1. General
- These terms govern the use of the partnertype.com website (the Website) and the PartnerType service (the Service).
- The service provider is Jakub Karoński, a private individual who does not run a registered business, contact: kontakt@partnertype.com (the Provider). PartnerType is currently offered free of charge, as a trial.
- The Service is intended for businesses and is provided electronically. The Polish version of these terms prevails.
2. Definitions
- Customer: a business that asked for a free trial of the Service.
- User: a person using the Account on the Customer's behalf, including the Customer's invited partners.
- Account: the part of the Service assigned to a Customer, with its own database.
- Trial: a free 14-day period of using the Service.
3. Scope
- Using the Website is free and requires no registration.
- The Service lets you run a partner channel: register and approve leads, calculate commissions and bonuses, record payouts and give partners their own portal.
- The Service is currently offered free of charge only, as a trial. Paid plans will start only after a business is registered, under a published price list and a contract with the Customer.
4. Technical requirements
A device with internet access, an up-to-date browser with JavaScript and the cookies needed for the Service to work, an e-mail address and, for two-factor sign-in, an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator.
5. Trial
- The trial starts on request sent to kontakt@partnertype.com and lasts 14 days.
- The trial is free and never turns into a paid plan automatically.
- When the trial ends, access to the Account is suspended unless both sides agree to extend it. On request the data is exported to the Customer or deleted.
6. Acceptable use
Customers and Users must use the Website and the Service lawfully. In particular it is forbidden to:
- provide false data or impersonate other people or companies,
- use the Service for fraud, phishing, spam or any other unlawful activity,
- attempt to bypass security, access other customers' data or run penetration tests without the Provider's written consent,
- deliberately overload the Service or scrape the Website or the Service,
- copy, decompile or reverse-engineer the Service, or resell or share it with third parties without consent.
If these rules are broken, especially on reasonable suspicion of fraud, the Provider may suspend the Account immediately and notify the relevant authorities.
7. Security
- Each Customer's data is kept in a separate database on servers in the European Union.
- The Customer is responsible for keeping its Users' passwords confidential. We recommend two-factor sign-in for all administrators.
- Report any suspected security incident to kontakt@partnertype.com without delay.
8. Customer data and personal data
- The Customer owns the data entered into the Service and is the controller of its partners' and their clients' personal data.
- The Provider processes that data only to provide the Service. Before the Customer enters personal data into the Service, both sides sign a data processing agreement.
9. Liability
- The Provider takes care to keep the Service available. Short maintenance breaks may occur and will be announced where possible.
- The Service calculates commissions according to the rules set by the Customer. Business decisions and actual settlements with partners remain the Customer's.
- During the trial the Service is provided as is. Towards businesses, the Provider is not liable for lost profits, to the extent permitted by law.
10. Complaints
Send complaints to kontakt@partnertype.com with a description of the problem. We reply within 14 days.
11. Intellectual property
All rights to the Website, the Service and the PartnerType name and logo belong to the Provider (see the Copyright page). The Customer receives a non-exclusive right to use the Service for the duration of the agreement.
12. Changes and governing law
The Provider may change these terms for important reasons and will notify Customers by e-mail at least 14 days in advance. Polish law applies; disputes with businesses are settled by the court competent for the Provider's place of residence or business.