End User License Agreement – TrackPay

The purpose of this End User License Agreement is to specify the terms of use for TrackPay, which takes in charge follow-up of the Client’s accounts receivables and offers various payment methods in order to collect unpaid invoices. These Services are provided by SAS Libeo.

The Client must read and accept this End User License Agreement before using the Services.

1.Definitions

When used with initial capital letters, the following terms will be considered as having the meanings attributed to them hereafter: 

2. Purpose

The purpose of this End User License Agreement is to define the conditions under which the Services offered by TrackPay will be supplied to the Clients and specifying the rights and obligations of both TrackPay and the Client.

These may be accessed and printed at any time by means of a link available on TrackPay’s website.

When necessary, they may be read in conjunction with additional terms of use for specific Services, which will be considered as supplementary to this End User License Agreement and, in the event of any contradictions, will take precedence over the latter.

3. Operator of the Website and the Services, contact

The Website and the Services are operated by the company SAS Libeo, a simplified joint stock company registered in the trade & company register of  Paris, FRANCE under the number 844 679 068, having its registered office at 112, avenue de Paris, CS60002 – 94306 Vincennes, Cedex, FRANCE, (referred to in these conditions as “TrackPay”).

TrackPay may be contacted using the following contact details, including for any complaints:

4. Access to the Website and the Services

The Website and the Services may be accessed:

By any natural person possessing the full legal authority to enter into commitments under the terms of this End User License Agreement. Any natural person not possessing full legal capacity may only access the Website and the Services with the consent of their legal representative.

By any legal entity acting via a natural person possessing the legal capacity to enter into contractual commitments in the name of and on behalf of the legal entity they represent.

The Website and the Services are intended exclusively for professionals, with these terms referring to any natural or legal entity carrying out a non-occasional paid activity in any industrial and commercial business sectors.

5. Acceptance of the End User License Agreement

These Terms and Conditions of use must be accepted by an Administrator, therefore authorised to represent and enter into commitments on behalf of the Client, in accordance with the conditions mentioned in article 7.

The acceptance of this End User License Agreement is formally confirmed by a tick box on the registration application form. This acceptance shall only be full and unreserved. Any acceptance subject to reservations or conditions will be considered as null and void. Any Client who does not agree to be bound by the Terms and Conditions must notify TrackPay and stop accessing the Website or using the Services.

6. Linked acceptance of the Stripe Services Agreement

If the Client wishes to use the Payment Services and benefitting from the services related to the Payment Account, the following conditions regarding the application of the conditions of the Stripe Services Agreement will apply.

6.1. The Client is expressly informed and accepts that all payments made via the Website are managed by the company Stripe.

The Client enters into a direct contractual relationship with Stripe regarding the performance of these payments, accepting the Stripe Services Agreement by a tick box when registering on the Website for the Payment Services.

In the event of any contradiction between the Stripe Services Agreement and this End User License Agreement, the latter will take precedence.

6.2. Regarding the Payment Services, the Client shall issue payment instructions performed by Stripe, only via TrackPay, through the automatic processes built into the Client Interface, or the configuration of the Client Interface. Consequently, the Client expressly agrees that TrackPay may transmit the said instructions to Stripe in their name and on their behalf.

6.3. As for the implementation of the Payment Services, the Client is informed and accepts that Stripe’s refusal to accept the Client’s registration as a user for its own services, or the termination of the contract between a Client in Stripe regardless of the grounds for this, will automatically result in the termination of provision of Payment Services between TrackPay and the Client.

However, the termination of this contract between TrackPay and a Client will not result in the termination of the contract between this Client and Stripe.

7. Registration via the Website and the Client Interface

To use the Services, the Client must register on the TrackPay Website, in accordance with the conditions stated below.

7.1. Initially, the Client must submit an online registration request via a form, supplying the required information concerning their company and the Administrator contact details.

Any incomplete registration request will be declined.

Only a person authorised to enter into commitments on behalf of the Client may submit a registration request on the Client’s behalf. 

