Public offer for the comsultation of a service agreement
This Public Offer (the “Offer”) is a legally
binding proposal issued
by
isaevworkshop OÜ, a private limited company
incorporated under
Estonian law (Commercial Register No. 17222058,
registered address: Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Ahtri tn 12, 15551,
Estonia; “Service
Provider”, “we”, “us”, “our”) to enter
into a service agreement (“Agreement”) for
the provision of online
educational and consultancy
services with any natural or legal person who accepts this Offer (“User ”, “you”,
“Customer”).
Acceptance of this Offer creates a distance contract governed by the laws of Estonia
and applicable European
Union legislation, including the Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU and the
General Data Protection
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (“GDPR”).
1. Definitions
Acceptance of the Offer
Your explicit consent to be bound by all terms
of this Agreement,
expressed by
(i) ticking the relevant checkbox during
registration on
https://isaevworkshop.com
(“
Website”) and/or (ii)
paying for the Services.
Acceptance signifies full,
unconditional, and unchanged agreement with this Offer.
Account
A personalised section of the Website
accessible after authentication,
containing information on purchased Services
(Bootcamps), verification data, progress, and other relevant
details.
Bootcamp / Service
A time‑boxed programme that may include
thematic consultations, tasks,
audio‑visual materials, learning modules,
masterclasses and similar content delivered online. Both paid and
free Services may be
offered.
Order
An electronic request submitted via the
Website for the selected
Services.
Platform Content
All materials displayed or made available on
the Website, including
text,
graphics, audio, video, software and
databases.
Business Day
Any day other than Saturday, Sunday or a
public holiday in Estonia.
2. General Provisions
- 2.1 The Service Provider undertakes to render the Services ordered via the
Website, and the User
undertakes to accept
and, where applicable, pay for such Services in accordance with this
Agreement and the current
price
list published on
the Website.
- 2.2 By creating an Account, placing an Order or otherwise using the Website,
you:
a) irrevocably accept this Offer, the
[Terms of Service], [Privacy Policy] and [Cookie Policy]; b) confirm that
you possess full legal
capacity to enter into
contracts; and c) consent to the processing of your personal data in
accordance with the Privacy
Policy.
- 2.3 We may amend this Offer or related documents from time to time. Material
changes will be notified at least 30
calendar days before they take effect by e‑mail and by
publishing the updated
version on
the
Website. Continued use of
the Services after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the amended
terms.
- 2.4 The English version of this Offer prevails over any translations.
Translations
are provided for convenience only.
3. Ordering and Provision of Services
- 3.1 The Website contains descriptions, schedules and pricing of the
Bootcamps.
Prior to placing an Order you may review
explanatory materials.
- 3.2 To place an Order you must:
- provide a valid e‑mail address;
- tick the checkbox confirming acceptance of this Offer and related
documents;
- pay the price displayed for the selected Services (if applicable).
- 3.3 Upon receipt of payment we will send login credentials to the e‑mail
address
provided. You must complete identity
verification (e.g., upload a selfie holding your passport) before accessing
preparatory
materials.
- 3.4 Access is granted stage‑by‑stage.
Completion and approval of tasks for the
current stage within the deadlines set
out in the Bootcamp programme unlocks the next stage.
- 3.5 Services are delivered online
only. Access to your
Account is via unique login and password.
You are responsible for
maintaining their confidentiality.
4. Prices and Payment
- 4.1 Prices are indicated in euro
(EUR) unless otherwise
stated. Payment is processed by
authorised payment service
providers (e.g., Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd.).
- 4.2 You must pay 100% of the price
in advance. The
Service Provider is deemed to have fulfilled
its payment obligation
when the amount is credited to its bank account.
- 4.3 You are responsible for all bank charges, currency‑conversion fees and
similar costs.
- 4.4 For EU consumers, digital content is provided immediately after
Acceptance. By accepting
this Offer you acknowledge
that the right of withdrawal under Article 16(m) of Directive 2011/83/EU is
lost once
performance has begun.
5. Rights and Obligations of the Parties
-
5.1 User’s Rights
- Receive Services in accordance with this
Agreement;
- Submit feedback and suggestions;
- Request information relating to the Services.
