Huddo Suite - Terms of Use and Subscriber Agreement.

SUBSCRIBER AGREEMENT

1 DEFINED TERMS

(a) This clause 1 defines certain terms used in this agreement. Other terms are defined elsewhere in this agreement.

(b) ‘Huddo’ means a collaborative online communication and content management platform operated by us and in relation to which you are using the Service.

(c) ‘Huddo Content’ means Content (including Huddo source code) supplied by us in the course of providing the Service, even if a Subscriber or End-User originally conceived of or proposed that Content to Huddo, and including Third Party Software.

(d) ‘Complimentary Service’ means our providing the Service to you at no charge, including under a free trial subscription.

(e) ‘Complimentary Service Term’ means the duration of our providing only Complimentary Service to you.

(f) ‘Content’ includes any written, pictorial, graphic, visual, audio, design, static or moving material, data, information or thing, taken individually or together (eg a compilation) depicted, embodied in or available at or within Huddo, including written works (including this agreement), artistic works, sound recordings, films, animations, data bases, logos, word marks and metadata, and copies of any of those things.

(g) ‘End-User’ means a person or organisation whom a Subscriber lawfully authorises to use Huddo.

(gb) ‘GDPR’ means the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679.

(h) ‘Initial Term’ means the initial duration of time for this agreement as specified in the relevant information pages of Huddo website or selected by you in the process of entering into this agreement.

(i) ‘Intellectual Property’ means existing and future copyright, trademarks, designs, patents or circuit layouts, whether registered or not.

(j) ‘Personal Information’ has the same meaning as in the GDPR, and is deemed also to be Personal Information within the meaning of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

(k) ‘Related Body Corporate’ has the same meaning as in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).

(l) ‘Renewing Term’ means the duration of time for this agreement to be renewed as specified in the relevant information pages of Huddo website or selected by you in the process of entering into this agreement.

(m) ‘Service’ means access to Huddo and its features for a Subscriber who already has appropriate internet access and computer equipment, including both cloud-based services and on-premises installations.

(e) On-premises installations of Huddo software may have different features and limitations than cloud-based services. The exact scope of the Service for on-premises installations will be specified in the relevant documentation provided with the software.

(n) ‘Subscriber’ means any person or entity to whom we agree to supply the Service, including you.

(o) ‘Subscriber Content’ means Content supplied by a Subscriber or End-User in the course of using or in relation to the use of the Service, including Personal Information.

(p) ‘Third Party Link’ means a link, by any method, between Huddo and a third party other online location or service, eg Facebook, linkedin, a customer’s intranet.

(q) ‘Third Party Software’ means software supplied to you by us under licence from a third party, or accessible by you via Huddo under a separate agreement between you and the third party.

(r) ‘upload’ includes to program, post, email, transmit, distribute or otherwise make available, publicly or privately, to or via Huddo.

(s) ‘we’ means ISW Development Pty Ltd (ABN: 51 107 983 157) and, where it would be appropriate in the context, includes any Related Body Corporate of ISW Development Pty Ltd and all officers, employees and contractors of ISW Development Pty Ltd or its Related Bodies Corporate.

(t) ‘you’ means the person or entity entering into this agreement by accepting our offer to supply the Service on the terms of this agreement. That person will be the person or organisation in whose name your account is held.

2 HUDDO & THE SERVICE

2.1 Huddo

(a) Subject to this agreement, we may operate and configure Huddo in any manner and at or for any particular time or period of time.

(b) You acknowledge that Huddo is as-is at any given time.

(d) On-premises installations of Huddo software may have different features and limitations than cloud-based services. The exact scope of the Service for on-premises installations will be specified in the relevant documentation provided with the software.

2.2 Supply

While this agreement is in effect, we must supply the Service to you and must do so in accordance with the terms of this agreement.

2.3 Access & integrity

(a) We give no warranty that the Service:

will be continuous, uninterrupted or secure;
will not be interfered with or adversely affected by factors or circumstances outside of our control.

(b) We give no warranty that we will maintain back-up of, or disaster recovery facilities in relation to, Subscriber Content.