Consequently, the person submitting the registration request certifies that she or he is authorised to represent the Client, to enter into commitments on their behalf and to make decisions in their name and on their behalf. 

7.2. Once the registration request has been logged, the person with responsibility for the registration must:
(i) supply documents confirming that they are authorised to represent Client as an Administrator. The Administrator is the individual designated as a contact person, who has responsibility for managing the use of the Services by the Users.
(ii) upload all the documents needed in order to approve this registration.

The Client expressly acknowledges and accepts that if the documents required for registration are not approved by TrackPay, they may not access the Services. 

7.3. If the registration documents are approved, TrackPay informs the Client of this by any appropriate written means, including by e-mail.

The Client must then supply additional information about their company, including information about the Beneficiary Account if they have opened a Payment Account, the Debtors and the pending invoices. 

Via their Administrator, the Client must also accept the pricing conditions proposed by TrackPay, of which they will be informed in writing prior to the registration, or via the acceptance of a pricing schedule on the website. Only the Administrator is authorised to accept the pricing conditions on the Client’s behalf. 

7.4. TrackPay may demand any additional document it considers necessary in order to approve the registration. TrackPay reserves the right to launch any verification procedures, tests or other checks it considers appropriate in order to approve the registration. 

TrackPay reserves the right to refuse any registration request from a Client without needing to justify its decision. The Client will be informed of this refusal by any appropriate written method, including e-mail. The Client shall not seek any compensation on these grounds.

If their registration request is approved, this will result in the opening of an Administrator Account by TrackPay. This Administrator Account provides access to the Client Interface. 

This Client Interface enables the Administrators and Users to manage the use of Services in the form and using the technical resources which TrackPay considers most appropriate for the provision of the said Services.

7.5. The Client guarantees that all information they submit in the registration form, where applicable, is accurate, up-to-date and correct. 

The Client agrees to update this information in the Client Interface in the event of any modifications, to ensure that the said information always meets the above-mentioned criteria.

The Client is informed and accepts that the information entered for the creation or updating of the Administrator Account constitutes proof of their identity. The information entered by the Client is considered binding upon them from the moment it is approved.

8. Strictly personal use, User Accounts and Administrator Accounts

Once the registration has been approved and the Administrator Account created, the Administrator has the option to create several User Accounts and/or Administrator Accounts via the Client Interface, providing access to the Services. The Administrator Accounts created possess the same functions and authorisations as those available to the Administrator designated by the Client.

The Client bears responsibility and liability for the access to the Services issued by the Administrator, and for the Users who are authorised to use these Services.

Only a single User Account or Administrator Account may be created per User and/or per Administrator. TrackPay reserves the right to delete any additional account created by the same User and/or Administrator. 

The User and the Administrator may access their Accounts via the Client Interface at any time, after logging in using their username and password.

The User and the Administrator agree to personally use the Services and not to allow any third party to use them in their place or on their behalf, failing which they will assume full liability for this.

Similarly, Users are responsible for keeping their username and password strictly secret, and expressly acknowledge that any use of the Services from their Account will be considered as having been performed by them. The latter must immediately contact TrackPay using the contact details mentioned in article 3 of these conditions if they discover that their Account has been used without their knowledge. They authorise TrackPay to take all appropriate measures in such circumstances.

The Client is responsible and liable for the use of the Services by the Administrators and the Users. Any use of the Services with the username and password of an Account Administrator and/or User is considered to have been performed by the Client. 

9. Description of the Services

The Client has access to the following Services, with the form, features and technical resources for these services being those considered most appropriate by TrackPay.

9.1. Invoice tracking and payment services

9.1.1. Purpose of the Services

 The Client has the possibility to use the following Services:

These Services therefore enable the Client to simplify the tracking of their invoices and recovering unpaid amounts.

9.1.2. Implementation of the Services

9.1.2.1. Sending invoices to the Debtors and reconciliation of payments

To enable TrackPay to extract the necessary information from the invoices to allow for their manual or automatic reconciliation, the Client must either:

When using the Payment Services, TrackPay will perform the automatic or manual reconciliation of these invoices with the payment data based on the available information extracted from the invoices, if any.