-
5.2 User’s Obligations
- Use the Services solely for personal
purposes and not share
access with
third parties;
- Provide accurate and up‑to‑date information
and keep it updated;
- Complete assignments and other required
actions on time;
- Keep login credentials confidential and
secure;
- Refrain from any activity that could damage
the Website or
infringe the
rights of others.
-
5.3 Service Provider’s Rights
- Modify the Website, its design,
functionality and catalogue of
Services at any time;
- Involve subcontractors in the performance of
its obligations;
- Suspend access for technical, security or
legal reasons;
- Terminate this Agreement unilaterally if the
User materially
breaches its terms.
-
5.4 Service Provider’s Obligations
- Provide the Services with reasonable skill
and care;
- Take appropriate technical and
organisational measures to
safeguard personal data;
- Inform Users of material changes to the
Services or this
Agreement.
6. Liability
- 6.1 The Service Provider is liable only for direct damages caused by wilful
misconduct or gross
negligence, subject to
the limitations set forth in this Agreement and mandatory law.
- 6.2 The Website and Services are provided “as is”. We do
not guarantee that they will be
error‑free or meet your
expectations.
- 6.3 The User indemnifies the Service Provider against losses arising from
(i) breach of this
Agreement, (ii)
infringement of intellectual property rights, or (iii) unauthorised
disclosure of materials.
- 6.4 Nothing in this Agreement limits statutory consumer rights under
applicable EU law.
7. Force Majeure
Neither party shall be liable for failure to perform
obligations due to events
beyond reasonable control (force
majeure), including but not limited to natural disasters, war, strikes,
epidemics, power failures or
Internet outages.
The affected party shall notify the other party without undue delay. If force
majeure persists for
more than 90 days,
either party may terminate the Agreement.
8. Personal Data Protection
Processing of personal data is governed by our Privacy Policy. We act as data
controller for information collected via
the Website. Queries may be directed to info@isaevworkshop.com.
9. Intellectual Property
- 9.1 All Platform Content is owned by or licensed to the Service Provider and
protected by
copyright, trademark and other
intellectual‑property laws.
- 9.2 We grant you a limited, non‑exclusive,
non‑transferable licence to access the Platform
Content solely for personal,
non‑commercial use in connection with the Services.
- 9.3 You may not record, copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, adapt,
reverse‑engineer or
otherwise exploit the Platform
Content without prior written consent.
- 9.4 Any materials (including homework results) created by you during a
Bootcamp may be used by
the Service Provider for
educational and marketing purposes. By submitting such materials you grant
us a worldwide,
royalty‑free, perpetual
licence to use, reproduce and display them.
10. Term and Termination
- 10.1 This Agreement enters into force upon Acceptance and remains in effect
until the earlier of
(i) completion of the
Services or (ii) termination pursuant to this clause.
- 10.2 The User may terminate the Agreement at any time by deleting the
Account or notifying the
Service Provider in
writing. Fees already paid are refundable only in accordance with the Refund
Policy published on
the Website.
- 10.3 The Service Provider may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect
if the User
materially breaches its terms or
applicable law.
- 10.4 Upon termination all licences granted to the User cease, and the
Service Provider may
delete the Account and
associated data, save as required by law.
11. Dispute Resolution
- 11.1 The parties shall first attempt to settle disputes amicably within
30 days of a written
complaint.
- 11.2 Consumers may submit complaints via the EU Online Dispute Resolution
(ODR) platform: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr
.
- 11.3 Failing amicable resolution, disputes shall be submitted to the
competent courts of
Estonia, unless mandatory
consumer‑protection laws provide otherwise.
12. Final Provisions
- 12.1 Should any provision of this Agreement be held invalid or
unenforceable, the remaining
provisions shall remain in
full force.
- 12.2 The User may not assign rights or obligations under this Agreement
without prior written
consent. The Service
Provider may assign this Agreement in whole or in part.
- 12.3 Electronic communication (e‑mail, in‑App notifications, SMS) satisfies
the legal
requirement for written form and
may be used as evidence.
13. Contact Information
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