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\\r\\n \\r\\n\\r\\n \\r\\n As an online Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company, RealityCheck understands the importance of protecting the\\r\\n personal data of our users and complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). We have implemented\\r\\n technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of personal data, and we have processes in place to\\r\\n ensure that our users can exercise their rights in accordance with GDPR. Additionally, we ensure that any\\r\\n third-party processors that we use comply with GDPR and maintain the same level of security and data protection\\r\\n that\\r\\n we do. We are committed to protecting the personal data of our users in accordance with GDPR, specifically in\\r\\n the\\r\\n context of data use with 1) user consent, 2) research and development (R&D), and 3) marketing.\\r\\n
\\r\\n In accordance with your choice, you are accepting our General\\r\\n Conditions and Privacy Policy .\\r\\n
\\r\\n 1.1 These general conditions are to be applied when Realitychecked AB, Reg. No 559363-1509, with registered\\r\\n address Annebergsgatan 9A, 214 66 Malmö, Sweden (the ”Supplier”) provides you (the ”Customer”) a software as\\r\\n a\\r\\n service (the ”SaaS Service”) and additional services.
\\r\\n 1.2 These general conditions constitute an appendix to the agreement entered into between the parties. In\\r\\n the\\r\\n event that the Agreement and these general conditions include conflicting provisions, the provisions agreed\\r\\n upon\\r\\n by the parties in the Agreement shall have precedence.
\\r\\n 1.3 The SaaS Service consist of a web-based Application which provides customers with a digital platform\\r\\n that\\r\\n facilitate 360-feedback reports. This consists in the creation of templates and questionnaires that can be\\r\\n sent\\r\\n out to responders that log onto the platform to provide their feedback. This data is then analysed and\\r\\n presented\\r\\n to the Leader in focus and HR/Coach, which together with the Leader in focus can comment and create dynamic\\r\\n action planning on the platform.\\r\\n
\\r\\n Unless the coherent situation or the circumstances obviously lead to another conclusion, the following terms\\r\\n have\\r\\n the meaning stated below:
\\r\\n Access Point
\\r\\n The point where the Supplier attach the Service to a public electronic communication network.
\\r\\n Actual Starting Date
\\r\\n The date on which the Service become available to the Customer.
\\r\\n Agreed Starting Date
\\r\\n The date on which the Service shall be available for the Customer according to the Agreement.
\\r\\n Application
\\r\\n The software provided in a SaaS Service.
\\r\\n Contact Person
\\r\\n The person who is the contact person at the Customer for all questions regarding the Service and the Agreement\\r\\n and\\r\\n has the authority to order additional Services, add users, appoint other contact persons, withdraw from the\\r\\n Agreement and overall make decisions regarding questions arising regarding the Agreement.
\\r\\n Customer Data
\\r\\n The data and other information which the Customer or others on behalf of the Customer or user makes available\\r\\n for\\r\\n the Supplier in or in connection to the Service, or which follows as a result from the use of the Service or is\\r\\n a\\r\\n result from Supplier’s treatment of such data.
\\r\\n Customer Software
\\r\\n The software owned by the Customer or which the Customer has the right to use according to agreement with a\\r\\n third\\r\\n party and which is used within the Service.
\\r\\n Product Supplier
\\r\\n The company which deed licence and provides maintenance to the Supplier regarding the Third-Party\\r\\n Application.
\\r\\n Specification
\\r\\n Specification over the content of the Service as stated in the Agreement and possible later changes thereof,\\r\\n agreed\\r\\n upon in writing.
\\r\\n The Agreement
\\r\\n The agreement which has been entered into by the parties with schedules including these general conditions.
\\r\\n The Service
\\r\\n Each service which the Supplier according to the Agreement shall be accessible to the Customer over a public\\r\\n electronic communication network and possible later changes which have been agreed upon in writing, and other\\r\\n additional services.
\\r\\n Third-Party Application
\\r\\n The software which intellectual property rights obviously belongs to another company than the Supplier or\\r\\n another\\r\\n company within the same concern as the Supplier, unless other is stated in the Agreement.
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\\r\\n 3.1 The Agreement shall become effective upon digital accepting of both parties.
\\r\\n 3.2 Unless otherwise agreed upon by the parties, the term shall be one year, calculated from the time of the\\r\\n Actual\\r\\n Starting Date. Unless a written cancellation of the Agreement has been established by either party at least\\r\\n ninety\\r\\n (90) days before the expiration of the Agreement, the Agreement is automatically prolonged one year at a time\\r\\n with\\r\\n the same term of notice for each party during each extension period. Termination of the Agreement shall be made\\r\\n in\\r\\n writing.
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\\r\\n 4.1 The Supplier commit to provide the Service at the Access Point from the Agreed Starting Date and under the\\r\\n conditions stated in the Agreement. The content of the Service follows from the Specification. The Services\\r\\n shall be\\r\\n provided professionally.
\\r\\n 4.2 The Supplier is responsible for in good time providing the instructions and the user documentation needed in\\r\\n order for the Customer to start using the Service from the Agreed Starting Day. The Service is to be regarded as\\r\\n accessible when the Customer can start using the Service from the Access Point.
\\r\\n 4.3 The Supplier gives the Customer a non-exclusive right to use the Service only within the Customer’s own\\r\\n business. The Customer can allow employees to use the Service on behalf of the Customer.
\\r\\n 4.4 The Supplier can hire subcontractors to fulfil the Service and other commitment according to the Agreement.\\r\\n The\\r\\n Supplier is responsible for the work of the subcontractors as if the work was carried out by the Supplier\\r\\n itself.
\\r\\n 4.5 The Supplier is responsible for the further development and decides solely which improvements and technical\\r\\n adjustments that shall be made within the Service.
\\r\\n 4.6 The Supplier leaves support regarding program specific questions regarding the functionality of the Service,\\r\\n according to what is stated in the Agreement. If the Customer wish to receive further support, this can be\\r\\n called\\r\\n off as an additional service.
