party as a customer or partner unless a separate agreement exists and says we may.

Using Fibric marks

Want to say your product runs on Fibric? Accurate, text-only statements of compatibility ("Works with Fibric," "Built on Fibric" where your product genuinely runs on the platform) are welcome. Anything else — using the Fibric logo, naming a product with "Fibric" in it — needs written permission first.

Contact

Trademark questions, corrections, or takedown requests: legal@fibric.io. We respond to mark-owner requests with priority.