GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR THE USE OF JUSTWARE SOFTWARE
1 Scope of Application
1.1 These General Terms and Conditions shall apply to all deliveries from Justface ApS, CVR No. 41878584, Mimersvej 1, 8722 Hedensted, Denmark (“Justface”) relating to the Software.
1.2 The commercial terms are set out in the Order Confirmation, once it has been signed by both Justface and Customer.
1.3 These General Terms and Conditions, together with the Order Confirmation, constitute the agreement between the Parties (the “Agreement”).
1.4 Defined terms are capitalised and shall have the meaning evident from the context.
1.5 Customer’s general terms and conditions shall not apply. Any specific terms agreed between the Parties shall be set out in the Order Confirmation.
1.6 The term “Platform” shall refer to the Software, implementation and Consultancy Services, hardware, operation and maintenance of the Software, and the Delivery purchased by Customer in accordance with the Order Confirmation.
1.7 The Agreement is conditional upon the Platform being compatible with the administrative system used by Customer. If, in Justface’s sole discretion, such integration proves impossible, Justface shall be entitled to terminate the Agreement by giving written notice to Customer. In such event, neither Party shall be obliged to make any payments to the other Party.
2 The Software
2.1 The term “Software” refers to the software, data structures, system processes, smartphone application, and other IT solutions used to support Customer’s use of the “Justface” online facial recognition software.
2.2 The Software is provided to Customer in its then-current standard version. The Software includes customer-specific customisations only where such customisations have been expressly agreed with Customer in the Order Confirmation. Any customer-specific customisations shall be delivered as Consultancy Services, cf. below.
2.3 At the time of Delivery, the Software shall have been reviewed by Customer. Customer is therefore familiar with the functions and limitations of the Software. The Start-up Specification prepared jointly by the Parties at the time of Delivery shall be approved by the Parties and reflects the collaboration undertaken in connection with Delivery, cf. Clause 5.4 of these General Terms and Conditions.
2.4 Customer shall use the Software in accordance with the applicable user manual and the provisions of the Agreement.
3 Implementation and Consultancy Services
3.1 Implementation and Consultancy Services shall be provided by Justface only if agreed in the Order Confirmation.
3.2 Justface shall provide the Consultancy Services described in the Agreement on a time and materials basis, unless otherwise agreed.
3.3 Customer may request that Justface replace personnel assigned to the delivery of Consultancy Services by giving prior written notice, provided that reasonable grounds for such request can be demonstrated. Justface shall make reasonable efforts to replace the personnel in question, it being acknowledged by both Parties that such replacement may affect the work schedule or the time allocated to the Consultancy Services.
3.4 Fees are calculated based on normal business hours. Fees are exclusive of all taxes and VAT and do not include transport, insurance, or installation beyond what is expressly stated in the Agreement.
3.5 Prior to commencement of any task, Customer may request a cost estimate. Justface shall invoice the time spent preparing such estimate. Estimates are based on Justface’s understanding of the task at the relevant time and on Justface’s experience. If it becomes apparent that the task cannot be completed within the estimated time plus an additional 25% (minimum of one day), Justface shall inform Customer and request further instructions. If Customer then chooses to terminate the task, Justface shall invoice the time spent up to the date the termination is confirmed by Justface.
3.6 At the request of either Customer or Justface, the scope of the Consultancy Services may be adjusted through a mutually agreed change order defining the effects of such changes, including fees or other terms applicable to the delivery of Consultancy Services.
3.7 All rights, title, and interest in and to the Consultancy Services – including intellectual property rights such as copyrights, design rights, patents, inventions, ideas, know-how, and trademarks – shall belong to and remain with Justface at all times, as such rights arise. If either Party uses any information or materials in the performance of its obligations under the Agreement, such use shall not transfer ownership of said information or materials to the other Party.
3.8 If either Party foresees a delay in fulfilling the Agreement, it shall promptly notify the other Party. The Parties shall then cooperate to mitigate the consequences. If the delay is caused by Customer, Customer shall allow Justface to reschedule delivery and shall cover any additional costs incurred as a result. If the delay is caused by Justface, any related payment dates shall be postponed accordingly. If the delay is caused by Customer, the original payment dates shall remain in force, even if the scheduled activities and milestones have not yet been completed. Justface may postpone any agreed schedule by giving two working days’ notice. A delay of less than or equal to 20 working days shall not be deemed a delay in delivery.
