Introduction
These terms and conditions (the "T&C") govern the use of the website novalyse.io (the "Site"), published by Novalyse SASU, a French joint-stock company with share capital of 500€, rue du bas Huet, 78100 Saint Germain En Laye — SIRET 990 612 129 00025, registered at FR63990612129.
The Site presents Novalyse's data engineering consultancy and allows visitors to establish first contact. By using the Site you accept these T&C.
Site content and copyright
The content of the Site (text, visuals, logo, icons, layout) is owned by Novalyse or its licensors, unless stated otherwise. Any reproduction, representation, distribution or exploitation, in whole or in part, without prior written authorisation is prohibited.
Sending a message through the contact form does not transfer any rights: your message remains yours and we only use what is necessary to answer your request (see privacy policy).
Liability
The content of the Site is provided "as is". It is updated regularly but without any guarantee of exhaustiveness or freedom from errors.
Novalyse's liability arising from the use of the Site is limited to direct, foreseeable damages directly caused by the Site's content. Indirect damages (loss of business, loss of data, loss of opportunity) are excluded, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
You remain responsible for the accuracy of the information you submit through the contact form.
Engagements and quotes
The Site's contact form is not contractual: it opens a first exchange, with no commitment on either side.
Every engagement is preceded by a written quote specifying the scope, deliverables, deadlines and fees. The engagement is deemed accepted when Novalyse receives the signed quote, or an equivalent written response; before that acceptance, no commitment exists.
The specific terms of each engagement (schedule, payment terms, confidentiality) are annexed to the quote or a separate agreement and prevail over these T&C in case of conflict.
Governing law and disputes
These T&C are governed by French law. In case of dispute, the parties first strive to find an amicable solution; failing that, the courts of VERSAILLES have exclusive jurisdiction.
Changes
Novalyse may amend these T&C at any time. The version in force is the one published on the Site as of the date you consult it.