1. Provider and agreement
The BELF provider is DIGITAL REVOLUTION MAKERS. Company details, scope of services, price, and special terms are specified in the commercial agreement, order, or invoice. A document signed by the parties takes precedence over the public version.
2. Licence
After payment and for the term of the agreement, the client receives a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use BELF for internal purposes within the purchased modules, users, devices, and territory. Transfer of source code, resale, sublicensing, circumvention of licensing, or reverse engineering is prohibited except where expressly permitted by law.
3. Payment and taxes
The price, currency, payment period, and taxes are determined by the agreement or invoice. Unless otherwise agreed, payments for a period already provided are non-refundable. In the event of late payment, the provider may, after notice, suspend access to the extent permitted by law and the agreement.
4. Term and termination
The agreement remains in force for the agreed term. A party may terminate it for a material breach that is not remedied within a reasonable period after notice, and in other agreed or mandatory cases. After termination, use ceases and data is returned or deleted in accordance with the agreement and the DPA.
5. Client obligations
- Use BELF lawfully and only for stated corporate purposes.
- Ensure administrators have appropriate authority, employees are notified, and lawful bases for processing exist.
- Protect account credentials and report incidents promptly.
- Do not disrupt the service or infringe third-party rights.
6. Intellectual property
BELF, its code, interfaces, documentation, and marks belong to DIGITAL REVOLUTION MAKERS or the relevant rights holders. The client retains rights to its own data.
7. Warranties
The provider delivers the services professionally and remedies reproducible defects within the scope of support. Unless a separate SLA is agreed, uninterrupted or error-free operation is not guaranteed. BELF does not constitute legal advice and does not make monitoring automatically lawful.
8. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, the parties are not liable for indirect losses, lost profits, or expected savings. The provider’s aggregate liability is limited to the amount paid for the affected service for the agreed period, except for liability that cannot be limited by law.
9. Governing law and disputes
Unless the agreement provides otherwise and mandatory rules require a different result, the law of the Republic of Uzbekistan applies. The parties first conduct written negotiations; the dispute is then submitted to the competent court at the provider’s location unless another court or arbitration forum is agreed in the contract.