\\r\\n 4.7 The Supplier shall from the Actual Starting Date provide the update, version or release of the Application\\r\\n which\\r\\n follows from the Agreement with the changes following from the updates or new versions of the Application which\\r\\n are\\r\\n provided by the Supplier or by the Product Supplier within its maintenance. What is stated in section 18 shall\\r\\n apply\\r\\n regarding implementation of updates or new versions. The Supplier may however, even if it causes inconveniences\\r\\n for\\r\\n the Customer, update the Application in order to protect the Service and for other safety reasons.
\\r\\n 4.8 The responsibility of the Supplier for faults or intrusions of intellectual property rights regarding the\\r\\n Third-Party Application is limited to without delay report the fault/intrusion to the Product Supplier. The\\r\\n Supplier\\r\\n shall also monitor that the Product Supplier fulfils its commitments in accordance with the current agreement\\r\\n with\\r\\n the Supplier. In addition to what is stated in this section 4.8, the Supplier has no responsibility for faults\\r\\n in,\\r\\n or intrusions from, Third-Party Application. If it can be concluded later that there has been an intrusion and\\r\\n that\\r\\n the Product Supplier does not take on required measures, the Supplier may terminate the Agreement with a term of\\r\\n notice of two months.
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\\r\\n For the Supplier to be able to carry out its commitments according to the Agreement, the Customer shall be\\r\\n responsible for the following:
\\r\\n (i) the Customer is responsible for the communication between the Customer and the Access Point and for the\\r\\n Customer\\r\\n possessing the equipment and software which the Supplier has stated is required for the using of the Service or\\r\\n which otherwise obviously is required for such use,
\\r\\n (ii) the Customer is responsible for the purpose for which it is produced and is only allowed to use this for\\r\\n legal\\r\\n purposes,
\\r\\n (iii) the Customer is responsible for faults in the Customer Software,
\\r\\n (iv) the Customer is responsible for backup of Customer Data unless otherwise stated in the Agreement,
\\r\\n (vi) the Customer is responsible for ensuring that Customer Data included in the Service is in accordance with\\r\\n applicable law,
\\r\\n (vii) the Customer is responsible for the login data to the Service being safely stored. The Customer is\\r\\n responsible\\r\\n for unauthorized use of the Service. The Customer can request that the Supplier blocks the Service or that the\\r\\n Customer shall be given a new password,
\\r\\n (viii) the Customer is responsible to see to that the users of the Service are obliged to follow suitable\\r\\n ethical\\r\\n rules when using the Service. The Supplier has the right to, without prior warning, suspend users from further\\r\\n use\\r\\n of the Service if the Supplier suspects that the user is using the Service contrary to the Agreement,
\\r\\n (ix) the Customer is responsible for third-party programs such as browser, pdf-reader, toolbars, anti-virus\\r\\n programs\\r\\n and firewalls being correctly installed and allows traffic to websites referred by the Supplier. The Customer\\r\\n shall\\r\\n ensure that the web-browser is updated to the latest version,
\\r\\n (x) the Customer shall see to (i) that Customer Data is free from virus, trojans, masks or other harmful\\r\\n software or\\r\\n code, (ii) that Customer Data is in the agreed format, and (iii) that Customer Data in other ways cannot damage\\r\\n or\\r\\n affect the Supplier’s system and the Service negatively,
\\r\\n (xi) the Customer is responsible for notifying the Supplier at once if discovering any intrusion or attempted\\r\\n intrusion which might affect the Service,
\\r\\n (xii) the Customer is not allowed to copy software which is included in the Service or allow others than the\\r\\n persons\\r\\n appointed according to section
\\r\\n (xiii) below to use the Service,
\\r\\n (xiii) the Customer is responsible to appoint the persons that will be allowed to use the Service. The Customer\\r\\n shall immediately notify the Supplier if such a person no longer is authorized to have access to the Service.\\r\\n The\\r\\n Customer is responsible for the authorized persons and their use of the Service,
\\r\\n (xiv) the Customer is responsible for following the instructions for the use of the Service which has been left\\r\\n by\\r\\n the Supplier,
\\r\\n (xv) the Customer is only allowed to use the Third-Party Application in accordance with the license conditions\\r\\n issued by the Product Supplier and which the Supplier has referred to.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 6.1 The Supplier is responsible for defects meaning that the content or the function of the Service in essential\\r\\n respects does not fulfil what is stated in (i) the Specification, and (ii) in the product descriptions used by\\r\\n the Supplier.
\\r\\n 6.2 The Supplier shall with the rapidity demanded by the circumstances remedy the defect if it is possible.
\\r\\n 6.3 If the Customer has not been able to use the Service in essential respect due to the defect in the Service\\r\\n and\\r\\n if the time for when the Customer has not been able to use the Service exceed 36 hours, the Customer is also\\r\\n entitled to receive reasonable reduction of the fee for the Service, for the period from the reporting of the\\r\\n defect\\r\\n and during the time when the defect exist.
\\r\\n 6.4 The Supplier is only responsible for defects in the Services, provided that (i) the defect is due to\\r\\n circumstances caused by the Supplier, (ii) that the Customer and the Customer’s users have used the Service in\\r\\n accordance with what is stated in the Agreement, (iii) that the defect in the Service has been reported to the\\r\\n Supplier by the Customer within 30 days after the Customer discovered or should have discovered the defect and\\r\\n (iv)\\r\\n that the Customer has stated how the defect has been expressed and that the Customer is otherwise accommodating\\r\\n when\\r\\n the Supplier is trying to identify and solve the defect.
\\r\\n 6.5 If defects occur due to the Supplier’s neglection, the Supplier is liable for damages with the limitation\\r\\n following from sections 6.11-6.13 and 19.
\\r\\n 6.6 If the parties have agreed upon specific service levels, this shall be stated in the Agreement. If such\\r\\n agreement has been entered into between the parties, the Supplier is only responsible for inadequate fulfilment\\r\\n of\\r\\n the agreed service levels for price reduction or penalties according to what is stated in the conditions\\r\\n regarding\\r\\n agreed service levels. If the parties in the Agreement have not agreed upon such price reduction or penalty, the\\r\\n Customer shall be entitled to reasonable reduction of the fee in accordance with section 6.3. Besides this, the\\r\\n Customer shall have no right to compensation due to non-fulfilment of agreed service level, unless in case of\\r\\n wilful\\r\\n misconduct or gross negligence.
