Terms of use
hipto

The hipto.com website is operated by WEEDEV SAS. WEEDEV SAS, a simplified joint-stock company, specializes in digital marketing.

Its registered office is located at 114 rue Gallieni, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt. It is registered with the Trade and Companies Register under SIREN number 820 561 538, and its President is Value Invest Holding, represented by its manager Léo Hauet.

The term “Terms of Use” refers to these General Terms of Use.

The “Site” refers to the hipto.com website.

The “Company” refers to WEEDEV SAS, creator and owner of the Site.

A “User” is any individual who uses the Site and seeks to be put in contact with a Professional for the purchase of goods or services through WEEDEV SAS.

A “Professional” is any individual or legal entity, public or private, acting for purposes falling within their commercial, industrial, craft, liberal or agricultural activity and using the Company for the creation or use of a website connecting them with Users likely to be interested in their products or services.

The User may become a “Client” of the Professional if a contract is concluded between them.

“Applicable Law” means any standard or regulation relating to browsing an online website, including, without limitation, rules relating to intellectual property and those contained in the French Law on Confidence in the Digital Economy of 21 June 2004.

These Terms of Use govern the relationship between the Company and Users who use or simply access the Site.

Using the Site implies the User’s full and unconditional acceptance of these Terms of Use. The Company therefore invites the User to read them carefully. The User declares and warrants that they have read and understood the Terms of Use.

The Company connects the User with the Professional. To be connected with a Professional, the User must complete the interface provided for this purpose and fill in all fields marked with an asterisk (*).

A User who is a consumer within the meaning of the introductory article of the French Consumer Code expressly waives their right of withdrawal and requests immediate performance of the contract for connection with a Professional, guide download or simulation within the meaning of Article L. 221-25 of the French Consumer Code, by completing the relevant fields and clicking the “send” button.

The list of our partners is available in our Privacy Policy.

The Company will do its utmost to keep the Site accessible and performing without excessive delay or difficulty.

However, the Company cannot guarantee uninterrupted or disturbance-free access to the Site. In particular, it may need to carry out maintenance and updates to adapt its content or integrate changes to the services and features offered, which may temporarily interrupt access.

The Company undertakes to make the Site accessible, but cannot be held liable for bugs or unavailability resulting from an internet service provider, poor internet coverage or force majeure.

Any User present on the Site is presumed to be of legal age until proven otherwise.

The User undertakes to use the Site lawfully and reasonably, and not to misuse the features it offers.

The Company cannot be held liable for any misuse of the Site by the User outside the intended features.

The User is informed that their liability may be incurred up to the amount of damage suffered by the Company in accordance with Article 8 of these Terms.

Access to the Site and the service connecting the User with the Professional are free of charge.

The Company undertakes to perform its obligations of means in good faith. However, it cannot be held liable if the non-performance of its obligations results from the fault of a third party, the User or the Professional, or from force majeure.

The Company ensures that the content of the Site complies with applicable laws and regulations.

The User undertakes not to use the Site in violation of applicable laws or regulations, including, without limitation, by committing acts of parasitism or unfair competition.

The User is responsible for any direct or indirect damage attributable to them, particularly in the event of breach of their obligations under these Terms or Applicable Law. The Company reserves the right to seek the User’s civil and/or criminal liability.

The User acknowledges that the Company is bound only by an obligation of means for all services offered, that it does not intervene in exchanges between the Professional and the User, and that it declines all liability for any dispute between them, whatever the cause.

The Site as a whole and each of its visual or audio elements, including trademarks, logos, designs, illustrations, photographs, texts, animations, videos, sound recordings, software, source code and databases, are the exclusive property of the Company and/or the relevant intellectual property rights holders.

Any reproduction, communication, downloading, modification or total or partial use of any of these elements belonging to the Company or a third party requires the prior written authorization of the Company or the relevant rights holders, except where permitted by law.

Without such authorization, any total or partial representation of the Site and its components by any means is prohibited and may constitute either infringement punishable under Articles L.122-4 et seq. of the French Intellectual Property Code or an act of unfair competition under Article 1240 of the French Civil Code.

The Company’s and its partners’ trademarks, as well as the logos appearing on the Site, are registered trademarks. Any reproduction, representation, modification or alteration without the Company’s express authorization is prohibited within the meaning of Article L. 713-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code.

The User declares and warrants that they are informed that any breach of these obligations may expose them to legal proceedings before civil and/or criminal courts.

For more information about the use of cookies on our Site, please refer to our Cookie Policy.

For more information about the use of your personal data on our Site, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

The Company reserves the right to modify these Terms of Use at any time, particularly in the event of regulatory changes.

The new provisions will govern all future relations between Users and the Company, and only the latest version will prevail. They will be enforceable against Users only from the date they are published online.

Any use of the services offered on the Site after the changes come into force constitutes acceptance of the amended Terms of Use.

If any provision of these Terms of Use is deemed null and void under a legal or regulatory provision or a final court decision, the other provisions will remain in force.

Failure to rely on any provision of these Terms shall not be interpreted as a waiver of the right to rely on that provision at a later date.

These Terms of Use are governed by French law. However, French law cannot deprive a User residing in another Member State of any more favorable mandatory public policy provisions granted by their national law.

In the event of a dispute or complaint, the User must first contact WEEDEV SAS Customer Service at 114 rue Gallieni, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, or by email at dpo@hipto.com.

WEEDEV SAS will respond as soon as possible. If the Company needs more time or additional information to respond to the User’s request, it will inform the User.

If the Company does not respond, the User may seek an amicable solution, including conventional mediation or any other alternative dispute resolution method.

If the complaint to Customer Service fails or if no response is received within one month, the Client may refer the dispute with WEEDEV SAS to a consumer mediator for amicable resolution. The request may be submitted to Médiation de la consommation développement, whose contact details and referral procedures are available at https://www.medconsodev.eu.

The User and/or the Company may also resolve a dispute through the European Commission’s online dispute resolution platform: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr/.

In any event, the User always retains the right to bring the matter before a court. They may choose the courts of Nanterre, the courts of the place where the services were or should have been provided, or the courts of the place where the User is domiciled at the time the damage occurs.