Note: Clause 7 also deals with warranties we give or disclaim in relation to Huddo and the Service.

2.4 Maintenance & changes

(a) We may modify or upgrade Huddo, remove Huddo functionality or temporarily disable the Service for the purposes of doing these acts. Unless during a Complimentary Service Term, we must not remove Huddo functionality if doing so would materially adversely affect that functionality without a commensurate reduction in the Fees.

(b) If we intend to temporarily disable the Service for more than 12 consecutive hours, we must use reasonable endeavours to give notice to you of that intention. Otherwise, we may do the acts in paragraph (a) without notice to you. This clause does not apply during a Complimentary Service Term.

(c) For on-premises installations, we may provide software updates, patches, or upgrades to maintain the security, stability, or functionality of the software. You are responsible for timely installation of these updates, patches, or upgrades in accordance with the accompanying documentation.

2.5 Support

(a) We must provide you with a level of basic Service support sufficient to meet the reasonable needs of subscribers, including both cloud-based services and on-premises installations. This clause does not apply during a Complimentary Service Term.

(b) We may charge a fee for additional support at your request.

3 HUDDO FEES

3.1 Fees

(a) We will charge you the following fees (‘Fees’) if and as applicable, for both cloud-based services and on-premises installations:

subscription fees;
specific pay-per-use or volume-based fees;
one-off establishment, training and additional support fees; and
payment method fees.

(b) The Fees will correspond to the subscription package you select for the purposes of this agreement and will be specified in the relevant information pages of Huddo website. Special offers, Complimentary Services, services you request, payment method and plan and the like may affect Fees.

(c) Subject to clause 12.4(a) (variation), we may increase the Fees from time to time and, if we do so, we must use our reasonable endeavours to give you notice of the increase.

3.2 Payment

(a) You must pay all Fees we charge you and pay them in accordance with this agreement, including any terms of payment specified in the relevant webpage of Huddo website.

(b) When you pay Fees, you must do so in accordance with the agreed payment method, which may include direct debit of a bank account or credit card.

3.3 Refunds

Fees are non-refundable, except in circumstances where the Fee is transaction-based and the transaction is reversed by reason of fraud or wilful misrepresentation by a party to the transaction and the Transaction Functionality provider refunds all, or refrains from charging any, of its fees under the transaction.

4 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & CONTENT

4.1 Ownership

(a) This clause 4.1 operates subject to the express terms of this agreement and rights conferred by Australian statute law.

(b) You acknowledge that, as between you and us:

you do not own any Intellectual Property in Huddo Content or the Content of other Subscribers or their End-Users;
you do not own, nor are entitled to exercise, any other rights in Huddo Content or the Content of other Subscribers or their End-Users.

(c) Nothing in this agreement transfers ownership to you in, or licenses to you, any Intellectual Property or other rights in Huddo Content.

(d) We acknowledge that, unless you transfer ownership to us under this agreement or otherwise, we do not own any Intellectual Property in Subscriber Content.

(e) Nothing in this agreement transfers ownership to us in, or licenses to us, any Intellectual Property or other right in Subscriber Content.

4.2 Licences

(a) To the extent that your use of the Service and performance of your obligations in accordance with this agreement would infringe our Intellectual Property or other rights subsisting in or relating to Huddo Content, and only to that extent, we authorise you to do such acts in connection Huddo Content as are reasonably necessary for the purposes of that use and performance (‘Subscriber Licence’).

(b) The Subscriber Licence: · continues in effect until this agreement is lawfully terminated;

is non-exclusive;
is royalty-free (other than insofar as payment of Fees is a royalty); and
is personal to you and otherwise not transferrable or sub-licensable – to be clear, it is granted to you alone and no other person or entity; and
despite the above, to the extent that the Subscriber Licence is of Content embodying third party software used by us under licence, the terms of the Subscriber Licence are limited to the terms of the third party licence.