\\r\\n 6.7 In case of defects in Third-Party Application in a SaaS Service, section 4.8 applies instead of what has\\r\\n been\\r\\n stated above.
\\r\\n 6.8 The Supplier´s liability for defects does not include faults or defects caused by viruses or other attacks\\r\\n in\\r\\n the security, provided that the Supplier has taken on safety measures in a professional manner.
\\r\\n 6.9 The Supplier is not liable for defects related to the Customer, the Customer’s users or third parties that\\r\\n the\\r\\n Supplier is not expressly responsible for.
\\r\\n 6.10 The Customer only has the right to allege sanctions according to sections 6.11-6.13 if the Customer has\\r\\n notified the Supplier of this in writing, at latest 90 days after the Customer noticed or should have noticed\\r\\n the\\r\\n reason for the claim.
\\r\\n 6.11 A party’s liability per calendar year is limited to a total amount of 15 % of the annual fee for the\\r\\n Service\\r\\n concerned. If the liability originates from a Service which is an additional service, the liability of the\\r\\n Supplier\\r\\n shall be limited per calendar year to the total amount of the additional service. Neither party is in any case\\r\\n liable for so called indirect damage, which could for example consist of lost profit or goodwill. The liability\\r\\n does\\r\\n not include the other party’s liability towards third parties except for cases intended in section 9 or\\r\\n regarding\\r\\n the Customer’s responsibility in section 10.4. The Supplier is not liable for loss of Customer Data, unless the\\r\\n Supplier has undertaken in Agreement to be responsible for backup and through negligence has failed such\\r\\n commitment.
\\r\\n 6.12 Limitation of liability according to section 6.11 is not applicable regarding damage to person, or\\r\\n regarding\\r\\n liability as intended in sections 9 or 10.4 or for damages caused through wilful misconduct or gross\\r\\n negligence.
\\r\\n 6.13 In order not to lose the right to damages, party shall request damages to the other party at latest six (6)\\r\\n months after the damaging event.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 7.1 If the provision of the Service cause risk for more than minor damage for the Supplier or for other customer\\r\\n to\\r\\n the Service, the Supplier is allowed to shut down or limit the access to the Service. The Customer shall be\\r\\n notified\\r\\n of such measure as soon as possible.
\\r\\n 7.2 Unless otherwise stated in the Agreement regarding agreed service levels, the Supplier has the right to take\\r\\n on\\r\\n planned measures which affect the Customer’s access to the Service if it is motivated by technical, maintenance,\\r\\n management or safety reasons. The Supplier shall however notify the Customer within reasonable time before such\\r\\n planned measures. The Supplier shall also make sure that such measures shall be carried out quickly and also, if\\r\\n possible, arrange for such measures to take place outside of normal working hours.
\\r\\n 7.3 The Supplier has the right to prevent the use of the Service for persons who have left information in\\r\\n violation of applicable law.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 8.1 From Actual Starting Date, the Customer is responsible for paying the renumeration for the Service which is\\r\\n stated in the Agreement. Regarding possible additional services, the Customer shall pay the Supplier according\\r\\n to at any given time applicable price list.
\\r\\n 8.2 Unless otherwise stated in the Agreement, fees shall be invoiced monthly in arrears while additional\\r\\n services or\\r\\n other renumeration according to the Agreement shall be invoiced monthly in arrears. Payment shall be made at\\r\\n latest\\r\\n 30 days after the date of issue of the invoice. Late payment shall be debited with penalty interest prescribed\\r\\n by\\r\\n law and other renumeration from the due date according to law. If a reminder to pay is sent, a reminder fee will\\r\\n be\\r\\n issued. If the Customer is in delay with payment and if the Supplier has sent a written request to the Customer\\r\\n to\\r\\n pay the due amount, the Supplier is allowed to, after 30 days from the written request about this to the\\r\\n Customer\\r\\n with reference to this section, cancel continuing provision of the Service up until the Customer has paid the\\r\\n due\\r\\n amount.
\\r\\n 8.3 The Customer shall pay renumeration to the Supplier for additional work or costs which arises, according to\\r\\n the\\r\\n Supplier´s at any given time applicable pricing list, due to circumstances which the Customer is responsible\\r\\n for.
\\r\\n 8.4 The Supplier has the right to, starting from every new calendar year and once a year, change all fees.
\\r\\n 8.5 If the parties have agreed upon certain license fee for the use of Third-Party Application, the Supplier\\r\\n may, to\\r\\n the same extent as the Product Supplier changes their fee for the Third-Party Application, change the license\\r\\n fee\\r\\n one month after the Supplier has notified the Customer of the change.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 9.1 All property rights regarding or related to the Service, including but not excluding, copyright to software\\r\\n and\\r\\n source code, are the Supplier´s and/or license providers of the Supplier, exclusive property. The Customer does\\r\\n not\\r\\n acquire any license or other access rights to such right through the use of the Service.
\\r\\n 9.2 The Supplier is responsible for ensuring that the Customer’s use of the Service does not inflict upon any\\r\\n other’s copyright, patent right or any other intellectual property rights. If any infringement occurs due to use\\r\\n of\\r\\n the Application which is not a Third-Party Application in a SaaS Service, the Supplier is responsible according\\r\\n to\\r\\n this section 9.2 only for the Customer’s use of the Application in Sweden.
\\r\\n 9.3 The Supplier commits to at its own expense, defend the Customer if claims are being directed towards the\\r\\n Customer for infringement of third party’s right regarding the Customer’s use of the Service. The Supplier shall\\r\\n also compensate the Customer for the costs and damages which the Customer can become obliged to pay through\\r\\n settlement or court decision.