9.1.2.2. Tracking invoices and payments using the Client Interface

The Client may access all invoices and payment data via their Client Interface, available via the Website. This Client Interface enables Clients to have access to a detailed analysis of payments and information concerning each Debtor. 

Among other services, the Clients may access the following Services:

At any time, the Client has the possibility to export information and data from the Client Interface in various formats (including PDF). The Client may also ask TrackPay to supply them with all data and information of their account in a single batch and in a readable form.

9.1.2.3. Dunning plan

Via the Client Interface, TrackPay enables the Client to specify one or several dunning plans (a workflows of reminders scheduled in time) which the Client can then apply to each of their Debtors and their related invoices.

TrackPay also provides notifications to the Client to remind him of the due dates on which each reminder will be sent to their Debtors, for which the Client assumes sole liability.

9.1.2.4. Connection and management of the Payment Account

TrackPay can, on behalf of the Client, connect and manage the Client’s Stripe Payment Account.

If the Client has linked TrackPay to a Payment Account, the Client expressly agrees that Stripe will perform Payment Transactions in their name and on their behalf via this Payment Account. On this particular point, they are subject to the Stripe Services Agreement, which they accepted at the time they registered, in accordance with the provisions stated in articles 5 and 6, with which the Client agrees to comply.

TrackPay asks the Client for the relevant bank details (“IBAN” and “BIC”) for their Payment Account. The Client must supply this IBAN number to the Debtors for the payments they wish to track as part of the Services, in order to guarantee that the Services operate correctly. The Payment Account enables the Client to centralise the various payments made by the Debtors.

The Administrator is the only person authorised to modify the information for the Client’s Beneficiary Accounts, strictly following the procedure specified by TrackPay, details of which are available on the Website. 

9.2. Other Services

TrackPay reserves the option to propose any other Service it considers appropriate, in the form and involving the features and technical resources it considers most appropriate to provide the said Services. 

TrackPay will make every commercial effort to inform the Client of any updates or changes regarding the Services, ahead of the suggested changes. If the Client does not agree with the proposed changes, they have the option to terminate the Services in accordance with the conditions of article 21.2.

10. Financial terms & conditions

10.1. Service Prices

10.1.1. Implementation of the Services

The provision of the Services may require the performance of installation services and the specific configuration of the Client’s IT systems, which in some cases may result in the invoicing of installation costs to the Client. These costs, if any, are assessed beforehand by TrackPay and must be approved in writing by the Client by any appropriate means. When applicable, they will appear on the first monthly invoice issued by TrackPay to the Client.

10.1.2. Subscribing to the Services

In exchange for the Services, the Client agrees to pay TrackPay a given price in the form of a Subscription in accordance with these jointly agreed terms, confirmed by any written means, including by e-mail, or described on the Website. Recurring costs such as monthly or yearly subscription will generally be invoiced prepaid, i.e.in advance for the following month or billing period.

TrackPay reserves the right to propose promotional offers or price reductions at its sole discretion and in accordance with terms or conditions.

Additional costs may be invoiced to the Client according to their Subscription (quotas exceeded for each Subscription with these quotas described on the Website or agreed pricing schedules and all other related Services not included in the Subscription). The Client will be informed in advance of the structure of those costs and will be invoiced on a recurring basis based on the incurrence of such costs, in accordance with the pricing schedules. These costs will be billed post-paid, generally on the next invoice, for the month following their incurrence.

10.2. Price revisions

The above-mentioned prices may be revised by TrackPay at any time at its sole discretion.

The Client will be informed of these modifications by TrackPay to the Administrator by any appropriate written mean, with a notification period of at least three months before the new prices take effect.

Once they have taken effect, the new prices will apply when the Subscription renews.

If the Client does not accept the new pricing, the Client may terminate their Subscription in accordance with the terms of article 21. Failing the required termination notification, the Client will be deemed to have accepted the new prices.