(c) To the extent that our supply of the Service to you, exercise of our rights and performance of our obligations in accordance with this agreement would infringe your Intellectual Property or other rights subsisting in or relating to your Subscriber Content, and only to that extent, you authorise us to do such acts in connection with your Subscriber Content as are reasonably necessary for the purposes of operating Huddo, supplying the Service, exercising our rights and performing our obligations in accordance with this agreement (‘Huddo Licence’). To be clear, subject to this paragraph (c), Huddo Licence entitles us to do acts including the following:

making and storing copies of your Subscriber Content on our servers; and
communicating your Subscriber Content to the public in response to your instructions.

(d) Huddo Licence:

continues in effect until this agreement is lawfully terminated;
is non-exclusive;
is royalty-free;
worldwide;
perpetual;
irrevocable; and
is transferable and sub-licensable.

4.3 Infringement

(a) You acknowledge that:

nothing in this agreement authorises you to do;
we have not authorised, sanctioned, countenanced, approved or permitted you doing; and
we have taken reasonable steps to prevent you doing,

any act that would infringe any Intellectual Property or other rights subsisting in or relating to Subscriber Content or other subject-matter in relation to which a third party owns Intellectual Property.

(b) You warrant that your use of the Service, including uploading, publishing, communicating, and using Subscriber Content, will not infringe any Intellectual Property or other rights subsisting in or relating to Subscriber Content, nor breach any laws.

(c) You must not do any act that infringes any Intellectual Property or other rights subsisting in or relating to Subscriber Content.

4.4 Moral rights

You warrant that all individuals involved in the creation of Subscriber Materials have or will consent to any infringement of any moral rights they may have in relation to those materials and waive all right, title and interest they may have in any right, action or remedy against us for infringement of those moral rights.

4.5 Disclosure

We may in any event disclose your Content to third parties as reasonably necessary to the performance of this agreement.

5 HUDDO SECURITY

5.1 Your obligations

(a) You must keep confidential any password, login or other information related to the integrity and security of Huddo, the Service and that relates to your use of the Service (‘Security Information’).

(b) If you become aware that any of your Security Information has been lost, compromised or misappropriated, you must notify us immediately.

modify or alter any part of Huddo;
use the Service for (other) commercial purposes; or
use the Service merely as a data storage facility, without our express written consent.

(d) You must not under any circumstances:

reverse engineer, infiltrate, sabotage, impose excessive load upon or otherwise interfere with;

engage in any form of data extraction or data mining in relation to; or

use any robot, botnet, script, spider or other automatic device or manual process in or on,

any part of Huddo.

(e) For on-premises installations, you are responsible for the security, maintenance, and proper configuration of your hardware and network infrastructure to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of Huddo software and associated data.

5.2 Our rights

Among other things, if you operate any botnet where a hostname is used as command and control points, we may direct the relevant hostname to a honeypot, loopback address, logging facility or any other destination.

6 MISUSE OF THE SERVICE

Each of the obligations below is to be read on as a stand-alone obligation without limiting any other obligation. You must not, and must ensure that your End-Users do not, use the Service for the purpose or effect of:

(a) disseminating surveys, contests, pyramid schemes, chain letters or any other form of spam;

(b) sending any electronic communication that is or relates to a ‘Mobile Premium Service’ within the meaning of the Mobile Premium Services Code (C637:2009) published by Communication Alliance Ltd;

(c) sending any electronic communication in contravention of the Spam Act 2003 (Cth), including by failing to include a functional unsubscribe facility with every communication;

(d) infringing the Intellectual Property of any person, including the misuse of our trade marks;

(e) engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct or misrepresenting your services to third parties, including by implying that we endorse you or your services;

(f) engaging in disruptive or anti-social online behaviour, including flaming, trolling, flooding, invading, impersonating others, off-topic messaging, uploading unnecessary ASCII art files, uploading multiple identical or hard-to-read or nonsense messages;

(g) embarrassing, humiliating, defaming, compromising the privacy of, harassing or intimidating any person;

(h) publishing or supplying Content embodying or depicting any sexually explicit, pornographic, violent or offensive subject-matter;

(i) communicating with a minor other than for and with a lawful and bona fide purpose and effect;

(j) embodying links to inappropriate websites, including websites associated with pornography, violence or gambling;

(k) mining any database;

(l) laundering money or other things of value;

(o) engaging in any (other) unlawful activity.

