These Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) govern all contractual relationships between DigitalCorp (hereinafter "the Company") and its clients in connection with the provision of digital services (website creation, application development, digital marketing, etc.). Placing an order implies unconditional acceptance of these T&Cs.
Each service is subject to a detailed quote sent to the client electronically. The quote specifies the nature of the services, timelines, pre-tax and all-inclusive pricing, and payment terms. An order becomes firm and final upon receipt of the signed quote along with the agreed deposit. DigitalCorp reserves the right to decline any order without justification.
Service prices are stated in euros, excluding VAT. Applicable VAT is the rate in force on the date of invoicing. A 50% deposit of the total amount (including VAT) is required upon ordering, with the balance due upon delivery or go-live. Payments are made by bank transfer or any other method agreed in the quote. Late payments incur late fees at the legal rate in force, plus a flat-rate recovery fee of €40.
Delivery timelines stated in the quote are indicative. They only apply from the date the deposit is received along with all materials necessary for execution (content, access, approvals). Any delay attributable to the client shall not entitle the client to any compensation. DigitalCorp will make every effort to meet announced timelines, without any overrun giving rise to liability on its part.
Work is delivered electronically (file transfer, staging environment access, or go-live). The client has 7 business days from delivery to submit written and substantiated objections. If no response is received within this period, the work is deemed accepted. The outstanding balance becomes immediately payable.
DigitalCorp retains intellectual property over all created elements until full payment of the invoice. Upon complete settlement, usage rights are transferred to the client for the purposes defined in the quote. DigitalCorp reserves the right to reference the project in its commercial portfolio unless the client expressly objects in writing. Materials provided by the client (texts, images, data) remain the client's exclusive property, and the client warrants their legality.
DigitalCorp commits to applying all necessary care and diligence in delivering quality services. Its liability cannot be engaged in cases of force majeure, failure of a third-party provider, inaccurate data provided by the client, or non-compliant use of deliverables. In any event, DigitalCorp's liability is limited to the amounts actually received for the service in question.
Both parties mutually agree to keep confidential all information exchanged in the course of their business relationship. This confidentiality obligation applies throughout the duration of the engagement and for a period of 3 years after its completion. DigitalCorp agrees not to disclose any confidential information received from the client to any third party without prior written authorisation.
In providing its services, DigitalCorp may process personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR — EU 2016/679) and applicable national legislation. Such data is processed exclusively for the purposes of the engagement. The client has the right to access, rectify, and erase their data by contacting: contact@digitalcorp.io.
In the event of a material breach by either party, the aggrieved party may terminate the contract by operation of law after a formal notice has remained without effect for 15 days. In the event of termination at the client's initiative, all work completed up to the termination date will be invoiced in full, and the deposit paid shall be retained by DigitalCorp as a lump-sum indemnity.
These Terms and Conditions are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties agree to seek an amicable resolution before resorting to legal action. Failing an amicable agreement within 30 days, any dispute relating to the formation, interpretation or performance of these T&Cs shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Paris, even in cases involving multiple defendants or warranty claims.