10.3. Invoicing and payment

Monthly invoices are issued for the Services, which are due upon receipt and made available to the Customer via email or via the Client Interface.

Unless otherwise agreed with TrackPay, the amounts due for the Services shall be paid to TrackPay by the Client by SEPA Direct Debit (SDD) or charged on a credit card, and pursuant to any additional conditions that will be specified on each invoice.

The prepaid amounts billed will be debited at the beginning of the month for the Subscription of the following month, plus any potential additional post-paid costs incurred from the previous month, plus any additional unpaid amounts owed by the Client to TrackPay.

If the Payment Account has no funds on the billing date, the amount will then be debited when sufficient funds are credited to the Client’s Payment Account during the month following the first attempted debit. Failing this, the price of Services will be paid to TrackPay by the Client by any other means.
Unless using a direct debit method on another account, the Client expressly agrees that the price of the Services may be charged automatically from their Payment Account by TrackPay in accordance with the above-mentioned terms. 

In the event that debits based on the above-mentioned conditions fail, and if another payment method is used, TrackPay reserves the right to apply late payment interest to the payment due from the Client. This interest will be calculated as per the law and indicated on each invoice on a case by case basis depending on the jurisdiction of each Client.

11. Agreement of proof

The Client expressly acknowledges and accepts:

(i) That the data gathered via TrackPay’s Website and IT equipment accurately reflects the reality of the operations occurring with regard to this agreement.

(ii) That this data constitutes the main form of proof accepted between the parties, including for the calculation of the sums owed to TrackPay.

The Client may access this data via their Client Interface.

12. Client’s obligations

Without prejudice to the other obligations stated in this agreement, the Client agrees to comply with the following obligations.

12.1. In their use of the Services, the Client agrees to comply with the applicable laws and regulations and not to infringe the rights of third parties or public policy.

If the Client is using the Payment Services, the Client accepts that Stripe may suspend payment or ask TrackPay to suspend the Administrator Accounts and User Accounts for a Client in order to perform the necessary verifications concerning a payment, a Debtor or a Client. The Client acknowledges that TrackPay is not liable for such a possible suspension. 

The Client also agrees to comply with the applicable fiscal and social legislation. Accordingly, they will avoid any hidden labour through the dissimulation of paid employment and agree to meet their various obligations regarding the declaration of employees to the social protection bodies, to maintain a personal register and to establish and issue payslips.

The Client also agrees to fulfill the obligations to which he is subject in application of the Stripe Services Agreement.

12.2. The Client acknowledges that they have familiarised themselves with the Website and with the various characteristics and constraints, particularly those of a technical nature, regarding the Services. They bear sole liability for their use of the Services.

12.3. The Client bears sole liability for dealing with their Debtors.

Among other things, they bear sole liability for the issuing of their invoices and agree that these will comply with their applicable laws regarding the issuance of invoices, in particular regarding the format and languages contained therein. 

In order for the Services to work properly, the Client must:

12.4. The Client agrees that their use of the Services will be strictly personal. They consequently agree that they will not transfer, grant or assign of any of their rights or obligations under the terms of this agreement to a third party, in any way or form.

12.5. The Client agrees to provide TrackPay with all information necessary to the satisfactory performance of the Services. More generally, the Client agrees to actively cooperate with TrackPay to ensure the satisfactory performance of this agreement and to supply it with any additional documents and information which TrackPay may request during the performance of the Services.

12.6. The Client acknowledges that the Payment Account is intended to be used as part of the Services, in accordance with the operating conditions provided for in this agreement and in the Stripe Services Agreement.

12.7. The Client is informed and accepts that the implementation of the Services requires them to be connected to the Internet and that the quality of the Services is directly dependent on this connectivity, for which they bear sole responsibility.

12.8. The Client guarantees that all information they provide at the time of registration and during the use of the Services, is exact, up-to-date and truthful and accurate. They agree to update this information if necessary.