7 ADDITIONAL WARRANTIES

7.1 Additional warranties you give

In addition to and without limiting any warranty you give elsewhere in this agreement, you continuously warrant that you, and every End-User (unless inapplicable in context):

(a) are aged 13 years or older;

(b) if aged under 18 years:

have the approval of the relevant parent or guardian to enter into this agreement;
understand that, upon turning 18 years, your continued use of Huddo constitutes your affirmation of this agreement;

(c) have obtained all necessary consents for the purposes of sending electronic messages to any customer or other third party in compliance with obligations under the Spam Act 2003 (Cth);

(d) have collected all Personal Information about End-Users and any other person that has been collected and uploaded to Huddo, in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles (Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) or GDPR (as applicable) and you will otherwise comply with the general data protection regulation schedule;

(e) maintain as true, accurate and complete all information provided to us that is relevant to the supply of the Services;

(f) if you wish to maintain an archive of Subscriber Content, will regularly export your Subscriber Content from Huddo

(g) outside of Huddo, maintain appropriate back-up of all your Subscriber Content

(h) do not rely on any representation or warranty from us that is not expressly contained in this agreement or made by law; and

(i) for on-premises deployments, you have implemented and will maintain appropriate security measures, including but not limited to firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and data encryption, to protect the integrity and confidentiality of the Service, Subscriber Content, and End-User data.

7.2 Additional warranties we do and do not give

(a) We warrant that we will supply the Service to you with due care and skill. This paragraph does not apply during a Complimentary Service Term.

(b) Subject to paragraph (a), we give no warranty that:

Huddo Content comprising advice, tips, directions or guides, is true, accurate or reliable;
your use of the Service will result in any particular commercial outcome for you or your End-Users;
other Subscribers, their End-Users or your or their customers will not breach any agreement policies or rules governing their use of Huddo or that we will enforce our rights (if any) in response to such breach; or
Third Party Links, whether links embodied on Huddo, on those websites themselves or elsewhere, will be safe, appropriate or reliable or that, by reason of the Third Party Link, Content will not be published, shared or disclosed outside of Huddo or that access to the Content will not be made available via the Third Party Link.

(c) In the case of on-premises deployments, we do not warrant or guarantee the security, performance, or availability of the Service as it is hosted and maintained by you, the customer, and may be subject to factors beyond our control.

8 RESPONSE TO BREACH

8.1 Response to breach

Despite any other provision of this agreement, if:

we believe that you are infringing or are likely to infringe Intellectual Property or other rights;
we receive a complaint or, pursuant to any statutory regime, an apparently bona fide notice, from a third party alleging that you are infringing Intellectual Property or other rights;
we are requested or directed to do so by any law enforcement, governmental or regulatory authority; or
you otherwise breach this agreement,

we may do any or all of the following, with immediate effect and without notice to you:

modify, disable or delete Subscriber Content;
modify, limit, disable or suspend your account;
supply such information to third parties (including private claimants, law enforcement, government or regulatory authorities) as appropriate, requested, directed or otherwise required by law; and
take any other action we deem appropriate and that is not unlawful,

but only as we deem to be necessary in order to resolve the issue or implications of it.

Note: We may take further action pursuant to clause 11 (termination of agreement).

8.2 Consequences of suspension

For so long as your account is disabled or suspended, our supply to you of the Service will cease. When our supply to you of the Service ceases, you will be unable to access your account or any Subscriber Content.

9 INDEMNITY

You indemnify us against any loss suffered by us:

as a result of any breach of this agreement (including its warranties) by you;
such loss including general, direct loss, special (indirect, consequential, incidental) loss and pure economic loss (including loss of revenue or profits); and
including where such loss arises from legal action brought against us by a third party or brought by us against a third party.