\\r\\n 9.4 A condition for the Supplier’s commitment according to section 9.3 is that (i) the Customer in writing, at\\r\\n latest five (5) days after the day on which the Customer became aware of a claim or a commenced action before a\\r\\n court, notifies the Supplier regarding the claim or the action, and (ii) that the Supplier is allowed to\\r\\n independently handle the defence against such claim, the negotiations and any possible settlement.
\\r\\n 9.5 In case third party allege that the Customer’s use of the Service constitutes an infringement of third\\r\\n party’s\\r\\n rights, the Supplier is responsible to acquire the necessary rights or for the provision of another software\\r\\n which\\r\\n does not infringe any rights, or if the infringement occurs due to use of Application which is not a Third-Party\\r\\n Application in SaaS Service, to change it so that infringement is not at hand, or to cancel the Agreement with a\\r\\n two\\r\\n month term of notice. For the avoidance of doubt, the Supplier always has the right to cancel the Agreement\\r\\n instead\\r\\n of taking on other measures at hand according to this section 9.5.
\\r\\n 9.6 Regarding liability for infringement in relation to the Customer’s use of Third-Party Application in a SaaS\\r\\n Service, section 4.8 shall apply instead.
\\r\\n 9.7 Besides what is stated in this section 9, The Supplier has no other responsibility towards the Customer\\r\\n following infringement of intellectual property rights of third parties.
\\r\\n 9.8 The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the required rights exist for using the Customer Software\\r\\n within the frame of the Service. The Customer undertakes to, at its own expense, defend the Supplier if claim or\\r\\n action\\r\\n is\\r\\n directed towards the Supplier for infringement of third party’s rights regarding the use of Customer Software\\r\\n within\\r\\n the frame of the Service. The Customer shall also compensate the Supplier for the costs and damages which the\\r\\n Supplier can become obliged to pay through settlement or court decision.
\\r\\n 9.9 A condition for the Customer’s commitment according to section 9.8 is that (i) the Supplier in writing, at\\r\\n latest five (5) days after the day on which the Supplier became aware of a claim or a commenced action before a\\r\\n court, notifies the Customer regarding the claim or the action, and (ii) that the Customer is allowed to\\r\\n independently handle the defence against such claim, the negotiations and possible settlement. If a third-party\\r\\n claim, that the use of the Customer Software is an infringement of third party’s rights, the Customer is\\r\\n responsible\\r\\n for acquiring the necessary rights.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 10.1 The Supplier only has the right to use Customer Data according to what is stated in the Agreement.
\\r\\n 10.2 The Customer gives the Supplier the right to use Customer Data, which does not contain personal data, for\\r\\n statistical purposes in order to improve and develop the Service and for marketing according to section 11\\r\\n below.
\\r\\n 10.3 Further, the Supplier has the right to transfer Customer Data which does not contain personal data to\\r\\n suppliers\\r\\n and/or partners in order to deliver and/or develop the Service.
\\r\\n 10.4 The Customer is responsible for, and shall hold the Supplier harmless for, that Customer Data does not\\r\\n infringe\\r\\n on third party’s right or in any other way is incompatible with applicable law.
\\r\\n 10.5 The Customer is responsible for ensuring that Customer Data is free from virus, trojans, masks or other\\r\\n software or code which might cause damage to the Service.\\r\\n
\\r\\n The Supplier has the right to, upon special agreement with the Customer, for marketing purposes, state that the\\r\\n Customer is using the Service.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n If personal data is being processed within the frame of the Agreement, the Customer is controller and the\\r\\n Supplier\\r\\n processor. The Customer is in these cases responsible for the processing of personal data being in accordance\\r\\n with\\r\\n applicable law. The Supplier pledge to only process personal data in accordance with the Agreement and with the\\r\\n data\\r\\n processing agreement which the parties have entered into.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n The Supplier takes on several measures to ensure the function of the Service and the safety of the Customer\\r\\n Data.\\r\\n The Supplier follows its internal safety regulations unless otherwise is stated in the Agreement. The Supplier\\r\\n has\\r\\n the right to change these safety regulations according to section 18.1 when needed.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n 14.1 Each party commits to not without the consent from the other party during the term and during a time period\\r\\n of\\r\\n three years after the term, reveal any Confidential Information which the party has gained from the other party\\r\\n and\\r\\n to only use such Confidential Information for the fulfilment of the Agreement. ”Confidential Information” is all\\r\\n information left by a party or which concern this Agreement or its content, notwithstanding if or how\\r\\n information is\\r\\n documented, with the exception of (i) information that is known or available or becomes known or available to\\r\\n the\\r\\n public without any breach of the conditions in the Agreement; (ii) information which a party can show that he\\r\\n already knew when receiving it from the other party; and (iii) information which a party has obtained or will\\r\\n obtain\\r\\n from a third party without restrictions.
\\r\\n 14.2 Each party commits to ensure that all employees, consults and members of the board at the party will obey\\r\\n the\\r\\n regulation of confidentiality in section 14.1 above. Party is equally responsible to ensure that possible\\r\\n subcontractors and their employees who participate in the assignment will observe the confidentiality.
\\r\\n 14.3 Notwithstanding what is stated in section 14.1, the Supplier has the right to disclose Confidential\\r\\n Information\\r\\n to partners and/or suppliers for the fulfilment of the Agreement or of which otherwise follows from the\\r\\n Agreement.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 15.1 Starting from the day of the termination of the Agreement, the Customer no longer has the right to use the\\r\\n Service.
\\r\\n 15.2 At the request of the Customer, the Supplier shall provide the Customer with a copy of Customer Data and\\r\\n the\\r\\n Customer Software included in the Service. Such copy shall be provided the Customer without delay. Such request\\r\\n as\\r\\n is intended in this section 15.2 shall be created by the Customer at latest within 45 days from the termination\\r\\n of\\r\\n the Agreement. After the expiration of such forty-five-day period and unless otherwise follows by mandatory\\r\\n laws,\\r\\n the Supplier is allowed to delete or in other ways make Customer Data and Customer Software inaccessible to the\\r\\n Customer.
