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General Terms and Conditions of Use and Sale

These Terms and Conditions were last updated on September 5, 2023.

These General Terms and Conditions of Use and Sale apply to this website for the sale of SOGET's API offers and to transactions related to its products and services. They detail the rights and obligations of SOGET as well as those of its customer in connection with the sale of SoGet API services.

The user customer acknowledges having read these general conditions at the time of creating his account on this website.

To access the API offers, the user customer must create his account. Once the email is received indicating that the account has been successfully created, the user customer will be able to connect to the SoGet API site. He will then have to create the "My Company" account to start his subscription to SOGET's API offers. The banking elements will be filled in by the user customer once he has chosen the desired API offer.

The rates are displayed in euros and calculated excluding taxes, by SoGet API offer. Consequently, they will be increased by the VAT rate applicable on the day of the order.

SOGET reserves the right to modify its rates at any time. However, it undertakes to invoice the services ordered at the prices indicated when registering the order.

Payment is made by electronic payment via "Payment Links" of STRIPE (stripe.com). Accepted credit card types are displayed. 3D Secure payment is activated as soon as the user customer's bank card allows it. No bank data is saved in the SoGet API system. Banking transactions are fully outsourced and carried out by the STRIPE payment platform.

Payments are recurring and effective a posteriori: at the end of each monthly instalment, an invoice whose amount depends on consumption, is generated, and sent to the customer, either by email or accessible in consultation from SoGet API.

The user client can stop all consumption of SOGET APIs momentarily without his account being deleted.

On the other hand, if the user client no longer wishes to use SOGET APIs, he will simply have to "terminate his account in 3 clicks", from the site by following the procedure displayed. It will remain liable to SOGET for the sums due to its actual consumption.

SoGet API enters the list of services exempt from the right of withdrawal since the services are carried out at the request of the user customer without being able to wait for the legal withdrawal period. The user client consumes or does not consume SOGET APIs. Only its consumption will be charged.

By reading these general conditions, the user customer acknowledges having expressly waived his right of withdrawal.

The user customer undertakes to comply with all recommendations issued by SOGET, on its website and on the integrated technical documentation, or in writing by SOGET regarding the use of SoGet API.

See the Legal Notice of the SoGet API website

Unless expressly stipulated otherwise, SOGET is only bound by an obligation of means in the performance of its obligations.

The PARTIES agree to waive between themselves the right to compensate for indirect damages (e.g. loss of profits, loss of markets), whether or not resulting from direct damage, that they may suffer. Neither PARTY may therefore claim compensation for such consequential damages.

Furthermore, a PARTY cannot, under any circumstances, be held liable for any delay or damage since this delay or damage results directly and exclusively from the non-performance by the other PARTY of its own obligations.

Only a proven fault on the part of SOGET in the performance of its obligations is likely to result in its civil liability. It is recalled that SOGET does not guarantee that the IT services it markets are free of anomalies or that they are permanently available. SOGET cannot therefore be held liable simply because of an anomaly or unavailability, total or partial, of an IT service it markets. In this regard, the user customer is invited to contact SOGET for any question relating to help@soget.fr support services.

Finally, if SOGET were to be found liable for any damage, its liability would in any event be limited to the amount of the Price actually paid by the user customer for the sale that generated the said damage, it being understood that for sales of subscriptions it is the Price actually paid by the user customer for the contractual period during which the harmful event occurred that must be taken into account. consideration for the application of this clause.

SOGET reserves the right to modify, at any time and without notice, in a non-substantial way the conditions of the commercial relationship (e.g. contact details of the Support Center, Prices, ...). The user client will have the option to delete his account without owing any compensation to SOGET (cf. 4. Termination) except for sums due for its actual consumption.

Without prejudice to our other rights under these terms and conditions, in the event of a breach of these terms and conditions in any way by the user client, SOGET will deem appropriate actions to deal with the violation, including temporary or permanent suspension of the user client's access to the SoGet API website, and/or take legal action.

No delay, failure or omission by SOGET or the user client to perform or observe any of its obligations hereunder shall be considered a breach of these terms and conditions if and for as long as such delay, failure or omission results from a cause beyond the reasonable control of that party, in respect of a case of force majeure as defined by French law.

These general conditions will be translated exclusively into French and English. All notices and correspondence shall be drawn up exclusively in one of these languages.

These general terms and conditions, together with the terms described in SOGET's Legal Notice, Privacy / Personal Data Protection Statement and Cookies Policy, constitute the entire agreement between the user customer and SOGET SA concerning the use of this website and SOGET's IT services obtained via this website.

These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of France. Any dispute relating to these general conditions will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of France. If any part or provision of these Terms and Conditions is held by a court or other authority to be invalid and/or unenforceable under applicable law, such part or provision will be modified, deleted and/or enforced to the greatest extent possible in order to give effect to the intent of these Terms and Conditions. Other provisions shall not be affected.

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