Terms and Conditions
These Terms and Conditions apply to services provided by Creative Fuel Limited trading as CORO DIGITAL("CORO DIGITAL", "we", "us" or "our").
CORO DIGITAL is based in Whitianga, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand.
By accepting a proposal, quotation, estimate, invoice or other written agreement from us, or by instructing us to commence work, you ("the Client", "you" or "your") agree to these Terms and Conditions.
These Terms and Conditions should be read together with the applicable proposal, quotation, estimate, statement of work or other written agreement issued by us ("Project Agreement"). If there is any inconsistency between these Terms and Conditions and a Project Agreement, the Project Agreement will prevail to the extent of that inconsistency.
1. Definitions
In these Terms and Conditions:
Client means the person, company, organisation or other entity purchasing or receiving Services from us.
Client Materials means all text, copy, photographs, graphics, logos, trademarks, video, audio, data, documents, software, credentials and other materials supplied by or on behalf of the Client.
Deliverables means the specific outputs to be provided by us as described in the applicable Project Agreement.
Project Agreement means the applicable proposal, quotation, estimate, statement of work, acceptance, invoice or other written agreement describing the Services and Deliverables.
Services means the website design, development, graphic design, branding, hosting, maintenance, SEO, digital marketing, consulting and other services agreed between us.
Third-Party Materials means software, plugins, extensions, themes, fonts, stock images, stock graphics, APIs, hosting services, payment gateways, platforms, integrations and other materials or services owned or supplied by third parties.
Working Day means Monday to Friday excluding public holidays in New Zealand.
2. Contract Formation and Acceptance
2.1 Acceptance
A contract is formed when the Client:
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accepts a Project Agreement in writing;
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instructs us to commence work;
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pays a deposit or other initial invoice; or
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otherwise confirms acceptance of the Services.
Acceptance of a Project Agreement also constitutes acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
2.2 Authority
The person accepting a Project Agreement on behalf of a company or organisation warrants that they have authority to bind that entity.
2.3 Electronic acceptance
Electronic acceptance, including acceptance by email, electronic signature or other electronic means, is binding.
2.4 Version of Terms applying to the project
The version of these Terms and Conditions identified or linked in the applicable Project Agreement, or otherwise in force when the Project Agreement is accepted, will apply to that project.
2.5 Order of precedence
If there is an inconsistency between these Terms and Conditions and a Project Agreement, the Project Agreement will prevail to the extent of the inconsistency.
3. Services and Scope of Work
3.1 Agreed scope
We will provide the Services and Deliverables described in the applicable Project Agreement.
3.2 Scope limitations
Unless expressly included in the Project Agreement, the Services do not include:
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additional design concepts or revisions;
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additional pages or functionality;
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copywriting or content creation;
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photography or videography;
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extensive image editing or retouching;
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search engine optimisation;
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search engine advertising;
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social media management;
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website hosting;
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domain registration or renewal;
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email hosting;
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third-party software licences;
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paid plugins or extensions;
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paid stock photography, fonts or other licensed materials;
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ongoing website maintenance;
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data entry or migration beyond the agreed scope;
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ongoing technical support; or
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any other work not expressly identified in the Project Agreement.
3.3 Changes to scope
The Client may request changes to the agreed scope.
We will determine whether a requested change is within the agreed scope. Work that is outside the agreed scope may be treated as a variation and charged at our prevailing hourly rate or quoted separately.
Where practicable, we will advise the Client of any additional cost before undertaking substantial additional work.
3.4 Additional work
We are not required to undertake additional work until the Client has approved the applicable variation or otherwise authorised us to proceed.
4. Proposals and Quotations
4.1 Validity
Unless otherwise stated, quotations and proposals are valid for 30 days from the date issued.
4.2 Estimates
Where an estimate rather than a fixed quotation is provided, the estimated amount is indicative only and actual charges may vary depending on the time and resources reasonably required.
4.3 Third-party costs
Unless expressly stated otherwise, third-party costs are additional to our fees.
These may include:
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hosting;
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domains;
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SSL certificates;
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software licences;
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plugins and extensions;
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stock photography;
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fonts;
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payment gateway fees;
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email services;
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API services;
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advertising expenditure; and
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other third-party services.
5. Client Responsibilities
The Client acknowledges that successful completion of a project depends on timely cooperation and provision of information.