\\r\\n 15.3 If the Customer requests, and to a reasonable extent, the copy which at the Customer’s request is submitted\\r\\n to\\r\\n the Customer according to section 15.2 can be transferred to the Customer electronically according to the\\r\\n instructions of the Customer.
\\r\\n 15.4 The Supplier shall after the copy according to section 15.2 has been submitted to the Customer, or if such\\r\\n copy\\r\\n has not been requested by the Customer at the end of the forty-five-day period following from section 15.2,\\r\\n delete\\r\\n or anonymize Customer Data within reasonable time but at latest twelve (12) months after the termination of the\\r\\n Agreement.\\r\\n
\\r\\n Each party has the right to cancel the Agreement with immediate effect if the other party\\r\\n (i) should materially violate any of its obligations under the Agreement and should have failed to remedy such\\r\\n breach within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice with reference to this section; or
\\r\\n (ii) should declare bankruptcy, enter into liquidation or composition or corporate reorganisation proceedings,\\r\\n or is\\r\\n in any other way declared insolvent.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 17.1 Notice of termination and other messages shall be sent by carrier, registered letter or e-mail to the other\\r\\n party’s Contact Person, as stated in the Agreement, to the recipient’s registered address.
\\r\\n 17.2 Messages according to section 17.1 shall be considered to be the recipient at hand when
\\r\\n (i) if delivered by courier; at the submission,
\\r\\n (ii) if sent by registered letter; 5 days after the expedition, or
\\r\\n (iii) if sent by e-mail (with of the recipient accepted delivery confirmation) per the day of the recipient’s\\r\\n reception.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 18.1 The Supplier has the right to without prior consent from the Customer conduct changes of the Service or of\\r\\n how\\r\\n the Service is provided. The Supplier is however obliged to notify the Customer regarding changes which will be\\r\\n carried out and which are of essential disadvantage to the Customer. The Customer shall be notified of such\\r\\n change\\r\\n at latest ninety (90) days before coming into effect.
\\r\\n 18.2 The Customer may terminate the Agreement due to such essential disadvantage changes of the Services. Such\\r\\n termination of Agreement shall be made by the Customer before such changes coming into effect. The termination\\r\\n of\\r\\n the Agreement shall apply from the day of the changes coming into effect or to the later day stated in the\\r\\n notice of\\r\\n termination, however at latest ninety (90) days counted from when the changes came into effect. The notice of\\r\\n termination shall be made in writing and be sent in accordance with what is stated in section 17 above.
\\r\\n 18.3 Other changes and additions to this Agreement shall in order to be valid, be in writing and signed by each\\r\\n party.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 19.1 If the fulfilment of any of the parties commitments according to the Agreement is not performed due to\\r\\n circumstances beyond the control of the parties and that the parties could not have anticipated, such as\\r\\n lightning\\r\\n stroke, labour conflict, fire, explosions, natural disasters, currency restrictions, decisions or interventions\\r\\n from\\r\\n authorities, epidemic, war or events comparable to war, terrorist attacks or other events which are comparable\\r\\n to\\r\\n the ones stated in this section, and faults and delay in the services from subcontractors due to circumstance\\r\\n which\\r\\n has been stated (“force majeure”), this shall be considered as an exemption from liability. Exemption from\\r\\n liability\\r\\n shall mean that the party is not obliged to perform the obligation according to the Agreement, during the time\\r\\n when\\r\\n the obligation must be postponed due to the circumstance. The exemption does also include damages and other\\r\\n possible\\r\\n penalties and consequences.
\\r\\n 19.2 If force majeure would occur, the party desiring to invoke force majeure shall give immediate notice to the\\r\\n other party. If this does not happen, the part which failed to give such notice to the other party shall bear\\r\\n all\\r\\n costs which could have been avoided through such message.
\\r\\n 19.3 If the fulfilment of the Agreement is prevented for a period of longer than two months, the receiving party\\r\\n may\\r\\n after written notice to the party prevented from performing due to force majeure, terminate the Agreement. Party\\r\\n is\\r\\n not liable to pay damages when cancelling the Agreement due to circumstances stated in this section 19.
\\r\\n 19.4 When terminating the Agreement according to section 19.3, section 15 shall be applicable.\\r\\n
\\r\\n The Customer may not assign, transfer or pledge its rights under this Agreement to any third party except with\\r\\n the\\r\\n prior written consent of the Supplier. The same shall apply if the Customer is merged or declared insolvent. In\\r\\n case\\r\\n of a possible transfer, the new party to the Agreement shall confirm in writing that it accepts the conditions\\r\\n in\\r\\n the Agreement.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n 21.1 All discussions, agreements and obligations, oral as well as written, that supersede this Agreement are\\r\\n replaced by the provisions in this Agreement. All schedules attached to this Agreement form an integrated party\\r\\n hereof.
\\r\\n 21.2 Should any provision of this Agreement or part thereof be held invalid, this shall not affect the remaining\\r\\n provisions of the Agreement, but to the extent that such invalidity substantially affects party’s right or\\r\\n performance under this Agreement, reasonable adjustments to the Agreement shall be made.
\\r\\n 21.3 The failure of any party to make use of its rights pursuant to this Agreement or failure to call upon\\r\\n certain\\r\\n condition following from the Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of such rights or any future rights.\\r\\n
\\r\\n This Agreement shall be governed by the substantive laws of Sweden, notwithstanding the rules regarding choice\\r\\n of\\r\\n law. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Agreement or the use of the Service shall be settled\\r\\n by\\r\\n Swedish general court, with Malmö tingsrätt District Court as the court of first instance.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n Privacy Policy: Realitychecked AB
\\r\\n This Privacy Policy is effective as of 2023-01-01.\\r\\n
\\r\\n 1. Background
\\r\\n 2. Definitions
\\r\\n 3. When do we process Your Personal Data?
\\r\\n 4. Data controller
\\r\\n 5. Why do we Process Your Personal Data?
\\r\\n 6. What Personal Data is Processed on what legal ground?
\\r\\n 7. How long is Your Personal Data stored?
