1. Parties, capacity and acceptance
These terms govern the relationship between AYMAR INNOVATIONS, S.L. and the professional partner identified in the proposal or order. Acceptance requires legal capacity and authority to bind the represented entity.
2. Service and modes
Aymar provides SaaS for configuring, operating and reselling digital workers. The proposal defines referral or white-label mode, capabilities, limits, support, duration and economics.
3. Account and security
The partner provides accurate information, protects credentials, enables required controls and manages team access. Unauthorised use must be reported promptly.
4. White label and licence
During the term, Aymar grants a limited, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence for the agreed service. The partner retains its marks and authorises technical use to render the white-label experience.
5. End clients and Merchant of Record
In white label, the partner contracts and charges clients, sets prices and acts as Merchant of Record. It may connect Stripe Connect to charge automatically, or handle billing through its own means and record it in its console. It handles invoices, taxes, refunds, disputes and client obligations unless agreed otherwise.
6. Plans, usage and payments
Partner fee, wallet, top-ups, usage, BYOK, seats and add-ons follow the current proposal and assigned catalogue. Prices, tax, due dates and non-payment effects must appear in the commercial order.
7. Implementation and integrations
Additional services are quoted separately. The partner connects only systems and data it is authorised to use. BYO-MCP is an advanced option under partner responsibility and may require validation or suspension for risk.
8. Acceptable use and AI instructions
Illegal, deceptive, discriminatory, harmful, spam or rights-infringing use is prohibited. The partner is responsible for instructions, content, legal bases and supervision and may not bypass security limits.
9. Transparency and AI Act
The partner must clearly disclose AI interaction, preserve configured notices, train staff and offer human escalation where needed. The system may not be presented as human or unlimited.
10. Data protection
Each party complies with GDPR according to role. The DPA covers subject matter, data, instructions, subprocessors, transfers, rights, incidents, return and deletion. The partner provides lawful basis and notices for end-customer data.
11. Confidentiality and auditing
Both parties protect confidential information. Aymar applies technical and organisational controls; the partner configures permissions, users and integrations diligently. Security records may be retained for investigation and compliance.
12. Intellectual property and content
Aymar retains the platform and improvements. Partners and clients retain content and grant only rights needed to provide the service. Unauthorised copying, reverse engineering or exploitation is prohibited.
13. Availability, changes and third parties
Service depends on cloud, model, messaging and payment providers. Aymar manages reasonable changes but cannot guarantee zero interruption or specific AI-generated outcomes.
14. Suspension and termination
Aymar may suspend for non-payment, security risk, illegal use or material breach. Termination, export, transition, retention and deletion follow the order, DPA and legal periods.
15. Warranties and liability
The platform is delivered with professional care, but AI output requires supervision and does not replace professional advice. Liability is limited in accordance with law and, where a commercial order exists, as agreed in that order, without excluding liability that cannot legally be limited.
16. Changes, notices and law
We publish the current version of these terms together with their effective date. When they change materially, the panel shows a notice at sign-in with a summary of the changes and an "Accept and continue" button; you can sign out without accepting, though access remains conditional on acceptance. When an administrator accepts, they do so on behalf of the organisation. Further notices use the account's contact details. Spanish law governs the relationship and, for business-to-business relationships, the parties submit to the courts of Málaga, subject to mandatory rules.