10 LIABILITY

(a) We are not liable to you for:

any special (indirect, consequential, incidental) loss or pure economic loss (including loss of revenue or profits); or
loss caused by defective Third Party Software,

regardless of how such loss arises, including for interruption to or ceasing to operate Huddo, misrepresentation, infringement of moral rights, breach of contract, breach of confidence, loss of chance or opportunity, or negligence, and whether suffered by you or a third party, except to the extent that the loss arises from our breach of a consumer guarantee that we will supply the Service with due care and skill or other consumer guarantee. To be clear, this clause applies whether or not you have advised us of the likelihood or possibility of your suffering such loss.

(b) Our liability to you is (further) limited to:

the extent to which you or your End-User did not cause the liability to arise by reason of your or your End-User’s own negligence, breach of contract or other unlawful conduct;
in any event, an amount equal to the Fees paid and payable in respect of the 12 months preceding the event that gave rise to the liability or, if this agreement was formed less than 12 months prior to that event, an amount equal to the Fees payable for the Initial Term extrapolated to a 12 month term if not already of 12 months duration; and
in any event, an amount limited to, at our election, supplying the Service again or paying the cost of having the Service supplied again.

(c) The limitations provided for in paragraph (b) are to be read cumulatively and so as to arrive at the lowest liability.

(d) Despite paragraphs In relation to any matter occurring during a Complimentary Service Term that would otherwise give rise to any liability on us, we exclude that liability.

(e) To be clear, this clause 10 is subject to clause 12.5 (consumer rights).

11 TERMS & TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT

11.1 Term

(a) This agreement commences when you enter into it (see clause 12.1 – formation) and continues for the Complimentary Service Term and the Initial Term (as applicable), whether the Service is provided on-premises or through the cloud.

(b) At the end of a Complimentary Service Term, this agreement renews automatically for the Initial Term. At the end of the Initial Term, this agreement renews automatically and indefinitely for successive Renewing Terms.

11.2 Your rights

(a) You may terminate this agreement by giving us notice, at least 30 days or third of the duration of the current term (whichever is less) in advance of the end of the current term (whether a Complimentary Service Term, the Initial Term or a Renewing Term), in writing or by using any other termination method notified to you by us from time to time.

(b) The termination will take effect from the end of the current term (whether a Complimentary Service Term, the Initial Term or a Renewing Term).

11.3 Our rights

(a) We may terminate this agreement at any time, with immediate effect and without notice if:

we receive, pursuant to any statutory regime, an apparently bona fide notice from a third party alleging that you are infringing Intellectual Property or other rights;
requested or directed to do so by any law enforcement, governmental or regulatory authority; or
you breach clauses 5.1 (Huddo security), 6 (misuse of the Service) or 7.1 (additional warranties) of this agreement.

(b) We may terminate this agreement at any time by giving 14 days written notice if you have not paid all the Fees on time or otherwise in accordance with this agreement.

(d) This agreement terminates automatically with immediate effect if we cease supplying the Service for a period of 45 consecutive days and we do not, during that time, notify you in writing explaining why the Service has ceased and stating that the Service will be resumed within 60 days of the first day that the Service ceased.

(e) You hereby relinquish your common law rights to terminate this agreement outside of the express terms of this agreement.

11.4 Consequences of termination

(a) When this agreement terminates, our supply to you of the Service will cease. When our supply to you of the Service ceases, you will no longer be able to access your account or any Subscriber Content.

(b) If we terminate this agreement pursuant to clause 11.3(c), we must refund you the amount of Fees you have already paid but that relate to a period of time occurring after the termination of this agreement. Otherwise, we are not obliged to refund or credit any Fees or other benefits unless failing to do so would be contrary to law.

12 THIS AGREEMENT

12.1 Formation

By creating an account with us, you accept our offer to supply the Service to you on the terms of this agreement and thereby enter into this agreement.

12.2 Scope

(a) This agreement includes all other agreements, policies and rules relating to Huddo:

referred to in this document, except agreements with third parties, including Third Party Software providers, End-Users and other third parties; or
referring to this agreement in the documents embodying those other agreements, policies and rules (‘Other Agreements’), being documents authored by us and copies of which are made reasonably available to you by us,

and this agreement hereby incorporates the terms of all Other Agreements.