\\r\\n 8. Social media platforms
\\r\\n 9. Your rights
\\r\\n 10. Consent to the Processing of Personal Data
\\r\\n 11. To whom do we transfer Your Personal Data?
\\r\\n 12. How do we protect Your Personal Data?
\\r\\n 13. Supervision and compliance
\\r\\n 14. Third party’s terms and conditions
\\r\\n 15. Changes to the Privacy Policy
\\r\\n 16. How do You contact us?
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\\r\\n This policy (“Privacy Policy”) has been established in order to ensure and make You aware that Realitychecked AB\\r\\n (“RealityCheck”, “we”, “us”) processes Your personal data in a legal, appropriate and safe manner when You or\\r\\n the\\r\\n company You represent purchase or uses our services or products, visit our website or come in contact with us in\\r\\n some other way.\\r\\n The Privacy Policy is applicable on all services that are provided by RealityCheck. This means that if You\\r\\n choose to\\r\\n use our services, You also agree to the collection and use of Your personal data according to this Privacy\\r\\n Policy.\\r\\n The Privacy Policy describes how RealityCheck processes Your personal data and which rights You have according\\r\\n to\\r\\n the rules in the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679 with associated statutes of\\r\\n implementation and supplementary statutes on data protection (the “Data Protection Rules”).\\r\\n In addition to this Privacy Policy, our General terms and conditions apply to any purchases of our services.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n In this Privacy Policy, the term \\\"personal data\\\" refers to any information which can be attributable to an\\r\\n identified or identifiable natural person, such as e.g. name, address, personal registration number, e-mail\\r\\n address,\\r\\n phone number, IP-address and photo (“Personal Data”).\\r\\n This Privacy Policy describes how we Process Your Personal Data. The term \\\"processing\\\" refers to any operation\\r\\n or\\r\\n set of operations which is performed by us on Your Personal Data or on sets of Personal Data in such a manner as\\r\\n is\\r\\n described in this Privacy Policy, e.g. our collection, registering, storing, disclosure, erasure and any other\\r\\n using\\r\\n of Your Personal Data (“Processing”).\\r\\n
\\r\\nThe Privacy Policy applies in the following cases when Processing of Personal Data arises in our business:\\r\\n (i) when RealityCheck provides services to You or the company You represent;
\\r\\n (ii) to mailings of information;
\\r\\n (iii) in connection to visits to our websites www.realitycheck.report, www.realitycheck.sustainablemind.se\\r\\n “Website”) or via social media platforms;
\\r\\n (iv) to requests or other contacts with us via e-mail or phone.\\r\\n
Realitychecked AB, Reg. No 559363-1509, with registered address Annebergsgatan 9A, 214 66 Malmö, Sweden is the\\r\\n data\\r\\n controller for the processing of Your personal data which is carried out in accordance with this Privacy Policy.\\r\\n
\\r\\nRealityCheck Processes Personal Data regarding our customers, our customers representatives and contact persons,\\r\\n potential customers, employment-seekers, suppliers, other business partners and potential suppliers and business\\r\\n partners. RealityCheck only collects and Processes Your Personal Data for specific purposes. This entails that\\r\\n Personal Data is Processed in order to:
\\r\\n (i) provide services and fulfil the agreement entered into with You personally, the company or organisation You\\r\\n represent or work for, or the company or organisation You work on behalf of;
\\r\\n (ii) enable general customer relationships management (quality management, statistics, market and client\\r\\n analyses,\\r\\n as well as business and methodological development) and customer service and support, e.g. when You contact us\\r\\n via\\r\\n e-mail, phone or via our Website.
\\r\\n (iii) inform and market our business through, inter alia, publishing customer references and other material on\\r\\n our\\r\\n Website, in presentation material used at events, or via brochures;
\\r\\n (iv) leave information regarding events and news, and address marketing information via e-mail, phone or via\\r\\n social\\r\\n media platforms regarding our business and our services;
\\r\\n (v) prevent fraud, money laundering and financing of terrorism, and carry our risk management; and
\\r\\n (vi) comply with applicable legislation.
\\r\\n What Personal Data we collect and Process depends, inter alia, on (i) how You come in contact with us, and (ii)\\r\\n which of our services we provide to You or the company You represent.\\r\\n When You are asked to provide us with Personal Data, e.g. upon the purchase of a service or participation in an\\r\\n event, You may choose not to do so. If You choose not to provide necessary information, this may lead to us not\\r\\n being able to fulfil our commitments towards You or the company You represent.\\r\\n
The Personal Data listed below is Processed by us for the purposes explained under section 5 above:
\\r\\n (i) name:
\\r\\n (ii) billing and delivery address;
\\r\\n (iii) e-mail address;
\\r\\n (iv) title of profession and place of work;
\\r\\n (v) customer number;
\\r\\n (vi) information in correspondence with You.
\\r\\n The Processing of Personal Data is necessary in order for RealityCheck to conduct its business through providing\\r\\n sale and delivery of services and thereby fulfil the agreement that has been entered into with You (if You are a\\r\\n sole trader). In situations where You act as a representative or contact person for a company or organisation\\r\\n that\\r\\n is a customer of RealityCheck, or in any other way collaborates with RealityCheck, we Process Your Personal Data\\r\\n based on our legitimate business interest. For this Processing, we have conducted a balancing of interests where\\r\\n we\\r\\n have, inter alia, taken into account that the Processing does not include any sensitive Personal Data and that\\r\\n we\\r\\n have a clear commercial interest in being able to provide our services to the company or organisation You work\\r\\n for\\r\\n or on behalf of in an efficient manner.
\\r\\n The Processing of Personal Data is also necessary in order for RealityCheck to provide good service via our\\r\\n customer\\r\\n service and support and in order to be able to investigate potential complaints, and thereby meet our legitimate\\r\\n interest of handling customer service matters, developing our business and communicate our contacts in an\\r\\n efficient\\r\\n and customer friendly manner. These Personal Data are Processed for the sole purpose of RealityCheck being able\\r\\n to\\r\\n meet the specifically requested wishes.