3.9 Customer acknowledges and agrees that, in order for Justface to deliver the Consultancy Services efficiently and on time, Customer must provide:
(i) management decisions, information, approvals, and acceptances required by Justface to complete the Consultancy Services;
(ii) appropriate access to Customer’s facilities, personnel, equipment, resources, and systems; and
(iii) relevant information and documentation necessary to facilitate the performance of the Consultancy Services.
3.10 In addition, Customer shall provide reasonable and suitable office and working space with standard office equipment and support for Justface’s personnel, as well as sufficient computing resources (including necessary rights to third-party software), internet access, telephone, and fax support as required for the performance of the Consultancy Services. Each Party undertakes to assign competent and qualified personnel to participate in the execution of the Consultancy Services.
3.11 Any claims relating to Consultancy Services shall be made without undue delay and no later than one (1) month after the date of delivery. If Customer lodges a complaint and it is determined that the issue is not due to any defect in Justface’s performance but rather arises from Customer’s use or other circumstances beyond Justface’s control, Justface shall invoice Customer for all associated costs, including internal time spent handling the claim.
3.12 Customer’s sole remedy for any breach related to the Consultancy Services shall be that Justface, in consultation with Customer, shall either (i) make reasonable efforts, in accordance with industry standards, to remedy the defect, or (ii) replace the Consultancy Services with a service that materially complies with the specifications set out in the Agreement.
4 Hardware
4.1 Customer shall, no later than the date specified in the Order Confirmation, have installed the hardware required for the Platform to be set up at Customer’s premises.
4.2 Use of the Platform specifically requires certain hardware, which is facilitated by Justface. The required hardware is specified in the Platform’s specifications available at www.justface.io.
4.3 If Customer acquires the hardware, it is acquired “as is” and “as available” from the original manufacturer. The hardware is delivered in accordance with the documentation and terms issued by the original manufacturer and accompanying the hardware.
4.4 Justface accepts no additional liability for defects, support, troubleshooting, or warranties beyond what is offered by the original manufacturer.
4.5 Customer is responsible for installation, which may be carried out by a professional installer chosen by Customer. Installation of the IT equipment at Customer’s premises shall take place pursuant to separate agreement between Customer and the installer. Payment for installation is arranged directly between Customer and the installer. Justface is not a party to the installation agreement.
4.6 Customer is responsible for ensuring a stable internet connection of at least 50/50 Mbit throughout the term.
4.7 Customer is responsible for ensuring uninterrupted (24/7) power supply for the operation of the hardware throughout the term.
5 Operation and Maintenance of the Software
5.1 Justface provides the Software as “Software as a Service” (“SaaS”) via a server hosted by a third-party provider. Justface reserves the right to change hosting provider at any time and without stating a reason. Customer shall provide the necessary hardware required for operating the Software.
5.2 To the extent set out in this Agreement, Justface shall be responsible for the system-level operation, monitoring, error correction, maintenance, continuous updates, and upgrades of the Software.
5.3 Justface shall only be liable for operational disruptions caused by errors in the Software provided by Justface to Customer. Justface shall not be liable for disruptions caused by breakdowns, interference, or reduced performance in Customer’s IT systems or equipment.
6 Delivery
6.1 Justface shall assist Customer with implementing the Software at Customer’s premises.
6.2 Prior to commissioning the Software at Customer’s premises, Justface shall review the Software together with Customer in order to identify any errors or defects. The Parties shall jointly agree on a time for this review (the “Delivery”).
6.3 Any defects or deficiencies identified during the Delivery shall be recorded by Justface and subsequently submitted for Customer’s written approval (the “Start-up Specification”).
6.4 Once both Parties have approved the Start-up Specification, the Software shall be deemed delivered to Customer (the “Delivery Date”). Thereafter, any changes or additions to the Software not included in the Start-up Specification, and not part of Justface’s general maintenance or upgrading of the Software, shall be treated as a Change Request.
7 Error Reporting
7.1 If Customer discovers, or has reasonable grounds to suspect, an error in the Software, Customer shall report this to Justface’s Helpdesk without undue delay. Reports of Software errors shall be submitted to: support@justface.dk. Customer shall follow the formats, instructions, and guidelines for error reporting as prescribed by Justface from time to time.