(b) To the extent there is any irreconcilable inconsistency between this agreement and any Other Agreement, the terms and conditions of this agreement prevail.

governs all aspects of our supply and your use of the Service;
is the only agreement between us and you in relation to Huddo and the Service; and
as a document, embodies all the express terms of the agreement.

To be clear, this agreement supersedes or excludes all other agreements, arrangements, understandings and representations, written or oral, in relation to the Service.

(d) Insofar as they apply to you, you must comply with the terms of all Other Agreements.

12.3 Principles of interpretation of agreement

In this agreement, unless expressly to the contrary and as appropriate in the context:

(a) an expression in the plural may be read in the singular, and vice versa;

(b) any form of the word ‘include’ is not to be read exhaustively;

(c) in relation to an expression reflecting a present state of affairs, if the existence of an obligation is conditional on the existence of that state of affairs, the obligation survives only to the extent that that state of affairs exists during the term of this agreement;

(d) a reference to a thing or things includes a reference to any, some or all, or part or whole, of the thing or things; however, nothing in this paragraph means that partial performance of an obligation constitutes complete performance of the obligation;

(e) a reference to an act includes an omission and to the causing to be done of that act or omission, including the execution of legal documentation;

(f) a reference to a person doing an act includes a reference to the doing of the act on behalf of the person;

(g) a reference to one alternative does not, of itself, exclude any other alternative;

(h) an expression of the exercise of a right means the exercise of that right at the sole and absolute discretion of the relevant party;

(i) an expression prohibiting the doing of an act includes the prohibiting of:

offering, attempting or purporting to do the act; or
aiding, abetting, authorising, approving, contributing to, directing or materially being involved with the doing of the act;

(j) a list of rights is not to be read as an exhaustive list of rights;

(k) an expression of ownership includes the legal or beneficial ownership;

(l) a reference to an assignment or transfer of proprietary rights is a reference to the absolute and irrevocable assignment or transfer;

(m) a reference to an indemnity is a reference to compensation for loss, not prevention of loss;

(n) a reference to a ‘copy’ of a thing includes the original embodiment in material form of the thing;

(o) a reference to ‘this agreement’ includes a reference to the terms and conditions of this agreement, or this document, regardless of whether the terms and conditions of this agreement, or this document, are sometimes expressly referred to in this agreement; and

(p) a reference to a provision, clause or paragraph is a reference to a provision, clause or paragraph of this agreement.

12.4 Variation

(a) We may vary this agreement:

at any time by amending the version of this document (ie this agreement) accessible by you via Huddo, but only if the amendment would not materially adversely affect your rights; or
otherwise by using reasonable endeavours to give you sufficient notice such that if you exercise your right to terminate this agreement as a result of the variation, the termination will take effect before the notice period ends.

(b) You cannot vary this agreement.

12.5 Consumer rights & severability

(a) We acknowledge that:

a guarantee that the Service will be supplied with due care and skill may apply and that certain agreements may contain certain terms, conditions, warranties or liabilities (whether by implication or otherwise) or may be subject to certain laws (‘Consumer Rights’);
by operation of law, Consumer Rights cannot or must not be excluded, modified or limited; and
to the extent that an agreement includes provisions that exclude, modify or limit Consumer Rights (or purports to do so) or that are unfair, then by operation of law (including the Australia Consumer Law 2010 (Cth)) those provisions may be unlawful, unenforceable or void.

(b) Despite anything else in this agreement, this agreement does not, nor purports to, exclude, modify or limit any Consumer Right.

(c) To the extent that any provision of this agreement would be unlawful, void or unenforceable for any reason (including by reason of the matters acknowledged in clause paragraph (a)), the other provisions of this agreement are valid and enforceable.

12.6 Additional waiver & release

(a) You unconditionally waive all right, title and interest you may have in any right, action or remedy against us arising from our exercise of any lawful discretion expressly provided in this agreement.

(b) Subject to this agreement, no relinquishing of rights, actions or remedies is effective unless it is in writing. To be clear, the failure of any party to exercise or enforce a right, action or remedy under this agreement, or otherwise, does not mean that they have relinquished that right, action or remedy.