5.1 Client representative
The Client will appoint one primary representative who is authorised to provide instructions, feedback and approvals on behalf of the Client.
We may rely on instructions and approvals provided by that representative.
5.2 Instructions
The Client should provide instructions and approvals in writing wherever reasonably practicable.
We are not responsible for errors resulting from ambiguous, incomplete or conflicting instructions supplied by the Client.
5.3 Client Materials
The Client is responsible for providing accurate and complete Client Materials required for the project.
The Client warrants that:
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the Client owns or has obtained all necessary rights, licences and permissions to use the Client Materials;
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the Client Materials do not infringe the rights of any third party;
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the Client Materials do not contain unlawful material; and
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any personal information supplied to us may lawfully be collected, used and provided to us for the purposes of the project.
5.4 Content
Unless otherwise agreed, the Client is responsible for providing all copy, photographs, graphics, video and other content required for the project.
Text should preferably be supplied in an editable digital format.
Images should be supplied in suitable resolution and quality.
Video should generally be supplied through a YouTube, Vimeo or other agreed third-party embed or streaming service.
5.5 Access credentials
Where required, the Client must provide timely access to relevant websites, hosting accounts, domain registrars, social media accounts, Google services, email systems and other platforms.
The Client is responsible for ensuring that credentials supplied to us are current and valid.
5.6 Client approval
The Client is responsible for reviewing content, functionality, links, contact information, prices, legal notices and other information before approving a Deliverable for publication.
5.7 Legal and regulatory content
Unless expressly included in the Project Agreement, we do not provide legal, accounting, tax, financial, regulatory or compliance advice.
Where we prepare, format, implement or publish privacy policies, terms and conditions, disclaimers, consent notices or other legal or regulatory content supplied or approved by the Client, the Client remains responsible for ensuring that the content is accurate, current and appropriate for its business and legal obligations.
6. Project Timelines and Client Delays
6.1 Project timing
We will make reasonable efforts to meet the timeframe stated in the Project Agreement.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, project completion dates are estimates rather than guaranteed deadlines.
6.2 Client delays
The Client acknowledges that project timing depends upon receiving information, content, feedback, approvals and access from the Client.
If the Client delays the project, the project timetable may be extended accordingly.
6.3 Extended delays
If a project is delayed by the Client for more than 30 days, we may:
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reschedule the project;
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reallocate resources to other work;
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revise the completion timeframe;
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charge additional costs arising from the delay; or
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treat the project as suspended or terminated.
6.4 Recommencement
Where a project is recommenced following a significant delay, additional charges may apply where the work needs to be reviewed, updated, reconfigured or repeated.
7. Design Reviews, Revisions and Approval
7.1 Design concepts
The number of concepts and revision rounds included in the project will be stated in the Project Agreement where applicable.
7.2 Revisions
A revision means a reasonable adjustment to an existing design or Deliverable within the agreed scope.
A substantially different design direction or request for additional concepts may constitute additional work.
7.3 Approval
The Client is responsible for carefully reviewing Deliverables before providing approval.
Approval may be given in writing, by email or through another agreed approval process.
7.4 Deemed acceptance
If the Client does not identify material defects or required corrections within 10 Working Days of receiving a Deliverable for approval, the Deliverable may be treated as accepted.
Acceptance does not prevent correction of genuine defects that are within our responsibility.
8. Website Testing and Launch
8.1 Testing
Before launch, we will undertake reasonable testing of the website within the agreed scope.
Testing may include checking:
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major browsers;
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responsive layouts;
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navigation;
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forms;
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links;
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agreed functionality; and
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other specified features.
8.2 Browser and device compatibility
Websites may display differently across browsers, operating systems, devices and screen sizes.
We do not guarantee identical appearance or functionality across every possible device, browser or software configuration.
8.3 Accessibility
Unless accessibility testing or compliance is expressly included in the Project Agreement, we do not warrant that a website will comply with every accessibility standard, guideline or legal requirement.
Where accessibility requirements are specified in the Project Agreement, our obligations will be limited to the scope and standard expressly agreed.
8.4 Client approval
The Client is responsible for approving the website before launch.
Once the Client has approved the website for launch, subsequent changes may be chargeable.
8.5 Launch
We will make reasonable efforts to launch the website as agreed.
Launch may be delayed where required information, access, payment or approval has not been provided.
9. Fees, Invoicing and Payment
9.1 Fees
The Client agrees to pay the fees specified in the applicable Project Agreement.
