Last updated: September 4, 2026
This policy protects Yolia's infrastructure against excessive use of the bulk-testing tools available in the University Zone, and sets out what you can expect from them.
1. Two bulk-testing tools, with different caps
1.1. Bulk diagnostic testing: runs the Laboratory's same real risk engine many times in a row with random combinations, and returns an aggregate report. This tool has a hard cap of 7,500 runs per request, regardless of what the browser requests, to protect server stability. It saves nothing to the database and creates no real case files or users.
1.2. Bulk full-formula testing: builds a genuinely complete formula (with the same real pieces "Create case" uses in the Sandbox, only substituting the three components that would normally write to the database with their safe sandbox versions, which don't persist information). Because each run is much heavier, this tool has a lower cap: a maximum of 300 tests per run, and a real-time limit of twenty-five (25) seconds for the whole batch — if the batch approaches that limit, it's cut off right there and the system reports what it managed to run.
2. What you accept by using these tools
- Yolia may interrupt, limit, or cut off any test batch in progress to protect infrastructure stability, even before reaching the caps described above, if it detects anomalous use;
- Results from these tools are for exploration and learning, not real case files or formulas authorized for field application;
- You must not attempt to automate repeated requests to these tools outside the interface Yolia provides, or attempt to evade the run or time caps described in this policy;
- Yolia may adjust these caps in the future, up or down, based on its infrastructure's actual capacity.
3. Relationship to the prohibited conduct in the Terms and Conditions
Any attempt to evade the limits described in this policy through scripts, automation, or request manipulation is considered a violation of the Prohibited Conduct section of the General Terms and Conditions of Use, and may result in suspension of your account or blocking of your IP address.