12.7 Assignment & novation

(a) We may assign our rights under this agreement.

(b) You:

acknowledge that we have given you notice in advance of any such assignment; and
waive any right or remedy in relation to the giving of notice in relation to the assignment.(c) We may novate our rights and obligations under this agreement.

(d) On condition that that novation will not materially adversely affect your interests, you:

acknowledge that we have given you notice in advance of any such novation;
consent to the novation; and
waive any right or remedy in relation to the giving of notice or consent in relation to the novation.

(e) If for any reason your consent in advance is ineffective, you must give that consent promptly on request, unless to give the consent would be manifestly unreasonable.

(f) If a proposed assignment or novation will materially adversely affect your interests, then you must not unreasonably disapprove of or delay the assignment or withhold or delay your consent to the novation.

(g) Subject to the express terms of this agreement, you cannot assign, novate or otherwise transfer any of your rights or obligations under this agreement.

12.8 Notices

If we are required to give written notice to you under this agreement, we may do so by any reasonable means, including by email, by posting a notice on your account homepage or Huddo that you will only see next time you log into your account.

12.9 Governing law & jurisdiction

The laws of the state of Tasmania, Australia, govern this agreement. You acknowledge that the courts of Tasmania are an appropriate forum for the settlement of disputes. To the extent they come before any court, all disputes will be determined in the courts of Tasmania.

GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION SCHEDULE

1 ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS

(a) Controller means the entity which determines the purposes and means of the Processing of Personal Data.

(b) Data Protection Legislation means all applicable laws and regulations relating to the processing of Personal Data and to privacy, as such legislation shall be amended, revised or replaced from time to time, including by operation of the GDPR.

(c) Data Subject means an identified or identifiable natural person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.

(d) Data Subject Request means a request from a Data Subject to exercise the Data Subject’s right of access, right to rectification, right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”), right to restriction of processing, right to data portability, right to object to Processing, or right not to be subject to an automated individual decision-making, as set out in Chapter III of the GDPR.

(e) GDPR means the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679.

(f) Personal Data means any information relating to a Data Subject.

(g) Personal Data Breach means a breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, Personal Data transmitted, stored or otherwise Processed.

(h) Processing means any operation or set of operations which is performed upon Personal Data, whether or not by automatic means, such as collection, recording, organisation, structuring, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure or destruction.

(i) Processor means the entity which processes Personal Data on behalf of the Controller.

2 PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING

2.1 Role of parties

(a) With regards to the Processing of Personal Data, the parties acknowledge and agree:

you are the Controller;
we are the Processor; and
If any changes or prospective changes to the Data Protection Legislation result or will result in one or both parties not complying with the Data Protection Legislation, the parties must use their best endeavours promptly to agree such variations to this agreement and other actions as may be necessary to remedy such non-compliance.

2.2 Personal Data Processing – your obligations

(a) In using the Service, you acknowledge and agree to Process Personal Data in compliance with your obligations under the Data Protection Legislation.

(b) You warrant to us that you have the legal right to disclose all Personal Data disclosed to us pursuant to this agreement.

(d) You are solely responsible for the accuracy, quality and legality of Personal Data and the means by which you acquired Personal Data.

2.3 Personal Data Processing – our obligations

(a) In supplying the Service, we acknowledge and agree to Process Personal Data in compliance with its obligations under the Data Protection Legislation.

(b) Without limiting its obligations under the Data Protection Legislation, we must:

Process Personal Data only on documented instructions from you, including with regard to transfers of Personal Data to any place outside the European Economic Area. We must promptly notify you if, in our opinion, any such instruction from you infringes the Data Protection Legislation;
ensure that all our personnel engaged in the Processing of Personal Data are informed of the confidential nature of the Personal Data, have received appropriate training on their responsibilities and have executed written confidentiality agreements. We must ensure that such confidentiality obligations survive the termination of the personnel engagement;
reasonably assist you in ensuring compliance with your obligations pursuant to Articles 32 to 36 of the GDPR, taking into account the nature of processing and the information available to us;
at your choice, delete or return all Personal Data to you after the end of the supply of Service relating to Processing, and delete existing copies, unless applicable law requires storage of Personal Data; and
make available to you all information necessary to demonstrate compliance with our obligations under this sub-clause and allow for and contribute to audits, including inspections, conducted by you or another audited mandated by you.