Unless otherwise stated, all amounts are in New Zealand dollars and are exclusive of GST where applicable.
9.2 Deposits
For projects requiring a deposit, a 50% deposit must be paid before substantial project work commences.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, amounts paid in advance will be applied against the Services, work undertaken, resources committed, third-party costs and other reasonable project costs.
Where a project is cancelled or terminated by the Client, the deposit paid is non-refundable.
9.3 Progress invoices
For larger projects, we may invoice progressively during the project.
Unless otherwise specified, invoices are payable by the due date stated on the invoice.
9.4 Recurring services
Recurring services, including hosting, maintenance or other subscriptions, will be invoiced at the frequency stated in the applicable Project Agreement.
Recurring services will continue until cancelled in accordance with the applicable agreement.
9.5 GST
GST will be charged where applicable.
9.6 Payment method
Payment must be made by the method specified on our invoice unless otherwise agreed.
10. Overdue Accounts
10.1 Overdue amounts
If an invoice remains unpaid after its due date, we may charge reasonable interest on the overdue amount at a rate of 2.5% per month, calculated on the outstanding balance.
10.2 Recovery costs
The Client is responsible for reasonable costs incurred in recovering overdue amounts, including debt collection and legal costs on a solicitor-client basis, to the extent permitted by law.
10.3 Suspension
If an account is overdue, we may suspend some or all Services until the account is brought up to date.
This may include suspension of:
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website development;
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support;
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hosting;
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maintenance;
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updates; and
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website access where reasonably necessary to protect our interests.
Where practicable, we will provide reasonable notice before suspending website access. This does not prevent us from taking immediate action where reasonably necessary because of security, legal, technical or other urgent circumstances.
10.4 Project completion
We are not required to release final Deliverables, transfer website files, transfer domain or hosting services, or launch a website while undisputed amounts remain outstanding.
11. Website Hosting, Domains and Third-Party Services
11.1 Third-party services
Websites may depend upon third-party services and platforms.
These may include hosting providers, domain registrars, content delivery networks, payment gateways, email providers, Google services, social media platforms, APIs, plugins and software vendors.
11.2 Third-party availability
We are not responsible for failures, outages, changes, suspension or discontinuation of third-party services that are outside our reasonable control.
11.3 Domain names
Unless otherwise agreed, the Client is responsible for domain name registration and that domain renewal fees are paid when due.
11.4 Hosting, access and security
Where we provide hosting, the hosting arrangement is subject to the terms and limitations of the relevant hosting provider.
Hosting fees are payable in accordance with the applicable Project Agreement or invoice.
For security and operational reasons, CORO DIGITAL does not provide Clients or third parties with FTP, SFTP, SSH, control panel or other direct access credentials to servers managed by, or on behalf of CORO DIGITAL.
Where access to website files, databases or other hosting resources is reasonably required, CORO DIGITAL may, at its discretion, provide the required information or perform the requested work on the Client's behalf. Any work required to facilitate access, migration, transfer or changes to the hosting environment that is outside the agreed scope of Services may be charged at our then-current rates.
The Client acknowledges that access to the hosting environment may be restricted or denied where CORO DIGITAL considers that providing such access could compromise the security, integrity or operation of its hosting environment or other websites, systems or clients.
11.5 Cancellation of hosting
If hosting services are cancelled, the Client is responsible for arranging alternative hosting where required.
We may charge reasonable fees for website migration, backups, configuration and technical assistance.
11.6 Backups
Where we provide website hosting or maintenance, backups will only be provided to the extent expressly included in the applicable Project Agreement or hosting arrangement.
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backups are provided as a precaution and are not guaranteed to be complete, continuous or available at all times;
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we do not guarantee that every item of website or database data can be restored;
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the Client remains responsible for maintaining independent backups of important content and data; and
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restoration or recovery work may incur additional charges where not included in the agreed Services.
11.7 Software updates
Where website maintenance is not included, we do not undertake ongoing updates to content management systems, website builders, plugins, extensions, templates or other software unless separately agreed.
11.8 Payment gateways and online transactions
Where a website incorporates payment gateways, online payments, subscriptions, bookings or other financial transactions, those services are subject to the terms, fees, security requirements and availability of the relevant third-party provider.