7.2 Unless otherwise expressly agreed between the Parties, critical errors — including errors resulting in the Software being unavailable or materially degraded — shall be remedied by Justface without undue delay. Non-critical errors shall be remedied within a reasonable period after discovery and, in any case, no later than the next scheduled Software update.
7.3 If Customer reports an error in the Software to Justface, and it is subsequently documented that the error did not originate in the Software itself but was instead caused by, for example, incorrect use by Customer, faults in communication lines, or other circumstances beyond Justface’s control, the costs of such troubleshooting shall be borne by Customer. In such cases, Justface shall be entitled to compensation based on the actual time spent, calculated in accordance with Justface’s then-current hourly rates.
7.4 If Customer causes an error in the Software, Justface shall be entitled to compensation for assistance in remedying the issue.
7.5 If an error is identified in third-party software, Justface’s sole obligation shall be to notify the manufacturer of the error and request that it be remedied within a reasonable period. In the event of critical errors, or errors that materially reduce the usability of the Software for Customer, Justface shall make reasonable efforts to develop a temporary workaround.
8 Support Hotline
8.1 Justface offers Customer, for an additional fee, the option to subscribe to a support service that provides assistance outside normal working hours if the access control system is not functioning for any reason. This ensures that users of Customer can be granted manually controlled access to Customer’s premises in such situations.
8.2 When manual access is requested, Justface shall only verify whether the user in question has an active access right matching the provided name and number. Justface accepts no responsibility for further identity verification.
9 Change Management
9.1 If Customer wishes Justface to implement modifications to the Software that are specific to Customer, Customer shall submit a written Change Request to Justface. Customer’s Change Request must, as a minimum, include the following information:
A. A description of the requested change; and
B. Information on any critical deadlines for project initiation, go-live, etc.
9.2 Customer’s Change Request shall be sufficiently detailed to allow Justface to prepare an estimate of the fee Justface will charge for fulfilling Customer’s Change Request. The fee estimate shall be sent to Customer for approval.
9.3 Justface shall decide whether the requested change to the Software can be implemented. If so, Justface shall prepare an estimate of the fee to be charged for fulfilling Customer’s Change Request. This estimate shall be submitted to Customer for approval.
9.4 Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, any changes to the Software shall be deemed finally approved and accepted by Customer upon Customer’s full or partial use of such changes and in any case no later than 30 days from the actual Delivery.
10 Customer’s Administration of the Software
10.1 Customer shall appoint an administrator to manage Customer’s administration of the Software.
10.2 The administrator appointed by Customer shall receive training in connection with the implementation of the Software. This training shall consist of one online training session per installation address, included in the Start-up Fee. Additional training may be agreed with Justface and will be invoiced as Consultancy Services.
10.3 Customer bears full responsibility for using the Software in compliance with applicable legislation, including ensuring that Customer has the necessary legal basis for processing and has otherwise fulfilled its obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
10.4 Customer bears full responsibility and risk for ensuring that its internal user management is designed appropriately and in such a way that usernames and passwords cannot be misused to gain unauthorised access to the Software.
10.5 If an authorised user uses the Software in breach of the Agreement, Justface shall be entitled to exclude the user from the Software if the user does not immediately comply with Justface’s instructions.
11 Remuneration
11.1 The agreed remuneration is specified in the applicable Order Confirmation.
11.2 As consideration for the right to access and use the Software, and as payment for Justface’s ongoing provision of system operation, monitoring, technical basic support, maintenance, and error correction of the Software, Customer shall pay a monthly license and service fee.
11.3 Upon execution of the Agreement, Customer shall pay a start-up fee to Justface as specified in the Order Confirmation. The start-up fee covers any installation, setup, configuration, testing, and commissioning of the Software at the commencement of the Agreement.
11.4 Other services shall be invoiced based on the actual time spent according to Justface’s applicable hourly rates as set out in the current price list.
11.5 The monthly licence and service fee shall be invoiced monthly in advance, starting on the Delivery Date, regardless of whether such date precedes or follows the Agreement’s effective date. Fees for other services shall be invoiced monthly in arrears.
11.6 All monetary amounts stated in the Agreement, including its Appendices, are exclusive of VAT.
11.7 If the Order Confirmation specifies that Justface has granted a discount, the Agreement may not be terminated during the period for which the discount applies.
11.8 It is a condition for Justface’s Delivery of the agreed services that Customer registers for payment via Leverandørservice with Nets (a payment service for businesses). By entering into this Agreement, Customer agrees to register for payment via Leverandørservice.