If the Client is using the Payment Services, they bear sole liability for the information and bank details they supply to TrackPay regarding their Beneficiary Account.

13. Client’s guarantee

The Client shall hold TrackPay harmless against all complaints, claims, legal action and/or proceedings of any kind which TrackPay may face due to a violation by the Client of any of their obligations or guarantees under the terms of these Terms and Conditions.

The Client agrees to compensate TrackPay for any loss it may suffer and to pay all costs, charges and/or awards incurred by it as a result. 

14. Prohibited behaviour

14.1. The use of the Services for the following purposes is strictly prohibited: 

14.2. It is strictly prohibited for the Client to copy and/or misuse the concept, the technologies, all or part of the data or any other aspect of the Website for their own use or those of a third party.

14.3. The following are also strictly prohibited: (I) any behaviour likely to interrupt, suspend, slow down or impede the continuity of the Services, (ii) any intrusions or attempted intrusions in TrackPay’s systems, (iii) any misuse of the Website’s system resources, (iv) any acts likely to disproportionately overload the latter’s infrastructure, (v) all attempts to circumvent security and authentication measures, (vi) any acts likely to adversely affect the rights and financial, business or non-pecuniary interests of TrackPay or of the users of its Website, and finally, more generally (vii) any non-compliance with these Terms and Conditions.

14.4. It is prohibited to seek to obtain payment for, to sell or to assign all or part of the access to the Services or to the Website, and the information posted and/or shared via the said Services and Website.

15. Penalties for non-compliance

In the event of non-compliance with any provisions of these Terms and Conditions or more generally any infringement of the applicable laws and regulations by a Client, TrackPay reserves the right to take all appropriate measures without prejudice to the provisions of article 22, including:

16. TrackPay’s liability and guarantee

16.1. TrackPay agrees to supply the Services diligently and in compliance with trade practices, with it being hereby specified that it is subject to an obligation of due diligence, with the exclusion of any absolute obligation, which the Client expressly acknowledges and accepts.

16.2. TrackPay agrees to only use the documents, items, data and information supplied to it by the Clients for the performance of the Services and not to communicate these to any third party unless the Client expressly requests this.

16.3. TrackPay agrees to make every effort to guarantee the security of the Client Interface. It guarantees its confidential nature and agrees that it will not supply the content to any third party, pursuant to the provisions of article 17.

TrackPay agrees to inform the Client of any foreseeable difficulties, including regarding the implementation of the Services or the satisfactory operation of the Client Interface.

However, TrackPay may not be considered liable in the event of any malicious intrusion into the Services, unless it has been proven that TrackPay is guilty of demonstrated gross negligence in this respect.

In addition, TrackPay may not be considered liable for any lack of vigilance on the part of the Clients in maintaining the confidential nature of their usernames and passwords.

16.4. TrackPay certifies that it holds the required insurance policies covering its professional civil liability. It agrees to ensure that this insurance policy remains applicable for the lifetime of the Services.

16.5. TrackPay agrees to regularly perform checks to verify the availability of the Client Interface and perform the relevant updates to the Services to maintain such availability. Accordingly, TrackPay reserves the right to temporarily interrupt access to the Client Interface for maintenance reasons. TrackPay will make the best commercial efforts to anticipate such maintenance windows with prior notification to the Users. Similarly, TrackPay may not be considered liable if it is temporarily difficult or impossible to access the Client Interface, due to circumstances outside of its control, in particular in case of force majeure events or due to disruption of telecommunications networks.

16.6. TrackPay represents that it will comply with the laws and regulations applicable to the Services.

16.7. TrackPay does not guarantee to the Client (i) that the Services are completely free of errors or defects, as they are subject to ongoing efforts to improve them, particularly regarding performance and regular updates, (ii) that the Services will specifically meet their own needs and expectations, as the Services are designed to be standardized and in no way designed solely for a single given Client according to their specific constraints and requirements.