We do not control payment processing, banking systems, transaction approvals, chargebacks, fraud detection or third-party payment outages.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Client remains responsible for its merchant account, payment-provider relationship, transaction fees, refunds, chargebacks and compliance with applicable payment-provider requirements.
12. Search Engines, SEO and Third-Party Platforms
Where SEO or digital marketing services are provided, the Client acknowledges that search engines and third-party platforms operate independently of CORO DIGITAL.
We do not guarantee:
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specific search-engine rankings;
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search-engine indexing;
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website traffic;
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enquiries;
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leads;
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sales;
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advertising results; or
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continued availability of third-party features.
Search-engine algorithms, policies and third-party platforms may change without notice.
13. Intellectual Property
13.1 Client Materials
The Client retains ownership of Client Materials.
The Client grants us a non-exclusive licence to use, reproduce, modify and adapt Client Materials to the extent reasonably necessary to provide the Services.
13.2 CORO DIGITAL Materials
We retain ownership of our pre-existing intellectual property, methodologies, processes, templates, frameworks, code libraries, tools, techniques, reusable components, know-how and other materials developed independently of the Client's project.
Nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of those materials to the Client unless expressly agreed in writing.
13.3 Bespoke Deliverables
Subject to full payment of all amounts owing in relation to the project, ownership of copyright in original bespoke design work specifically created for the Client and identified in the Project Agreement as being transferred to the Client will transfer to the Client upon payment in full, to the extent that such rights are capable of being transferred.
13.4 Website software and frameworks
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, ownership of third-party software, open-source software, frameworks, plugins, extensions, themes, libraries and other Third-Party Materials does not transfer to the Client.
The Client receives only the rights granted under the relevant third-party licence.
13.5 Third-party licences
The Client is responsible for complying with applicable third-party licence terms.
Some Third-Party Materials may require ongoing licence fees or subscriptions.
13.6 Stock photography and fonts
Stock images, fonts and similar licensed materials remain subject to the applicable licence terms and may not be freely transferable.
13.7 Portfolio rights
Unless otherwise agreed in the Project Agreement, or the Client requests otherwise in writing before publication, the Client grants us permission to identify the Client and display completed work in our portfolio, website, social media, marketing material and other promotional material.
We will take reasonable care not to disclose confidential information in doing so.
Where appropriate, portfolio material may include screenshots or other representations of a publicly launched website, logo, branding, signage, printed publication or graphic design.
14. Copyright and Client-Supplied Material
The Client warrants that use of all Client Materials supplied to us will not infringe copyright, trademarks, privacy rights, moral rights or other rights of any third party.
The Client is responsible for obtaining appropriate permissions, releases, licences and consents.
The Client indemnifies us against reasonable claims, losses, damages, costs and expenses arising from a claim that Client Materials supplied by or on behalf of the Client infringe a third party's rights, except to the extent the claim results from our own breach of these Terms or our negligent or wilful conduct.
15. Confidentiality
Each party agrees to keep confidential information received from the other party confidential and to use it only for the purposes of the project or business relationship.
Confidential information does not include information that:
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is publicly available other than through a breach of confidentiality;
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was already lawfully known to the receiving party;
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is independently developed without using confidential information; or
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must be disclosed by law.
This obligation continues after completion or termination of the Services.
16. Privacy and Personal Information
We will handle personal information in accordance with applicable New Zealand privacy laws, including the Privacy Act 2020.
The Client acknowledges that design projects may involve processing personal information on behalf of the Client.
Where we process personal information on the Client's behalf, the Client remains responsible for its obligations as the relevant business or organisation collecting that information, including ensuring that its collection, use, disclosure, retention and security practices are lawful and appropriate.
Where appropriate, the Client remains responsible for ensuring that its website has appropriate privacy notices, collection statements, consent mechanisms and other legal disclosures.
We will take reasonable steps to protect personal information that we hold or process in providing the Services.
Our own website privacy practices are described in our Privacy Policy.
17. Warranties and Consumer Guarantees
17.1 Professional standard
We will perform the Services with reasonable care and skill.
17.2 Statutory rights
Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right, remedy, guarantee or obligation that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
17.3 Consumer Guarantees Act
Where the Client is a consumer and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 applies, nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude or limit the Client's rights under that Act.
17.4 Business purpose–contracting out
Where the Client acquires our Services or Deliverables for the purposes of a business, and both parties are in trade, the parties agree that the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 will not apply to the Services or Deliverables to the maximum extent permitted by section 43 of that Act.
