Section 1 Scope
These terms apply to all contracts between DealEngine GmbH and commercial customers for the use of the platform and related services.
Section 2 Registration and conclusion of contract
Using DealEngine requires onboarding and the conclusion of an individual contract.
There is no entitlement to the conclusion of a contract.
DealEngine may decline requests.
Section 3 Scope of services
DealEngine provides the system, identifies leads, develops campaign logic and offers operational management and reporting.
The precise scope results from the individual contract.
Section 4 Customer's duties to cooperate
The customer provides information and gives feedback.
The customer is responsible for the final approval of all content, messages and campaigns.
Section 5 Third-party providers
DealEngine uses third-party providers to deliver its services.
DealEngine is not liable for their services.
Section 6 Rights to content
The customer retains ownership rights to its content.
DealEngine receives time-limited usage rights.
Section 7 Prices & billing
Billing is based on the individual contract.
Invoices are due within 14 days.
In the event of default, DealEngine may suspend services.
Section 8 Availability & maintenance
There is no entitlement to uninterrupted availability.
DealEngine reserves maintenance windows.
Section 9 Data protection
Processing takes place in accordance with applicable regulations.
Details can be found under our privacy policy.
Section 10 Liability
DealEngine is liable only in cases of intent and gross negligence.
Liability is limited to the annual remuneration.
Section 11 Responsibility for content
Responsibility for legal admissibility lies solely with the customer.
Section 12 Term & termination
Standard notice period: four weeks to the end of the month.
Section 13 Changes to the terms
Changes are communicated by email.
Objection is required within 14 days.
Section 14 Place of jurisdiction
German law applies.
The place of jurisdiction is Potsdam.
These terms reflect the conditions published on the previous website and must be legally confirmed before launch.