📘 Terms of Delivery – Clarify Risk Management (SaaS & Cloud Services)
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1. Definitions
In these Terms of Delivery the following definitions apply:
- Service: the software and cloud services offered by Clarify Risk Management, including SaaS, ASP and Computer Service.
- Software: the software made available by Clarify Risk Management.
- Customer: the natural or legal person who concludes an agreement with Clarify.
- User: any person who gains access to the Service on behalf of the Customer.
- Client data: all data entered or processed by the Customer or User via the Service.
- Availability: the extent to which the Service is operational.
- Maintenance: all work carried out by Clarify for the purpose of improvement, updates or repair.
- Processing agreement: agreement between Customer (controller) and Clarify (processor) in accordance with GDPR.
2. Applicability
- These Terms of Delivery apply to all offers, agreements and services from Clarify Risk Management.
- If specific agreements are made (e.g. SLA or customization), that document prevails over these conditions.
- Deviations are only valid if agreed in writing.
3. Services
- Clarify makes the Software available online as a SaaS solution.
- The Service is provided on the basis of a best efforts obligation, unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing.
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Customer is responsible for the correct use of the Service, including:
- user management and access rights,
- correct settings,
- checking results.
- Clarify is not responsible for the operation of Customer's equipment, infrastructure or internet connection.
- Data conversion will only be carried out if agreed in writing in advance.
- Support to Users is provided exclusively through channels designated by Clarify.
4. Maintenance, updates and availability
- Clarify may temporarily decommission the Service for maintenance or updates. Where possible this takes place outside office hours.
- Clarify may implement new versions, features or changes without prior consent from Customer.
- Availability can be recorded in an optional SLA.
5. Backups and continuity
- If agreed, Clarify periodically makes backups of Client data.
- Backups are kept according to internal retention periods, unless otherwise agreed.
- Clarify handles backups carefully, but does not guarantee complete recovery in the event of damage or data loss.
6. Security
- Clarify takes appropriate technical and organizational security measures to protect Client data.
- Customer is responsible for a secure password policy and user management.
- If there is any suspicion of abuse or security incidents, the Customer must report this immediately.
7. Use of the Service
Customer may not use the Service for:
- storage or distribution of illegal or harmful content,
- sending spam or malware,
- reverse engineer, copy or distribute the Software,
- activities that could cause damage to Clarify or third parties.
8. Ownership and Intellectual Rights
- All intellectual property rights in the Software remain the property of Clarify or its licensors.
- Customer only receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable right of use.
- A physical carrier or source code is never provided.
9. Liability
- Clarify is not liable for indirect damage such as consequential damage, loss of profit or loss of data.
- The total liability per contract year is limited to the annual invoice amount of the relevant Service.
- Clarify is not responsible for damage caused by incorrect settings, incorrect input or misuse by Users.
- Restoration of data or functionality is carried out on the basis of reasonableness and usual rates, unless damage can demonstrably be attributed to Clarify.
10. Processing of personal data (GDPR)
- Clarify processes personal data exclusively on behalf of the Customer.
- Customer is the controller; Clarify is a processor.
- A separate Processing Agreement is part of the service.
- Clarify may use sub-processors, provided they apply at least equivalent security standards.
- Clarify reports data breaches to the Customer in accordance with legal obligations.
11. Term and termination
- Agreements are entered into for the agreed period; failing that, one year applies.
- The agreement is tacitly extended each time for the same duration.
- Cancellation must take place in writing with a notice period of 3 months before the end of the current period.
12. End of the agreement & data exit
- Upon termination, Customer can request its data in a common format (e.g. CSV or JSON).
- Clarify permanently deletes the data within the agreed period after contract termination.
- Deletion can be confirmed if desired.
13. Rates & payment
- Unless otherwise agreed, subscription costs are invoiced annually in advance.
- If payment is not made on time, Clarify may suspend access to the Service.
14. Changes to Terms
- Clarify may change these terms and conditions.
- Changes will be announced at least 30 days in advance.
- If the Customer does not agree, he may cancel the agreement before the effective date of the changes.
15. Governing Law
This agreement is exclusively governed by Dutch law.