Version: 2023 August 1st
"Account" | means any individual Customer’s registered account on the SMC. Registration is on a self-service basis. By registering an Account, you accept the terms and conditions of this Agreement. |
“Account Data” | means all necessary information about the Customer so that a valid Account can be maintained, and we can enter into this Agreement. This may include name, surname, address, email, phone, billing information and any company affiliation of the Customer. |
“Affiliate” | means any legal entity that is affiliated with another company through holding more than 50% of the capital and voting rights. |
“Agreement” or “GTC” | means these General Terms and Conditions for the Systemorph Cloud, including any Annex. |
“Annex” | means any Annex attached to this Agreement, and all other documents and procedures that we publish from time to time on the Website under the links included in the GTCs. |
“Confidential Information” | means all information which Systemorph or Customer protect against unrestricted disclosure to others or that are deemed confidential according to the circumstances of their disclosure or their content. In any case, the following information is considered to be Confidential Information of Systemorph: Any code and technology, as well as performance information relating to the SMC Service (including SMC Modules), any information regarding Systemorph research and development, product offerings, pricing and availability, as well as all Systemorph software, programs, tools, data or other materials that Systemorph makes available to Customer under the Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, your Customer Content included in Shared or Public Project is not confidential information. |
“Customer Content” | means code, text, data and any other information the Customer has generated itself, including any Third-Party Content, and that Customer uses with and / or stores inside the SMC Service. |
“Effective Date” | means the commencement of the Agreement as defined in Section 1.3. |
“Personal Data” | means information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person, often also referred to as Personally Identifiable Information (PII). |
“Project” | means the unit of engagement of the Customer with the SMC. A Project contains Customer Content and configurations about the environments necessary to execute the notebooks on the SMC. The Customer may create and/or participate in one or several Projects on the SMC. Each Project needs an SMC Project Plan in order to become editable or runnable. |
“Public Project” | means a Shared Project where the Project’s Customer Content is accessible to all other SMC Customers with an Account. |
“Shared Project” | means a Project where a Customer with the rights to manage sharing of the Project declared the Project’s Customer Content or parts of it to be accessible to specific other SMC Customers with an Account as selected by Customer. Selected SMC Accounts can be authorized to at least view selected Customer Content (notebooks and/or uploaded data). Accessible means the Customer Content can be also copied and reused according to the license terms given under the Agreement, in particular Section 6.4. |
“SMC”, “Systemorph Cloud” or “SMC Service” | means the Service provided by Systemorph, accessible over https://portal.systemorph.cloud/ as documented under the Feature Overview, within the SMC Project Plan agreed with Customer. |
“SMC Modules” | means code packages that are only available within the SMC Service and provide additional functionality. They can be used in Projects. depending on the chosen SMC Project Plan. |
“SMC Project Plan” | means subscriptions of the SMC Service offered to the Customer with different sets of features and service levels according to the SMC Project Plans and Pricing. A Customer needs an SMC Project Plan for each Project. The same Customer may have different Plans on different Projects. |
“Technical Information” | means data collected automatically when any Customer visits the SMC. Technical Information may include, in particular, the URL of the website you visited before visiting the SMC, the time and date of user visits, surfing habits, IP address, the browser name, the type of computer or device accessing the SMC, time spent on the SMC and other similar technical and usage information. Technical Information may include Personal Data. |
“Third-Party Content” | means code, packages, text, data and any other information used by Customer inside Projects provided by third parties. |