11.9 If an invoice remains unpaid for more than 14 days after its due date, interest shall accrue on the invoiced amount in accordance with the Danish Interest Act. Justface shall be entitled to charge a reminder fee of DKK 100 plus VAT per reminder notice.
11.10 The rates set out in the Agreement, including licence and service fees and hourly rates for Consultancy Services, shall be adjusted once annually with effect from 1 January, based on the change in the Danish net price index published by Statistics Denmark. The adjustment shall be calculated as the percentage change in the net price index from October of the year preceding the adjustment to October of the previous year. Consulting services shall be invoiced at the applicable hourly rate according to Justface’s official price list at the time the service is performed.
11.11 Out-of-pocket expenses for transport, meals, and accommodation incurred by Justface in agreement with Customer shall be reimbursed by Customer upon presentation of appropriate documentation. Travel expenses shall be calculated and reimbursed in accordance with rates established by the Danish State. Expenses must be pre-approved by Customer unless they are necessary for the continued performance of the Agreement and Justface is unable to obtain Customer’s prior approval. In such cases, Justface shall notify Customer of the incurred expense without undue delay.
12 Warranties
12.1 Justface warrants to Customer that the Software will, in all material respects, operate in accordance with the stated specifications and described functionality. However, Justface does not warrant that the Software will operate without interruptions or disruptions of any kind, nor that the Software will otherwise be error-free.
12.2 Justface warrants to Customer that it holds all necessary permits, licences, approvals, and similar authorisations required to lawfully provide the Software to Customer in accordance with this Agreement.
12.3 Customer represents and warrants to Justface that it will not use the Software for the collection, recording, storage, processing, or manipulation of data in violation of applicable law at any time. Customer further represents and warrants that it shall comply with all applicable terms, conditions, and licensing requirements for the Software, including those set out in this Agreement.
13 Personal Data
13.1 With respect to all personal data entered, transferred to, or stored within the Software, Customer shall be regarded as the data controller, and Justface shall act as the data processor.
13.2 Personal data received shall be processed exclusively on behalf of Customer and strictly in accordance with Customer’s instructions as issued from time to time. However, Justface shall be entitled to extract and store anonymised versions of Customer’s data for use in statistical analysis as part of the general ongoing improvement and development of the Software.
13.3 To further regulate the Parties’ respective obligations concerning the processing of personal data in connection with this Agreement, the Parties have entered into a data processing agreement. In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and the data processing agreement, the latter shall prevail, but only to the extent of such conflict.
13.4 Customer shall remain solely responsible for ensuring that its processing of personal data always complies with applicable data protection legislation, including the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and the Danish Data Protection Act. It is therefore Customer’s sole responsibility to ensure that it has a valid legal basis for processing personal data in connection with its use of the Software. Customer is likewise solely responsible for fulfilling the information obligations and any other obligations applicable to its use of the Software.
14 Intellectual Property Rights
14.1 Customer is granted only a non-exclusive, time-limited, non-transferable, and licence-based right to use the Software as agreed.
14.2 Justface retains and shall continue to retain all existing rights in and to the Software, including but not limited to copyrights, know-how, digital tools, source code, techniques, ideas, trade names, and other trade secrets, in accordance with the Danish Trade Secrets Act (Lov om forretningshemmeligheder).
14.3 Customer shall not copy the Software, its components, or its documentation beyond what is necessary for the agreed use of the Software. Furthermore, Customer shall not reverse-engineer, decompile, or otherwise attempt to access the source code of the Software. Customer may not establish any test environments for the Software without prior written consent from Justface, as such action will be considered a breach of this Agreement through unauthorised copying of the Software.
14.4 Subject to any third-party rights, Justface shall automatically and continuously acquire full, exclusive, and unrestricted ownership and/or usage rights to all components of the Software developed by Justface or on its behalf by a sub-contractor, including any parts developed specifically for Customer, unless expressly agreed otherwise between the Parties.
15 Third-Party Rights
15.1 The Software is a cloud-based IT solution.
15.2 Justface warrants that the Software does not infringe any third-party rights. This warranty does not apply if Customer uses the Software, or components thereof, in a manner or to an extent beyond what has been contractually agreed, or if Customer modifies or develops the Software further in breach of the Agreement. Justface accepts no liability for any infringement of third-party rights caused by Customer’s unauthorised modification, expansion, or combination of the Software with third-party software.