17.5 Fair Trading Act
To the maximum extent permitted by section 5D of the Fair Trading Act 1986, where the Services are supplied and acquired in trade and both parties are in trade, the parties agree to contract out of sections 9, 12A and 13 of that Act.
17.6 No guaranteed business outcome
Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, we do not guarantee that the Services will produce any particular commercial result, including increased sales, leads, enquiries, website traffic, search rankings or revenue.
18. Liability
18.1 Excluded losses
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect, special or consequential loss, or loss of:
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profit;
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revenue;
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business;
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anticipated savings;
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opportunity;
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goodwill;
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reputation; or
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business interruption.
We are also not liable for loss or corruption of data except to the extent directly caused by our breach of these Terms or our failure to exercise reasonable care.
18.2 Third-party services
We are not liable for loss caused by failures, interruptions, changes or defects in third-party products, services, platforms, software, hosting, domains, APIs or integrations, except to the extent caused by our own breach of contract or negligence.
18.3 Client Materials
We are not responsible for errors, omissions or legal issues arising from Client Materials or instructions supplied by the Client.
18.4 Website security
We will take reasonable steps within the agreed scope to maintain website security.
However, no website or internet-connected system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
We are not liable for security breaches, hacking, malware, denial-of-service attacks or other malicious activity except to the extent directly caused by our failure to exercise reasonable care.
18.5 Liability cap
Subject to clause 18.6, our total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with:
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a project will not exceed the total fees paid or payable by the Client under the relevant Project Agreement; and
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recurring services will not exceed the fees paid or payable by the Client for those Services during the 6 months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
Where a claim relates to multiple Services or Project Agreements, the applicable liability cap will be determined by the Services most directly giving rise to the claim.
18.6 Non-excludable liability
Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability to the extent that such liability cannot lawfully be limited or excluded.
19. Indemnity
The Client indemnifies us against reasonable claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses arising from:
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Client Materials;
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unlawful or misleading Client content;
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infringement of third-party intellectual property rights by Client Materials;
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the Client's breach of these Terms;
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the Client's breach of applicable law; or
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instructions provided by the Client that cause us to breach a third party's rights.
This indemnity does not apply to the extent that the relevant loss results from our own breach of these Terms, negligence or wilful misconduct.
20. Handover, Transfer and Retention of Project Assets
Following termination or completion of the Services, CORO DIGITAL will provide the Client with any agreed final deliverables and reasonable handover or transfer assistance, provided all amounts owing to CORO DIGITAL have been paid in full. Any handover, migration or transfer work outside the agreed scope of Services will be charged at our then-current rates, and payment may be required in advance.
The Client must request any required handover or transfer within 30 days of termination or completion of the Services. After this period, CORO DIGITAL may delete websites and databases, project files, working files, backups and other associated data, subject to any legal, regulatory, accounting or insurance obligations to retain information. Payment of outstanding amounts after this period does not require CORO DIGITAL to recover or recreate files or data that have already been deleted.
21. Termination
21.1 Termination by Client
The Client may request termination of a project by providing written notice.
On termination, the Client must pay for:
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Services completed up to the termination date;
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work in progress;
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approved variations;
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non-refundable third-party costs;
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committed expenses;
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reasonable project resources already committed; and
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other reasonable costs incurred as a result of the termination.
21.2 Termination by CORO DIGITAL
We may terminate or suspend the Services if:
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the Client materially breaches these Terms;
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an invoice remains unpaid;
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the Client fails to provide required information or approvals;
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the Client becomes insolvent or enters liquidation, receivership or administration;
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continuing the project would require us to breach the law; or
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continuing the project would reasonably expose us to unacceptable legal, reputational or security risk.
Where appropriate, we will first give the Client reasonable notice and an opportunity to remedy the breach.
21.3 Effect of termination
Upon termination:
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all amounts due become immediately payable;
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recurring services may be cancelled;
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work may cease;
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access to systems may be withdrawn where reasonably necessary;
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the Client remains responsible for applicable third-party and committed costs; and
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intellectual property rights will transfer only to the extent specified in these Terms and subject to payment in full.
22. Suspension
We may temporarily suspend Services where reasonably necessary because of:
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non-payment;
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security concerns;
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unlawful content;
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abusive or threatening behaviour;
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third-party service failure;
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technical issues;
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Client delay; or
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circumstances beyond our reasonable control.
