The legal terms of use for the Salvation digital ecosystem
By using our website or requesting any of our technical services, you confirm your full agreement to these terms. They are written to protect the rights of both parties in a safe, professional digital environment.
Salvation provides software solutions, technical consulting and digital platforms. We work hard to deliver the best possible software quality; however, services are provided "as is", without an absolute guarantee that they are free of technical errors beyond our control. We do commit to technical support to fix any defect that appears in our own software.
All source code, designs, logos and content on this website are the exclusive property of the Salvation Digital Ecosystem.
When you request a free consultation or contact us, the information you provide (name, situation, nature of work) is treated with complete confidentiality. We use it only to understand the context of your consultation and give you the most accurate technical advice.
Financial contributions to support the team (as described on the Contact page) are voluntary contributions intended to strengthen the resilience of our technical staff and keep development going under current conditions. They are not a financial investment or a purchase of shares; they are support for the journey of sovereign digital transformation.
Our platforms and services may not be used for:
Salvation is not responsible for any material or moral losses resulting from the client's misuse of the software delivered to them, or from force majeure (such as global internet outages, natural disasters or wars) that may affect the continuity of cloud services.
We reserve the right to amend these terms at any time to keep pace with technical and legal developments. Amendments will be published here and take effect immediately upon publication.
At the Salvation Digital Ecosystem, we believe in dialogue and partnership. Any dispute arising from the use of our services or the interpretation of these terms is handled as follows: