B2B Terms & Conditions
Contractual framework applicable to IT consulting and services.
1. Purpose
These terms govern IT systems and software consulting, IT project management, technical assistance and digital solution integration services provided to business clients.
2. Order
An order is formed when the client accepts the scope, price and terms applicable to the quotation or selected offer. Services may begin after the information required for execution has been validated.
3. Price
Prices displayed on the website exclude VAT. The applicable amount is the amount confirmed in the quotation or order. Any additional service requires prior approval.
4. Payment
Payment is made in euros (EUR) by bank transfer or by bank card. Card details are never stored on this website. Payment terms and any deposit are specified in the quotation or at the time of ordering. Services are sold to businesses (B2B) only. In the event of late payment, applicable late-payment penalties and the statutory fixed compensation between businesses are due under the applicable rules.
5. Execution
Services are performed according to the schedule and terms agreed with the client. The client provides the required information, access and approvals within the agreed timeframes.
6. Intellectual property
Deliverables and usage rights are defined by the quotation or contract. Tools, methods, know-how and pre-existing materials remain the property of their respective owner.
7. Confidentiality
Confidential information exchanged during an engagement is handled with an appropriate level of confidentiality.
8. Liability
Services are an obligation of means unless otherwise agreed in writing. Liability is limited to established direct damages, within the limits permitted by applicable law.
9. Termination
Termination conditions are those set out in the quotation or contract. Services already performed remain payable.
10. Force majeure
The parties are not liable for delays resulting from a force majeure event under French law.
11. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties will first seek an amicable solution. Failing that, the competent jurisdiction is determined in accordance with the rules applicable between businesses.