UPDATED · 09.11.2026
01 — Scope and contractual documents
Services cover consulting, development, integration, infrastructure, maintenance and training. An individual proposal defines deliverables, exclusions, dependencies and working arrangements. An enquiry does not create an order.
02 — Proposal and contract formation
Scope, price, currency, applicable taxes, offer validity, schedule and payment terms are specified in the proposal. Only explicit acceptance under agreed arrangements can form a contract. No payments are collected on this website.
03 — Cooperation and changes
The client supplies authorised access, necessary information and an authorised point of contact. Responsibilities, prerequisites and excluded work are documented. Significant changes require agreement on cost and schedule.
04 — Delivery and acceptance
The proposal defines delivery stages, target environments and acceptance criteria. Issues are assessed against the agreed scope. Corrections, new requests and changes are tracked separately.
05 — Price, tax and payment
Prices and any VAT appear in the offer and invoices. No default price, deposit or payment schedule is fixed on the website. Late-payment provisions and mandatory notices must be adapted to the client’s professional or consumer status.
06 — Source code and rights
The proposal specifies licensed or assigned rights, their scope, transfer conditions and source-code handover. Existing tools and third-party components retain their rights and licences. An enquiry implies no transfer of rights.
07 — Confidentiality and data
Both parties protect confidential information received for the assignment. Data processing on a client’s behalf requires an appropriate agreement defining roles, instructions, security and subprocessors.
08 — Support, liability and termination
Maintenance and service levels require an explicit scope. Liability follows agreed obligations and applicable law; no absolute availability or security guarantee is offered. Termination, transition and handover are defined in the contract.
09 — Consumers and disputes
Mandatory consumer protections remain applicable. Withdrawal information appears on its dedicated page. Details of an actually appointed consumer mediator must be supplied before consumer contracts are concluded. Amicable resolution is sought before proceedings under applicable jurisdiction rules. French law applies subject to mandatory protections.