The rules for using FNP, IPAT, the scanning software and the partner panel.
Last updated: 11 November 2026. Questions: brainmanual@gmail.com ยท +91 62834 62525 (WhatsApp).
FNP and IPAT reports are guides for self-understanding, learning and direction, based on fingerprint patterns and ridge counts. They are not a medical, psychological or psychiatric diagnosis, do not predict the future, and do not replace advice from a doctor, psychologist, counsellor or teacher. People grow with effort, support and opportunity; a report describes natural tendencies, not limits. Decisions remain with the reader.
Partner logins are created by Brain Manual after payment; there is no self sign-up. Keep your password private. Brain Manual may block an account at any time for misuse or non-payment; reports already made can still be downloaded.
IPAT recharges give unlimited IPAT reports for the period bought; FNP credits give one report per person and expire as stated on the pack. Months are calendar months; a recharge adds to the current end date. Prices exclude GST. Without validity or credits the scanning software stops and new reports cannot be made.
Details, patterns and ridge counts can be changed up to 5 times within 7 days after the first report of that person; after that the report is locked.
Each key works on one computer. Partners are responsible for their team members and for switching off keys they no longer use. Do not copy, share or reverse-engineer the software.
Take consent before scanning, scan carefully, explain that reports are guides, and do not promise outcomes. IPAT reports may carry the partner's own name; FNP reports are Brain Manual reports and must not be altered or rebranded.
Report designs, wording and formulas belong to Brain Manual. Partners may share reports with the person analysed; they may not resell the system or copy its content.
The service is provided as is. To the extent the law allows, Brain Manual is not liable for decisions made on the basis of a report or for indirect losses; our total liability is limited to the amount paid for the affected plan.
These terms are governed by the laws of India; courts at Chandigarh have jurisdiction.