\\r\\n The Personal Data can also be Processed regarding other contacts with You, for example through newsletters and\\r\\n other\\r\\n dispatches. We Process Your Personal Data based on our legitimate business interest of being able to provide\\r\\n You,\\r\\n who are already an existing customer, or who used to have a business relation with us, relevant marketing and\\r\\n information. For this Processing, we have conducted a balancing of interests where we have, inter alia, taken\\r\\n into\\r\\n account that the Processing does not include any sensitive Personal Data and that we have a clear commercial\\r\\n interest in being able to provide our services to the company or organisation You work for or on behalf of in an\\r\\n efficient manner.
\\r\\n If You are in contact with us in connection with seeking employment with us, we base our Processing of Your\\r\\n Personal\\r\\n Data on Your consent or on our legitimate business interest.
\\r\\n We may also process Your Personal Data with your consent, e.g. when You consent to our publishing of customer\\r\\n references on our Website. In the event that we can no longer Process Your Personal Data for marketing purposes\\r\\n based on our legitimate business interest we may come to obtain Your consent to e.g. send You information.\\r\\n Consent\\r\\n can also be obtained if we wish to store incoming resumés for future recruitment purposes. We will always\\r\\n document\\r\\n whether You have given Your consent to our Processing of Your Personal Data.
\\r\\n Your Personal Data is also Processed, in applicable cases, in order for RealityCheck to comply by its\\r\\n obligations\\r\\n stemming from applicable legislation, court rulings and decisions taken by the authorities.\\r\\n
Your Personal Data is stored only as long as needed in order to fulfil the purposes for which the Personal Data\\r\\n was\\r\\n gathered in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
\\r\\n If You have given Your consent to the Processing of Your Personal Data, RealityCheck Processes Your Personal\\r\\n Data\\r\\n for the specific purpose, until You withdraw your consent. You can withdraw Your consent at any time by\\r\\n contacting\\r\\n us and objecting to this.
\\r\\n In order to ensure RealityCheck’s compliance with the legal obligations stemming from applicable legislation or\\r\\n in\\r\\n order to safeguard our legal interests we may store Your Personal Data for a longer period of time than what is\\r\\n stated above. The Personal Data is however never stored for longer than is necessary or statutory for each\\r\\n respectively purpose.\\r\\n
RealityCheck uses LinkedIn as platforms to get in contact with our customers, potential customers and other\\r\\n business\\r\\n partners, as well as market and inform about our business and our services. In connection with this,\\r\\n RealityCheck is\\r\\n the data controller for publications and information that contain Personal Data and are made by you as a user in\\r\\n the\\r\\n form of e.g. comments, photos and video clips. RealityCheck does not allow offensive content to be published or\\r\\n made\\r\\n available on our platforms. We ask our users to report unfit content to us in order for us to ensure that such\\r\\n content does not occur. RealityCheck may also, based on what we deem necessary, remove content that has been\\r\\n published on our social media platforms.
\\r\\n\\r\\nYou have a right to receive information regarding the Processing of Your Personal Data we carry out. Below You\\r\\n find\\r\\n a statement of the rights You can claim by contacting us. Our contact information can be found at the very end\\r\\n of\\r\\n this Privacy Policy.
\\r\\n Right to access
\\r\\n You have a right to, free of charge, request information regarding our Processing of Your Personal Data. You\\r\\n also\\r\\n have a right to receive a copy of Your Personal Data that we Process. Such a request shall be submitted to us in\\r\\n writing. We will respond to Your request as swiftly as possible. If we cannot grant You access to the\\r\\n information\\r\\n Your request concerns, we will provide a reason as to why. The copy of Your Personal Data will be sent to Your\\r\\n registered address unless otherwise is agreed with You in writing. In order to ensure that the right person\\r\\n receives\\r\\n the information, we may come to request more information from You.
\\r\\n Right to rectification
\\r\\n The main responsibility to ensure that the Personal Data we Process is correct lies with RealityCheck. If You\\r\\n inform\\r\\n us that the Personal Data You have provided to us is no longer correct, we will promptly correct, block or erase\\r\\n such Personal Data.
\\r\\n Right to erasure
\\r\\n You have the right to request that RealityCheck, without unnecessary delay, erases Your Personal Data. Personal\\r\\n Data\\r\\n shall be erased in the following cases:
\\r\\n (i) if the Personal Data is no longer necessary for the purposes for which it was collected;
\\r\\n (ii) if You withdraw Your consent and the Processing was based solely on consent;
\\r\\n (iii) if Processing is carried out for purposes of direct marketing and You oppose Your Personal Data being used\\r\\n for\\r\\n such purposes;
\\r\\n (iv) if You oppose the Processing of Personal Data after a balancing of interests has been carried out and Your\\r\\n interest outweighs ours;
\\r\\n (v) if Your Personal Data has not been Processed in accordance with the Data Protection Rules; or
\\r\\n (vi) if erasure is necessary in order to comply with a legal obligation.\\r\\n There may be obligations which hinder us from immediately erasing all Your Personal Data. These obligations stem\\r\\n from applicable legislation regarding inter alia accounting. If certain Personal Data cannot be erased due to\\r\\n applicable legislation or other rules of conduct that we are obligated to apply, we will inform You of this as\\r\\n well\\r\\n as ensure that Your Personal Data will be used solely for the purpose of complying with such legal obligations\\r\\n and\\r\\n not for any other purposes.
\\r\\n Right to restriction
\\r\\n You have a right to request that RealityCheck temporarily restricts the Processing of Your Personal Data. Such a\\r\\n restriction can be requested in the following cases:
\\r\\n (i) if You consider the Personal Data we have about You to be incorrect and in connection with this have\\r\\n requested\\r\\n rectification;
\\r\\n (ii) when the Processing of Your Personal Data which is carried out is not compliant with the Data Protection\\r\\n Rules,\\r\\n but you still do not want your Personal Data to be erased but rather restricted; and
\\r\\n (iii) when we no longer need your Personal Data for the purposes of our Processing but You need it in order to\\r\\n establish, exert, or defend a legal claim.