15.3 Justface’s warranty is conditional upon Customer notifying Justface in writing without undue delay upon becoming aware of any actual or alleged infringement of third-party rights by the Software. Justface shall be entitled to conduct its own defence in any legal proceedings concerning the alleged infringement. Customer shall provide reasonable cooperation to Justface in such proceedings as necessary.
15.4 If it is established by a final court decision or by a settlement approved by Justface that the Software infringes third-party rights, Justface shall, at its own discretion and expense, be entitled to remedy the infringement by:
A. obtaining the necessary licences for Customer to use the infringing parts of the Software; or
B. modifying or replacing the infringing parts of the Software with alternative components that, in all material respects, provide the same functionality; or
C. if neither (A) nor (B) is practicable or would incur disproportionate cost for Justface, reducing the Software by removing the infringing parts and refunding Customer a proportionate share of the licence and service fees paid.
15.5 When calculating the refund under Clause 2.4(C), due consideration shall be given to the value and utility of the remaining parts of the Software to Customer.
15.6 Customer shall not be entitled to raise further claims or invoke any other remedies against Justface in relation to an infringement of third-party rights. The limitations of liability set out in this Agreement, including any overall caps on liability, shall also apply in respect of third-party rights infringements for which Justface may be held liable.
16 Confidentiality
16.1 Each Party undertakes not to disclose any Confidential Information (as defined below) received from the other Party in connection with this Agreement to any third party.
16.2 Each Party further undertakes to ensure that its sub-contractors, employees, and other representatives do not disclose Confidential Information to any third party.
16.3 “Confidential Information” means any information disclosed by one Party to the other, whether in writing, electronically, orally or otherwise, and whether disclosed before or after the execution of this Agreement, regardless of the source of such information, which is covered by the definition of “trade secrets” in Danish Act No. 309 of 25 April 2018 on Trade Secrets (or any applicable legislation replacing it), and/or which falls within the scope of the concept of trade or business secrets as interpreted by case law or as relating to either Party’s confidential matters. This includes, but is not limited to, information specifically marked as “confidential” or bearing similar designations.
16.4 Justface may disclose Confidential Information to its sub-contractors where such disclosure is necessary to enable the sub-contractor to assist Justface in delivering services under this Agreement. Justface shall ensure that its sub-contractors are subject to confidentiality obligations equivalent to those set out in this Agreement.
16.5 Customer may disclose Confidential Information to consultants, suppliers, and others assisting Customer, provided that they are bound by confidentiality obligations equivalent to those set out in this Agreement. This also applies to discussions with potential new suppliers in connection with the termination of this Agreement.
16.6 Either Party may disclose Confidential Information where required to do so by law, a court order, or a binding directive from a public authority or administrative body.
16.7 The confidentiality obligations shall continue to apply after termination of the Agreement, regardless of the reason for such termination.
17 Use of Subcontractors
17.1 Justface may, without Customer’s prior approval, engage sub-contractors to assist with the system operation, hosting, monitoring, error correction, maintenance, continuous updates, backup, and upgrading of the Software.
17.2 Justface’s use of sub-processors shall, however, be governed by the Data Processing Agreement.
18 Commencement, Termination and Expiry
18.1 This Agreement shall enter into force on the commencement date specified in the Agreement.
18.2 The notice period for termination by either Party shall be the current month plus six (6) calendar months, with termination effective at the end of a calendar month. If a discount has been granted, the Agreement may not be terminated during the discount period specified in the Order Confirmation.
18.3 Upon termination, Customer’s right to use the Software shall cease. However, Customer may retain a backup of data related to the Software to the extent and for the duration required under applicable law.
18.4 Upon termination, each Party shall, at the request of the other Party, return all materials belonging to the other Party which are in its possession.
19 Force Majeure
19.1 Neither Party shall be liable for any delay or failure to perform caused by circumstances beyond that Party’s reasonable control (force majeure), including, but not limited to, mobilisation, war, natural disasters, epidemics or pandemics, strikes or lockouts, shutdowns resulting from public bans or orders, or restrictions on the use of electricity and/or communication lines, including power outages and breakdowns in communication systems, which the Party could not reasonably have foreseen, avoided, or overcome.
19.2 In the event of force majeure, the Parties’ obligations shall be suspended for the duration of the force majeure event, to the extent reasonably necessary.
