1. Legal Entity & Platform Status

SStore Integrated Solutions operates as a logistics technology platform, courier manager, and freight dispatch facilitator under the Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. These Master Terms are structured in alignment with the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA 2018), the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) Act, and applicable principles of Contract and Common Law. SStore operates as a private carrier manager and reserves the right to decline carriage for any consignment that fails safety or regulatory checks.

2. Shipper Warranties & Packaging Standards

The Shipper explicitly warrants and guarantees that:

1. They are the lawful owner of the goods tendered or the duly authorized representative of the owner.
2. All descriptions, declared values, weights, recipient contact details, and addresses submitted to SStore are accurate and complete.
3. The shipment contains no items prohibited under Nigerian law or our Prohibited & Hazardous Cargo Policy.
4. All items are packaged securely to withstand ordinary transport vibrations, handling, and temperature variations on Nigerian roads.

3. Pricing, Tariffs & Dynamic Surges

Freight tariffs are computed dynamically based on distance, weight, CBM volume, vehicle class, and route demand. SStore Integrated Solutions reserves the right to re-weigh or re-measure packages at terminals and retroactively adjust invoices where discrepancies are discovered prior to final delivery.

4. Payments, Carrier Lien & Security Rights

All charges must be paid prior to dispatch or release of goods unless a corporate credit arrangement exists. SStore Integrated Solutions exercises a General Legal Lien over all cargo tendered for any unpaid freight, storage demurrage, or previous balances owed by the Shipper.

5. Digital Evidence & Audit Logs

To eliminate disputes and ensure accountability, SStore automatically records digital evidence for every delivery booking, including GPS pickup/drop-off coordinates, timestamps, OTP logs, rider package photos (before/after pickup), IP addresses, and device identifiers. These records form binding documentary evidence in dispute resolutions.