Terms and Conditions of Sale

Website: autom7.com
Last updated: September 21, 2026

Article 1 — Purpose

These Terms and Conditions of Sale define the rights and obligations of the parties in connection with services offered by Toussaint Digital LLC (the “Provider”), commercial brand Autom7, Limited Liability Company registered in Wyoming, United States, located at 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States. Email: contact@autom7.com. Founder: Geoffroy Toussaint. Services are offered exclusively to clients acting for the purposes of their business or professional activity (the “Client”), excluding purchases for personal purposes. Before ordering, the Client provides their business identity and the purpose of the service. These terms are provided before acceptance of the quote. The specific terms of the accepted quote prevail in the event of a conflict, subject to applicable mandatory rules. This version does not, by itself, amend contracts already concluded.

Article 2 — Services offered

Autom7 offers automation audits, automation system design and integration, WordPress websites and SEO, AI integrations, assistants, voice agents and chatbots, maintenance, optimization, training and strategic support. The quote accepted by both parties defines scope, deliverables, exclusions and optional services. Maintenance, subscriptions, third-party software and usage charges are included only to the extent expressly stated in the quote.

Article 3 — Quotes and orders

Each service is subject to a detailed quote prepared free of charge. Preparing a quote does not include a paid study or audit free of charge; those require a separate agreement. The quote specifies scope, deliverables, exclusions, timelines and starting conditions, prices, taxes, currency and payment schedule. It is valid for thirty (30) days from issue unless otherwise stated. The order is confirmed under the process stated in the quote, after the Provider receives the quote signed or accepted in writing, including electronically, and acceptance of these terms, together with any deposit expressly required by the quote as a condition of confirmation. Any scope change requires prior written agreement on its pricing and scheduling consequences.

Article 4 — Prices and payment terms

The contractual currency is that of the accepted quote, either euros (EUR) or United States dollars (USD). Before any commitment, the quote specifies the amount and the invoicing and payment currency; the invoice uses that currency. The language of the website or quote does not determine the currency. Website guidelines do not trigger any automatic currency conversion. VAT and other taxes depend in particular on the nature of the service, the place of taxation and the Client’s status. The quote and invoice specify applicable taxes and any required exemption or reverse-charge wording. Establishment of Toussaint Digital LLC in the United States does not, by itself, establish that no VAT is due. Website prices are indicative and may change; the contractual amount remains that in the accepted quote and changes require written agreement. The accepted quote sets the payment schedule: any deposit and its due date and role in starting work, any milestone payments, and the balance and its due date and payment conditions. No 30/40/30 schedule applies automatically. Payment is by bank transfer or another agreed method. Late-payment penalties and recovery costs are those stated in the quote or required by applicable law, within its permitted limits; these terms set no flat monthly rate. The Provider may suspend services under the quote and applicable law after written notice identifying the unpaid amount and how to remedy it, without prejudice to mandatory formalities.

Article 5 — Delivery times

Timelines and starting conditions are defined in the accepted quote. These terms guarantee no standard duration. The schedule takes account of the scope and complexity of automation and integrations, content, access and approvals needed for website work, technical dependencies and third-party involvement. Starting work depends on any required deposit and the necessary Client inputs. Delayed inputs may affect the schedule; their impact and necessary adjustments are communicated to the Client. The Provider promptly reports foreseeable delays so that the next steps can be agreed, without prejudice to the commitments in the quote and applicable mandatory rights.

Article 6 — Provider obligations

The Provider undertakes to perform the services according to the accepted quote with care, professionalism and reasonable diligence, using reasonable efforts to achieve the agreed objectives; to report progress and difficulties; to keep Client information confidential; and to provide training to the extent included in the quote. This reasonable-efforts obligation does not diminish the agreed deliverable commitments. Commercial performance is not guaranteed, as further stated in Article 12.

Article 7 — Client obligations

The Client provides the necessary content, access and information within the agreed timeframe, ensuring that supplied materials are accurate and lawful and that the necessary usage rights are available. The Client appoints a single contact authorized to make project decisions and approve deliverables, reviews deliverables under Article 8, pays by the agreed due dates and respects the intellectual property rights described in Article 10.

Article 8 — Validation and delivery

Intermediate and final deliveries follow the stages in the quote. The quote specifies the review period; the Client provides written feedback within that period or, if none is stated, within a reasonable period agreed by the parties. A lack of response does not, by itself, constitute final acceptance. The quote states the number and scope of included revision rounds. Out-of-scope changes require an additional written agreement. This does not limit the obligation to remedy non-conformities attributable to the Provider under the contract and applicable law. Final delivery is made through publication, handover of access or transfer of files, according to the service.