16.9. In any circumstances, TrackPay will not be required to pay the client damages for losses of any form, whether direct, material, commercial, financial or non-pecuniary due to a Client’s use of the Services, for any amount exceeding the amounts invoiced by TrackPay in remuneration for the Services for which it was considered liable, at the time the alleged loss occurred. It may only be considered liable if the said Client has issued a complaint by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt within a period of one month following the occurrence of the said event. 

16.10. TrackPay uses third party service providers, and in particular Stripe, for the implementation of the Services. In the event of unavailability of the Service due to these service providers, TrackPay will make its best commercial effort to maintain the Services pursuant to this agreement. However, under no circumstances TrackPay may be considered liable for any failure to perform the Services due to failings of those service providers.

17. Confidential nature of Clients’ data

17.1. Data regarding the use of the Services

TrackPay agrees and represents that the data provided by the Client in the frame of the Services is highly sensitive, and therefore represents that the data:

a) Will be treated as strictly confidential; 

b) Will only be shared on a need-to-know basis, internally, only to the required members of its staff, and externally, only if necessary for the provision of the Service, to its consultants, external service providers or subcontractors, provided that these external parties are bound by the same confidentiality obligations as those provided for in this document and will only be used by the latter for the purposes defined in this agreement; 

c) Will not be used, totally or partially, for any purpose other than stated in this agreement, without the Client’s prior written consent; 

d) Will not be shared nor divulged either directly or indirectly to a third party or any persons other than those mentioned in part (b) above; 

e) Will not be copied, reproduced, or duplicated, totally or partially, when such copies, reproductions or duplications are not done in the frame of the Services, or have not been authorised by the Client expressly in writing. 

This obligation does not cover documents or information:

a) Of which TrackPay was already aware of before entering into this agreement;

b) Which were already public at the time they were supplied, or which enter the public domain with no violation of this agreement;

c) Which were legally received from a third party;

d) Which has been requested by a judicial or regulatory body, in application of laws or regulations or with a view to establishing the rights of a party with reference to this agreement.

TrackPay is authorised to store any document or data required to provide proof of its performance of the Services.

17.2. Bank data

When using the Payment Services, The Client’s bank data includes all data regarding transactions related to the Client’s Payment Account.

18. TrackPay’s intellectual property rights

The systems, software, structures, infrastructure, databases and content of all kinds (text, images, pictures, music, logos, brands, databases, etc.) used by TrackPay on the Website are protected by all applicable intellectual property rights or database producers’ rights. Any disassembly, de-compilation, decryption, extraction, reuse, copies and more generally any act of reproduction, representation, broadcasting, circulation and use of any of this content, whether wholly or partially, without TrackPay’s authorisation is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

19. Personal data

19.1. Personal data regarding TrackPay’s Clients

TrackPay agrees to only collect and process the Client’s personal data for the purpose of supplying the Services and in strict compliance with the regulations applicable to the protection of personal data, including French law number 78-17 of 6 January 1978, (the “ Loi Informatique et Libertés” law) and EU regulation 2016/679, dated 27 April 2016, following its application (hereafter referred to as the General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR”).

The conditions under which personal data will be collected and processed and under which the natural persons may exercise their rights to information and their right to access, rectify and oppose the use of the data, their right to data portability and the right to the deletion of this data are set out in the document entitled “Privacy Policy” which the Clients can access via the Website and shall read and approve in conjunction with this End User License Agreement.

19.2. Personal data regarding Debtors

19.2.1. General provisions

In the course of the Services, TrackPay may be required to process personal data concerning Debtors (referred to as the “Debtors’ Data”).

The Client is the data controller for the Debtors’ Data and is required to fulfil the obligations incumbent to them in their data controller capacity in application of the GDPR, including those regarding the obligation to notify the natural person, keeping a register of data processing operations and more generally comply with the GDPR’s constraints.

The Debtors’ Data remains the sole property of the Client, and the Clients bears the full responsibility and liability for the collection, control and management of this data, as per the GDPR guidelines.

In this respect, TrackPay is involved exclusively as a processor for the Debtors’ Data and represents that it will use it exclusively for the performance of the Services. 