Where practicable, we will give reasonable notice of suspension.
Suspension does not relieve the Client of its obligation to pay amounts already due or other amounts properly payable under the Project Agreement.
23. Force Majeure
We are not liable for delay or failure to perform caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control.
These circumstances may include:
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natural disasters;
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fire;
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flood;
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earthquake;
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pandemic;
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power failure;
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telecommunications failure;
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internet outages;
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cyberattacks;
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hosting or infrastructure failure;
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software or platform failures;
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strikes;
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government action;
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war;
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civil disturbance;
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illness; or
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failure of suppliers or other third parties.
We will use reasonable efforts to minimise the effect of such circumstances.
24. Dispute Resolution
24.1 Good-faith resolution
The parties will first attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith discussion between appropriate representatives.
24.2 Mediation
If a dispute cannot be resolved through discussion, either party may request mediation in New Zealand.
The parties will attempt to agree on a mediator and share the mediator's costs equally unless otherwise agreed.
24.3 Debt recovery
Nothing in this section prevents us from taking reasonable steps to recover undisputed overdue amounts, including debt collection or court proceedings, without first undertaking mediation.
24.4 Further proceedings
If mediation does not resolve the dispute, either party may pursue any remedy available under New Zealand law, including proceedings in an appropriate New Zealand court or, where the parties separately agree, arbitration under the Arbitration Act 1996.
Nothing prevents either party from seeking urgent interim or injunctive relief where reasonably necessary.
25. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms and Conditions from time to time.
The version applicable to a particular project will generally be the version identified in, or linked from, the relevant Project Agreement or otherwise in force when that Project Agreement is accepted, unless the parties expressly agree otherwise.
Updated Terms will apply to future projects from the date specified in the updated Terms.
Nothing in this clause permits us to unilaterally change the agreed commercial terms of an existing project.
26. General
26.1 Entire agreement
These Terms and the applicable Project Agreement constitute the agreement between the parties regarding the Services and supersede prior discussions and understandings concerning those Services, except where expressly incorporated into the Project Agreement.
26.2 Variation
Changes to a Project Agreement should be agreed in writing.
26.3 Assignment
The Client may not assign or transfer its rights or obligations under a Project Agreement without our prior written consent.
Creative Fuel Limited may assign or transfer its rights and obligations under a Project Agreement to a related entity, purchaser or successor business as part of a genuine business restructuring, sale or transfer of the relevant business, provided that the Client's substantive rights are not materially reduced as a result.
26.4 Subcontractors
We may use employees, contractors and specialist suppliers to provide the Services.
We remain responsible for managing our subcontractors in relation to the Services we have agreed to provide.
26.5 Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be severed or modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions will continue in effect.
26.6 Waiver
A failure or delay by either party to enforce a right does not constitute a waiver of that right.
26.7 No partnership or agency
Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship or agency relationship between the parties.
26.8 Notices
Notices under these Terms may be provided by email to the contact address supplied by the relevant party.
26.9 New Zealand law
These Terms and all Services are governed by the laws of New Zealand.
The parties submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of New Zealand.
27. Website Content and Intellectual Property Notice
Unless otherwise stated, all intellectual property rights in the CORO DIGITAL website, including its text, graphics, images, branding, layout, design and other content, are owned by or licensed to Creative Fuel Limited.
No licence or right to reproduce, modify, adapt, distribute or commercially exploit material from the CORO DIGITAL website is granted merely by accessing or viewing the website.
Written permission must be obtained before reproducing material from the website, except where permitted by law.
28. Contact Details
Creative Fuel Limited trading as CORO DIGITAL
5 Eyre Street
Whitianga
New Zealand
Phone: 027 822 2900
Email:
Website: www.corodigital.nz
Acceptance
By accepting a CORO DIGITAL proposal, quotation or other Project Agreement, the Client confirms that it has:
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read and understood these Terms and Conditions;
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had the opportunity to seek independent legal advice;
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accepted these Terms and Conditions;
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agreed to be bound by them in relation to the Services; and
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acknowledged that the version of these Terms and Conditions identified or linked in the applicable Project Agreement forms part of the agreement between the parties.
Where the Client is a company or organisation, the person accepting the Project Agreement confirms that they are authorised to accept the Project Agreement and these Terms and Conditions on behalf of that entity.
Creative Fuel Limited trading as CORO DIGITAL
Whitianga, New Zealand