3 DETAILS OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING

3.1 Subject matter

The subject-matter of Processing by us is the performance of the Service pursuant to this agreement.

3.2 Nature and purpose

We will Process Personal Data as necessary to perform the Service pursuant to this agreement, or as further directed by you in your use of the Service.

3.3 Duration

Subject to our obligation under clause 1.3(b) above to delete or return Personal Data, we will Process Personal Data for the duration of this agreement, or unless otherwise agreed between the parties in writing.

3.4 Categories of Data Subjects

You may submit Personal Data about End-Users via the Service, the extent of which is determined and controlled by you in your sole direction, acting reasonably and lawfully.

3.5 Type of Personal Data

You may submit Personal Data, such as Personal Data about End-Users (e.g. names, address, contact details) via the Service, the extent of which is determined and controlled by you in your sole direction, acting reasonably and lawfully.

4 OUR PERSONNEL

4.1 Reliability

We must take commercially reasonable steps to ensure the reliability of any our personnel engaged in the Processing of Personal Data.

4.2 Limitation of Access

We must take commercially reasonable steps ensure that our access to Personal Data is limited to those of our personnel engaged in supplying the Service in accordance with this agreement.

4.3 Data Protection Officer

(a) We have appointed a data protection officer, as required by Section 4 of the GDPR, and acknowledge and agree that the data protection officer will carry out the tasks required by that position.

(b) The data protection officer may be contacted at info@huddo.com

5 SUB-PROCESSORS

(a) We must not engage any third party to process Personal Data pursuant to this agreement (Sub-Processor), without the prior specific or general written authorisation of you.

(b) You acknowledge and agree we are authorised by you to engage, as Sub-Processors, the following third parties:

IBM – International Business Machines Inc, Amazon Web Services Inc, Vimeo Inc., Campaign Monitor Inc, Sendgrid Inc., Mailgun Inc., Meteor Development Group Inc, Google Inc, Facebook Inc, Slack Inc, Mixpanel Inc, Refluence S.A.S (“Cloudimage”), Filestack Inc, Microsoft Inc, Stripe Inc, Github Inc, Weebly Inc, Discourse Inc

(c) We must provide you with 14 days’ written notice of any intended changes concerning the addition or replacement of a Sub-Processor.

(d) Unless an authorised Sub-processor is our Related Body Corporate, we must enter into a written agreement with each authorised Sub-Processor containing data protection obligations no less protective than those in this agreement, with respect to the protection of Personal Data, to the extent applicable to the nature of the service provided by such Sub-Processor.

(e) Where a Sub-Processor fails to fulfil its data protection obligations, we will remain fully liable to you for the performance of that Sub-Processor’s obligations.

6 RIGHTS OF DATA SUBJECTS

(a) We must, to the extent legally permitted, notify you if we receive a Data Subject Request.

(b) Taking into account the nature of the Processing, we must assist you by appropriate technical and organisational measures, insofar as this is reasonably possible, for the fulfilment of your obligation to respond to a Data Subject Request.

(c) To the extent legally permitted, you are responsible for any costs arising from our provision of assistance in clause 6(b) above.

7 SECURITY

(a) We must implement appropriate technical and organisational measures for the protection of security (including protection against accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, Personal Data), confidentiality and integrity of Personal Data.

(b) Each party must ensure any person acting under the authority of you or us who has access to Personal Data does not process that data, except on instructions from you (including any general authorisation), unless required by applicable law.

8 DATA INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

(a) We must notify you without undue delay after becoming aware of a Personal Data Breach.

(b) We will make reasonable efforts to identify the cause of any such Personal Data Breach and, save where the Personal Data Breach is caused by you, take all steps we consider reasonably necessary to remediate the cause of such Personal Data Breach, to the extent such remediation is within our reasonable control.