Article 9 — Right of withdrawal

Services are intended for business clients. Any right of withdrawal depends on the mandatory rules applicable to the contract, including how it is concluded and the Client’s circumstances. Where such a right applies, the required information, periods, procedures and any forms are provided before commitment. Notice may be sent to contact@autom7.com without excluding other legally permitted methods. An early start requires, where applicable, an express request and information about its consequences. Any amounts due for services already supplied and any loss of the right depend on applicable law. Neither professional status nor personalization alone is presented as excluding all mandatory withdrawal rights.

Article 10 — Intellectual property

The quote or an appendix identifies the deliverables and specifies the rights assigned or licensed, permitted uses, duration and territory. Those rights take effect subject to full payment for the relevant service, within the limits of applicable law. Deliverables may include bespoke written content, project-specific graphics, configured automations and workflows in the Client’s environment, and the delivered website’s code, design and content. The Provider retains the rights it holds in pre-existing or reusable tools, methods, processes, templates, frameworks, components and know-how. Client use is governed by rights expressly licensed in the quote or an appendix. Third-party materials remain subject to their own licences; no transfer of rights the Provider does not hold is promised. Unless the Client objects in writing, the Provider may mention the Client’s name and a brief project description in commercial references and its portfolio, without disclosing confidential information or personal data in breach of applicable rules. This is not a general authorization to use logos or third-party materials.

Article 11 — Confidentiality

Each party keeps confidential information received from the other confidential, including information identified as such, business strategies, customer data, technical access and know-how. This obligation applies during the contract and for two (2) years after it ends, without reducing legal protection for personal data or trade secrets. It does not cover information lawfully public, already lawfully known to the receiving party, lawfully received from a third party not bound to secrecy, or disclosures required by law or a competent authority.

Article 12 — Liability

The Provider applies the skills and diligence needed to perform the agreed services. No particular search ranking, volume of leads, conversions, sales, revenue or commercial result is guaranteed. This does not reduce the deliverable commitments in the quote. The Provider may be liable for direct damage resulting from a breach attributable to it under applicable law. Indirect damages are excluded to the extent permitted by that law. A third-party failure does not automatically excuse the Provider’s own breaches. These terms set no numerical liability cap. No provision excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Article 13 — Force majeure

An event qualifies as force majeure only if it meets the requirements of applicable law. Relief or suspension concerns only the obligations actually prevented and only to the extent permitted by that law. Natural disasters, war, armed conflict, terrorism, general strikes, pandemics, epidemics, major power, telecommunications or hosting failures, and government or regulatory restrictions are examples to assess case by case, not automatic exemptions. The affected party promptly informs the other of the consequences and possible mitigation measures. If the impediment continues beyond three (3) months, either party may terminate the affected services by written notice, without compensation solely for that termination, subject to applicable law. The closing account for work performed, payments and any refunds follows Article 14.

Article 14 — Termination

For a serious breach, the other party may terminate after written formal notice describing the breach and requesting its remedy remains ineffective for fifteen (15) days from receipt, subject to mandatory formalities and rights. Any specific termination terms are set out in the quote. On termination, whoever initiates it, a closing account distinguishes work performed, amounts already paid, contractually and legally due charges, and any refunds; deposits are not automatically retained as compensation. Work performed and due is paid after crediting amounts already received, without double billing and subject to rights arising from any breaches. Handover of deliverables due and return or deletion of access credentials and data are arranged in writing, respecting intellectual property rights, retention obligations and applicable law. Termination does not remove either party’s legal remedies. Obligations intended to survive, including confidentiality and intellectual property rights, continue within their own limits.

Article 15 — Governing law and jurisdiction

Governing law is determined under the conflict-of-laws rules applicable to the contract, subject to any valid written choice of law and applicable mandatory provisions. The parties seek an amicable solution to disputes; complaints may be sent to contact@autom7.com. This process imposes no waiting period before urgent proceedings and does not suspend or reduce legal time limits. Failing agreement, jurisdiction is determined under applicable jurisdiction rules, subject to any valid jurisdiction clause and mandatory provisions. These terms do not, by themselves, impose exclusive Wyoming jurisdiction. The accepted quote specifies the contractual language and, if multiple versions are incorporated, the agreed rule for discrepancies. These terms establish no automatic priority for French or English.

Article 16 — Severability

If a provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent permitted by applicable law. Any adjustment of the provision must respect that law; no automatic substitution deprives a party of mandatory rights.

Article 17 — Contact

Toussaint Digital LLC — 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States — contact@autom7.com. Maximum response time: 72 hours.