The terms of service for the use of the Services by the Client constitute instructions issued to TrackPay regarding the data processing to be performed. The Client remains responsible for submitting any other instructions to TrackPay by all appropriate means.

The purpose of processing such Client’s data is to manage the Debtors, and particularly regarding the tracking of invoicing and of the payments made by the Debtors. In particular, the following personal data may be processed: company name, last name, first name, postal address, telephone number, e-mail address.

19.2.2. TrackPay’s obligations with respect to the Clients

As a data processor, TrackPay agrees to comply with the GDPR and to this end to fulfil the resulting obligations (as from the date on which the GDPR takes effect regarding notifications of breaches and the register).

Processing of Debtors’ Data: 

Security and privacy of the Debtors’ Data:

Supply of information:

Notification of personal data breaches:

Data retention:

Register and documentation: 

Upon request, TrackPay will provide the Client with all necessary information to demonstrate compliance with its obligations.

20. Business references

Each Party agrees to request the other Party’s prior consent by any appropriate written means including by e-mail for any business and/or public references regarding the business relationship between the Parties. In particular, each Party must obtain the other party’s consent to use reproductions of its brands, trademarks and logos in business references, including during events, in its business documents and on its website, in any form. As a standard, this authorisation will be granted for the usage period of the Services and for a period of three (3) years thereafter, unless the disclosed Party is requesting to cease such public reference.

Each Party agrees not to issue negative business and/or public references concerning the other Party.

21. Duration of the Services, unsubscribing

21.1. Duration of the Services

The subscription to the Services takes the form of a Subscription, the details of which are described on the Website, or the relevant pricing schedules

The Subscription begins on its subscription date, subject to the payment of the price pursuant to the article 10.1 for the duration chosen by the Client and described on the Website (hereafter referred to as the “Initial Period”), from date to date.

It will then be tacitly renewed for successive periods of the same duration as the Initial Period (hereafter referred to, with the Initial Period, as the “Periods”), from date to date, unless cancelled by TrackPay or by the Client in accordance with the conditions mentioned below.

Any Subscription Period started is payable in full.

21.2. Cancelling the Subscription

21.2.1. Cancellation of the Subscription by the Client

The Client may cancel the Services at any time, provided that:

21.2.2. Cancellation of the Subscription by TrackPay

TrackPay may cancel the Services for the Client at any time, provided that:

22. Termination for non-compliance

In the event that one of the parties fails to comply with its obligations under the terms of this agreement, the agreement will be terminated automatically 15 (fifteen) days after the receipt by the defaulting party of written notice to comply, this remaining unheeded, sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, mentioning the intention to apply this clause, without prejudice to any damages which may be claimed from the defaulting party.

23. Effect of termination

The termination of the Services, regardless of the grounds for this, will automatically result in the immediate deactivation of the Client’s Administrator Accounts and User Accounts, with the Client having no further access to the Services.

Prior to the end of the Services, and upon request to TrackPay, the Client shall recover their data from the Client Interface.

24. Modifications

24.1. TrackPay reserves the right to modify this End User License Agreement at any time.

24.2. The Client will be informed of these modifications by any appropriate means at least 2 (two) months before they take effect.

The modified End User License Agreement will apply as from the renewal of the next Subscription following their application.

24.3. If the Client does not accept the modified End User License Agreement, they must cancel their Subscription in accordance with the terms of article 21, before they take effect. Without any notification to TrackPay, the new terms will be deemed to be accepted by the Client.

25. Language

In the event that this End User License Agreement is translated into one or several languages, the language used for interpretation purposes will be the English language in the event of any contradiction or dispute concerning the meaning of a term or provision.

26. Applicable law and jurisdiction

This End User License Agreement is governed by French law.

In the event of any dispute concerning the validity, interpretation and/or implementation of these Terms and Conditions, the Parties hereby agree that the courts of Paris, France will have sole jurisdiction to judge the matter unless procedural rules apply.

27. Applicability date

These terms conditions are effective on the 1st of March 2020.