Terms and Conditions

Guidelines for a Trusted Partnership

1. Responsibilities of the Patron

  • 1.1 The client is mandated to offer the Business contact to such amenities and employees as well as data which the company will need so that it can offer the services.
  • 1.2 The Client is also entitled to decide in such matters as well as give such directions that the company will need at the period that the company needs it to allow the company to deliver the services.
  • 1.3 The Client accepts that the capability of the Company to offer the Services as well as to meet the time limit settled to provide the Services relies on the Them offering information as well as contact and also offering those verdicts and directions at the period the business requires.

2. Intellectual Property

  • 2.1 All the Logical Property Rights that pre-exists of either party that are presented for use regarding offering the Services needs to remain consigned in that party. Further, the other party will have access to those rights as far as it is required so that to allow the party to offer as well as make enjoy the advantages of those services.
  • 2.2 The company will own all the Logical Property Rights that come up in the process of providing the Services as well as in Deliverables. To enable the patron to experience the advantages of the services as well as the Deliverables the client needs to use in their business the patron will have an uninterrupted and royalty free license to exercise those privileges.
  • 2.3 The company will cover the client against losses, liabilities, demands, actions as well as claims that the client might go through because of the breach of this warranty; the Company guarantees the Client that the Deliverables will not disregard the Logical Property Rights of any other individual.
  • 2.4 The Patron is entitled to the following in case the cover in section 6.3 is to be called upon. The client is mandated to:
  • 2.4.1 write to the company regarding the claim;
  • 2.4.2 without the company’s preceding accord the client is to make no admission or reimbursement;
  • 2.4.3 give the Company consent to govern and conduct the claim as well as your lawsuit;
  • 2.4.4 provide the Company with all the necessary data that the company needs.
  • 2.5 The Company will be entitled to no accountability under the cover in article 3.2 where the supposed breach comes from the patron using the Deliverables for a purpose or manner other than the one that they were offered.

3. Confidentiality

  • 3.1 The Company as well as the Client is entitled to acquire confidential information, in connection with the Services, from the other party.
  • 3.2 The receiving party shall:
  • 3.2.1 maintain discretion of any confidential information and avoid sharing it with any person;
  • 3.2.3 not misuse the confidential information

4. Data Protection

  • 4.1 In the matter of the Data Protection Legislation both parties will agree with all its relevant requirements. This includes without removal, replacement or dismissal, a party’s responsibilities under the Data Protection Legislation.
  • 4.2 The parties agree that as long as Data Protection Legislation is concerned, the patron controls the data and the company processes it (In this case controlling data and processing refer to the meanings that are defined in the Data Protection Legislation.)
  • 4.3 The Client is mandated to possess all the prerequisite permissions and notices to enable a legal transfer of its confidential information to the Company as long as this agreement stands.
  • 4.4 In relation to any personal data the company processes in accordance to its performance of its duties it is obligated to:
  • 4.4.1 process the personal information in accordance with the patron’s instructions and for the purpose that was intended for this agreement;
  • 4.4.2 make sure it has the right countermeasures against unauthorized or illegal confidential data processing as well as against any unintended loss;
  • 4.4.3 make sure I all the staff who have access to confidential information are committed to keep it confidential;
  • 4.4.5 help the Client to respond to any request from a data issue and in making sure the client submits to its mandate in accordance with Data Protection Legislation regarding breach warnings, effect valuations and discussions with administrative authorities;
  • 4.4.6 make the client aware, as soon as it happens, of a confidential information breach;
  • 4.4.8 keep records as well as data to illustrate its compliance with the requirements.

Note:   Opensoft Technologies reserves the right to make changes to the Privacy and Cookie Policy at any given point in time. However, as soon as changes are made, the updated policy document will be available for viewing on our website. Here users will find what type of information we collect, what the information is used for and under which circumstances the data could be disclosed.

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