ALASKA SOLUTION — GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (GTC)
Version: January 2025
Applicable Law: Swiss Law (CO, FADP, UWG)
Preamble
These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter “GTC”) govern all contractual relationships between Alaska Solution (hereinafter the “Service Provider”) and any natural or legal person (hereinafter the “Client”).
Placing an order, accepting a quotation, or making a payment implies full and unconditional acceptance of these GTC, to the exclusion of any other document unless otherwise agreed in writing.
These GTC apply to:
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B2B (companies, freelancers, associations)
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B2C (individual consumers)
Article 1 — Identification of the Service Provider
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Company name: Alaska Solution
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Legal form: Sole proprietorship
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Registered office: Bündtewegli 4, 5082 Kaisten, Suisse
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IDE : CHE-402.236.656
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Numéro fédéral ; CH-400.1.610.197-8
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Email: hello@alaska-solution.com
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Website: www.alaska-solution.com
Article 2 — Scope of Application
These GTC apply to all services provided, including:
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Logistics and operational consulting
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Digital communication and social media management
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SEO and digital advertising
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IT consulting and digital transformation
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Custom services
They are deemed accepted upon validation of a quotation or payment.
In case of conflict, specific contractual terms shall prevail.
Article 3 — Formation of the Contract
3.1 Order Process
Each service begins with a Client request followed by a written quotation.
3.2 Acceptance
The contract is formed upon:
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signature
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email confirmation
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or payment
3.3 Validity of Offers
Offers are valid for 30 days.
3.4 Custom Services
A customized quotation constitutes a binding offer.
Article 4 — Pricing and Payment
4.1 Pricing
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Prices are expressed in EUR excluding VAT
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VAT is indicated separately
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Prices may be modified at any time (except ongoing contracts)
4.2 Payment Terms
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Standard payment term: 30 days
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Payment by bank transfer
4.3 Invoice Disputes
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Deadline: 10 days
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Undisputed amounts remain payable
Article 5 — Obligations of the Parties
5.1 Obligations of the Service Provider
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Duty of care (best-efforts obligation)
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Confidentiality
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Dedicated contact person
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30-day post-delivery support
5.2 Obligations of the Client
The Client agrees to:
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Provide all necessary information
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Respect deadlines
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Approve deliverables
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Pay invoices on time
Any delay caused by the Client results in extended deadlines.
5.3 Modifications
Any modification requires a written amendment.
Article 6 — Deadlines and Force Majeure
Deadlines are indicative unless explicitly stated otherwise.
Force majeure includes:
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natural disasters
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network outages
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war
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governmental actions
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pandemics
Article 7 — Liability
7.1 Limitation of Liability
Liability is limited to the total value of the service.
Excluded damages:
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loss of revenue
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data loss
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reputational damage
7.2 Warranty
Non-conformities must be reported within 10 days.
7.3 Exclusions
No liability in cases of:
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incorrect Client data
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third-party modifications
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SEO/advertising performance results
Article 8 — Intellectual Property
8.1 Ownership
All tools, methods, and know-how remain the property of the Service Provider.
8.2 Transfer of Rights
Upon full payment:
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Use: commercial and non-commercial
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Territory: worldwide
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Duration: unlimited
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Exclusivity: non-exclusive
8.3 Reference Rights
The Service Provider may mention the Client as a reference unless otherwise stated in writing.
Article 9 — Confidentiality
Applies:
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during the contract
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and 5 years after termination
Exceptions:
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public information
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legal obligations
Article 10 — Duration and Termination
10.1 One-off Services
End upon delivery and full payment.
10.2 Recurring Services
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Minimum commitment period
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Automatic monthly renewal
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Termination: 1 month notice
10.3 Breach
Immediate termination after 15 days’ formal notice.
10.4 Effects
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Services performed remain payable
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Deposits are non-refundable
Article 11 — Right of Withdrawal (B2C)
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Period: 14 days
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Must be exercised in writing
Exceptions:
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fully performed services
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digital content accessed
Refund:
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within 14 days
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proportional if service started
Article 12 — Data Protection
Data is processed in accordance with the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP).
Client rights:
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access
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rectification
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deletion
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portability
Article 13 — Miscellaneous
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Entire agreement
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Severability
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No waiver
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Assignment rules
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Written communication required
Article 14 — Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
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Swiss law applies
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Jurisdiction: Canton of Aargau
For B2C:
Jurisdiction at the Client’s place of residence.
Before legal action:
→ 30-day amicable resolution period