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General Terms and Conditions

These terms govern the business relationship with Arevano Deutschland GmbH as the contracting party for IGNIS Systems. Where partial services are provided by the other parties involved (Firetree Creative Labs UG, SSZ Westerwald), this is done under separate agreements.

// § 1 — SCOPE

These terms apply to all contracts between Arevano Deutschland GmbH, von-Siemens-Straße 10, 84375 Kirchdorf am Inn ("Provider") and its customers ("Client") for the supply of hardware, software and services within the IGNIS Systems product. Deviating terms of the client only apply if expressly confirmed in writing by the provider.

// § 2 — CONCLUSION OF CONTRACT

Offers by the provider are non-binding. A contract is concluded only with a written order confirmation or with delivery of the service.

// § 3 — SCOPE OF SERVICES

The scope of services follows from the respective offer or order confirmation. Side agreements require written form. Where partial services are provided by the other parties involved (Firetree Creative Labs UG, SSZ Westerwald), this is done under separate agreements which are transparently communicated to the client.

// § 4 — PRICES & PAYMENT

Prices applicable at the time of contract conclusion apply, plus statutory VAT. Payment terms and conditions are agreed individually for each project.

// § 5 — WARRANTY & LIABILITY

Statutory warranty provisions apply. For damages caused by slight negligence, the provider is liable only in case of a breach of an essential contractual obligation and only up to the amount of foreseeable, contract-typical damage. Liability for damage to life, body or health and under the German Product Liability Act remains unaffected.

// § 6 — RETENTION OF TITLE

Delivered goods remain property of the provider until full payment has been made.

// § 7 — DATA PROTECTION

Our privacy policy applies. Where personal data is processed in the course of a project, the parties conclude a data processing agreement (Art. 28 GDPR).

// § 8 — FINAL PROVISIONS

German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Jurisdiction is — as far as legally permissible — the seat of the provider. Should individual provisions be invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions remains unaffected.

As of: May 2026 · Imprint · Privacy