\\r\\n If You have objected against the Processing of Your Personal Data, the use of Your Personal Data may be\\r\\n restricted\\r\\n during the time of the investigation. Upon the restriction of Your Personal Data, RealityCheck will only store\\r\\n Your\\r\\n Personal Data and for further Processing obtain Your consent.
\\r\\n Right to data portability
\\r\\n You have a right to, in the cases where we Process Your Personal Data with Your consent or in order to fulfil\\r\\n contractual obligations toward You, require that we provide You with all Personal Data we have about You and\\r\\n which\\r\\n is Processed in an automated manner, in a machine-readable format, which may be inter alia an Excel-file or a\\r\\n CSV-file. If it is technically possible, You further have the right to require that we transfer Your Personal\\r\\n Data\\r\\n to another data controller.
\\r\\n Right to object
\\r\\n You have a right to object to our Processing of Your Personal Data if the Processing is based on our legitimate\\r\\n interest. REalityCheck will in such a case ask You to specify which Processing You object to. If You object to\\r\\n any\\r\\n Processing we will only continue our Processing of the Personal Data if there are legitimate interests for\\r\\n Processing which outweigh Your interests. We will also inform You about our decision.\\r\\n
If You have consented to Processing of Your Personal Data, You decide if and when Your wish to withdraw the\\r\\n voluntary consent that You have given to the Processing of Your Personal Data. You can withdraw Your consent by\\r\\n (i)\\r\\n contacting us and object to this in writing, or (ii) following the link in the mailings if the consent regards\\r\\n receiving marketing information and other information.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n In order to provide some of our services we appoint selected third parties. This entails that we share some of\\r\\n the\\r\\n Personal Data we have collected with them, e.g. to collaborative partners such as suppliers of IT-systems,\\r\\n assignment management systems, or which supply printing and distribution. In connection with such transfer of\\r\\n Your\\r\\n Personal Data, RealityCheck takes organisational and technical measures in order to ensure that Your Personal\\r\\n Data\\r\\n is handled in a safe and secure manner. These selected third parties will only process Your Personal Data in\\r\\n manners\\r\\n which follow from this Privacy Policy and in order to fulfil one or more of the purposes listed in this Privacy\\r\\n Policy. When such third parties are data processors for RealityCheck we are responsible toward You for that the\\r\\n Processing of Your Personal Data carried out by these third parties is carried out in a correct and legal\\r\\n manner. In\\r\\n such cases, we also have agreements with the suppliers containing instructions for the Processing of Personal\\r\\n Data\\r\\n in accordance with the Data Protection Rules.
\\r\\n RealityCheck may transfer Your Personal Data to countries outside the EU/EES, if any of our suppliers or\\r\\n business\\r\\n partners are located there. If Personal Data is transferred to a country outside the EU/EES, RealityCheck will\\r\\n ensure that the Personal Data will remain protected as well as take measures needed in order to transfer\\r\\n Personal\\r\\n Data to a country outside the EU/EES in a legal manner.
\\r\\n We will disclose Your Personal Data if it is required by law or if we, as a company, reasonably deem it to be\\r\\n necessary in order to protect our rights, e.g. by disclosing Personal Data to RealityCheck’s liability insurance\\r\\n provider and/or to comply with a court ruling or abide by the verdict of a legal process.
\\r\\n As the business is conducted today, RealityCheck will not sell Your Personal Data to a third party unless we\\r\\n have\\r\\n previously obtained Your consent. However, we may, in the case that RealityCheck decides to divide, sell, buy,\\r\\n merge\\r\\n with another company or organisation, or in any other way reorganise the business, transfer Your Personal Data\\r\\n to\\r\\n potential or actual buyers and their potential advisors.\\r\\n
\\r\\n In order to protect Your personal integrity, discover, prevent and limit the risks of a hacking attack etc.,\\r\\n RealityCheck takes several technical and organisational information safety measures. RealityCheck also takes\\r\\n measures in order to protect Your Personal Data against unauthorised access, misuse, reveals, changes and\\r\\n damages.\\r\\n RealityCheck ensures that access to Your Personal Data is only granted to employees who need to Process it in\\r\\n order\\r\\n to fulfil their work assignments, and that they abide by confidentiality.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n If You are dissatisfied with how Your Personal Data has been processed or believe that Your Personal Data has\\r\\n been\\r\\n Processed contrary to The Data Protection Rules You can at first-hand contact us. You can also always turn to\\r\\n the\\r\\n supervisory authority in the Member State where You have Your place of residence or where the alleged breach has\\r\\n been conducted to file a complaint. The supervisory authority in Sweden is Datainspektionen, see\\r\\n www.datainspektionen.se.
\\r\\n Realitycheck annually reviews this Privacy Policy.
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\\r\\n RealityCheck’s services may in some cases be subject to third party’s terms and conditions. RealityCheck is not\\r\\n responsible for such a third party’s use of Your Personal Data as they themselves are data controllers and\\r\\n responsible for the Processing of Your Personal Data. Hence, it is important that You observe and read through\\r\\n the\\r\\n terms and conditions of such third parties. The same applies if there is a link on our Website to other\\r\\n websites.\\r\\n
\\r\\n\\r\\n RealityCheck reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy when we deem it to be necessary. Such changes are\\r\\n usually warranted upon potential changes to applicable legislation, due to statements from the supervisory\\r\\n authority\\r\\n or other authorities issuing statements pertaining to the Data Protection Rules. Further, this Privacy Policy\\r\\n will\\r\\n be updated when it is necessary due to changes in our business activities.
\\r\\n If RealityCheck makes comprehensive changes to this Privacy Policy or changes concerning how we Process Your\\r\\n Personal Data, you will be informed of this before such a change come in to force.\\r\\n
\\r\\n If You have questions pertaining to this Privacy Policy or the current Processing of Your Personal Data, wish to\\r\\n file a request in accordance with this Privacy Policy or wish to report a violation of this Privacy Policy etc.,\\r\\n You\\r\\n are welcome to contact us via e-mail. E-mail: info@realitycheck.report
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