20 Breach, Claims and Compensation
20.1 Customer’s reporting of errors in the Software is governed by the relevant provisions above.
20.2 If either Party otherwise breaches its obligations under the Agreement, the non-breaching Party shall be entitled to require the breaching Party to remedy the breach within eight (8) working days of receipt of a written notice.
20.3 If the breach cannot reasonably be remedied within the deadline of thirty (30) working days, it shall be sufficient for the breaching Party to have initiated appropriate corrective measures before the deadline and to diligently continue pursuing the resolution thereafter. If the breaching Party fails to comply with a notice to remedy and the breach constitutes a material breach, the non-breaching Party may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect, provided the notice clearly stated that the breach was considered material. In addition to the above, any failure by Customer to make payment more than 14 days past the due date shall constitute a material breach.
20.4 If either Party enters voluntary debt restructuring negotiations, is subject to compulsory composition proceedings, reconstruction, or bankruptcy proceedings, the Agreement may be terminated with immediate effect and without prior notice by the other Party; in the event of bankruptcy, however, only if the estate fails to assume the Agreement within eight (8) days of receiving a written request to do so.
20.5 In the event of a breach, the Parties may claim damages in accordance with the general principles of Danish law, subject to the limitations of liability set out below.
21 Justface’s Limitation of Liability
21.1 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, Justface’s obligation to provide compensation, whether in the form of damages, a proportionate reduction in the licence and service fee, or other remuneration, shall be subject to the following limitations:
A. Justface shall under no circumstances be liable for Customer’s use of the Software, including calculations, data compilations, or results generated directly or indirectly by the Software based on data entered by Customer or data generated by the Software from such input.
B. Justface shall under no circumstances be liable for operational disruptions caused by failures, malfunctions, or reduced performance of Customer’s server or hardware. The same applies to disruptions caused by third-party software or hardware used by Customer or its sub-contractors, unless the issue stems from Justface’s use of such third-party components.
C. Justface shall under no circumstances be liable for indirect or consequential losses, including, but not limited to, loss of expected or future profits, costs arising from replacement purchases, or internal time spent by Customer, regardless of whether such time results from Justface’s breach.
D. Justface shall only be liable for product liability to the extent provided for by mandatory legislation, including the Danish Product Liability Act (Consolidated Act No. 261 of 20 March 2007, as amended). Liability for damage to property shall be subject to the limitation set out in Clause E below.
E. The maximum compensation Justface may be required to pay Customer under the Agreement shall not exceed the equivalent of six (6) months' subscription fees and in any case shall not exceed DKK 50,000.
21.2 Any invalidation or disregard of the agreed limitations of liability shall be governed by the general principles of Danish law.
22 Assignment
22.1 Justface shall be entitled to assign its rights and obligations under this Agreement to a third party without the prior consent of Customer.
22.2 Customer shall not be entitled to assign its rights or obligations under this Agreement to a third party without the prior consent of Justface, except where such assignment is part of a full share transfer or business transfer to a third party who simultaneously assumes all of Customer’s obligations and rights vis-à-vis Justface.
23 Governing Law and Jurisdiction
23.1 This Agreement and these General Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Danish law.
23.2 Any dispute concerning the application or interpretation of this Agreement shall be resolved, as far as possible, amicably through negotiation between the Parties. Disputes that cannot be resolved amicably shall be submitted to the ordinary courts of law, with the District Court of Horsens (Retten i Horsens) as the agreed court of first instance, subject to referral or appeal in accordance with the rules of the Danish Administration of Justice Act (Retsplejeloven).
24 Amendments to the General Terms and Conditions
24.1 Justface reserves the right to amend these General Terms and Conditions without individual notice to Customer. It is Customer’s responsibility to stay informed of the current version of Justface’s General Terms and Conditions, which are available on Justface’s website: www.justface.io.
24.2 However, material amendments—such as changes to pricing or limitations of Justface’s warranties—must be notified to Customer with at least six (6) months’ prior written notice.
25 Miscellaneous
25.1 This Agreement and its appendices, including these General Terms and Conditions, constitute the entire agreement between the Parties and supersede all previous oral and written agreements between the Parties relating to its subject matter. The appendices form an integral part of the contractual basis.
25.2 If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable by a court of law, the remaining provisions shall remain valid and enforceable.
Latest updated on 3. December 2025.