Legal · T&Cs · ParlAIment
General Terms and Conditions
Informational translation. This English version is provided for convenience. The binding version is the German text at airia.systems/de/legal/agb; in case of any discrepancy, the German version prevails.
§ 1 · Scope, contractual parties
(1) These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter: "T&Cs") apply to all contracts between AIRIA Systems GmbH (hereinafter: "AIRIA") and its customers concerning the provision of the ParlAIment Software under the Software-as-a-Service model (subscription, "Model A") or the granting of usage rights to a specific major version with ongoing hosting and operational services (perpetual licence, "Model B"), as well as all related services (in particular onboarding, connectors, training).
(2) A customer within the meaning of these T&Cs is exclusively an entrepreneur within the meaning of § 14 BGB (BGB — German Civil Code), a legal person under public law or a public-law special fund. Contracts with consumers (§ 13 BGB) are expressly not concluded.
(3) Deviating, conflicting or supplementary general terms and conditions of the customer shall not become part of the contract unless AIRIA has expressly agreed to their applicability in writing. These T&Cs shall apply exclusively even if AIRIA renders performance without reservation in the knowledge of conflicting or deviating terms.
(4) In the event of a conflict between these T&Cs, the individual offer, the Data Processing Agreement (DPA) and any Service Descriptions / SLA, the following order of precedence applies: (1) DPA, (2) individual offer or Master Services Agreement, (3) Service Level Annex / TOM Annex, (4) these T&Cs, (5) other annexes.
§ 2 · Formation of contract, incorporation of the T&Cs
(1) Offers by AIRIA are non-binding unless expressly marked as binding. A contract is formed by acceptance of a binding offer by the customer in text form (§ 126b BGB) or by written order confirmation from AIRIA.
(2) Upon conclusion of the contract, the customer agrees to the applicability of these T&Cs in the version valid at the time of contract conclusion. AIRIA makes the T&Cs available at airia.systems/legal/agb and, on request, in text form.
(3) Amendments to or supplements of individual contractual provisions require text form to be effective. This also applies to any amendment of this text-form requirement itself.
§ 3 · Subject matter of the services
(1) AIRIA provides ParlAIment to the customer in the variant agreed in each case (Model A subscription or Model B perpetual licence for the contractually agreed major version) for use via the internet. The service tier agreed in the contract (e.g. Research, Parliamentary, Enterprise) determines, in particular, the included number of users, monthly requests ("queries"), connectors, vector storage and service-level grades.
(2) The scope of functionality is set out in the applicable Service Description in Annex 1. Save as otherwise specified therein, AIRIA owes medium type and quality of the contractual service.
(3) AIRIA operates ParlAIment exclusively on infrastructure located within the European Union and operated by sub-processors established in the EU. Any change to this practice is permissible only following prior notification of the customer pursuant to § 10. § 16 (EU location) governs the details.
(4) The availability of ParlAIment is conclusively defined in the Service Level Annex (Annex 2); the service-credit system regulated therein constitutes conclusive substitute for reduction within the meaning of § 11 (6) of these T&Cs.
(5) AIRIA is not obliged to provide the customer with source code, build tools or uncompiled versions of the Software. Subject to a separate agreement and remuneration, the customer may arrange for a source-code deposit (software escrow) with an independent escrow agent.
§ 4 · Right of use — Model A (subscription)
(1) Upon conclusion of the contract, AIRIA grants the customer a simple, non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-sublicensable right to use the Software for the contractually agreed term. The right of use is limited to the agreed service tier, the agreed number of users, the agreed request quota and the agreed storage volume, as well as to the customer's internal business purposes.
(2) Use takes place by access via the network; permanent reproduction or download of the program code does not occur. The principle of exhaustion within the meaning of § 69c No. 3 sentence 2 UrhG (German Copyright Act) does not apply to the right of use under Model A.
(3) The right of use terminates automatically upon termination of the subscription contract. Any further use is impermissible.
(4) The customer's mandatory rights under § 69d UrhG remain unaffected.
§ 5 · Right of use — Model B (perpetual licence)
(1) Upon full payment of the licence fee, AIRIA grants the customer a simple, non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-sublicensable, time-unlimited right to use the contractually agreed major version (vN.x) of the Software. The right of use is limited to the agreed service tier, the agreed number of users and to the customer's internal business purposes.
(2) The perpetual licence extends only to the major version agreed in the contract, including all minor releases and security patches of that major version, but not to future major versions (vN+1, vN+2, …). Upgrades to a new major version require a separate upgrade licence on the terms then in force (see § 5 (5)).
(3) Hosting and operational service. The economic operation of the Software by AIRIA (provision of infrastructure, maintenance, support, delivery of minor releases / security patches within the agreed major version) is compensated by the monthly hosting and operations fee. A separate maintenance fee is not charged.
(4) AIRIA's obligation to host a particular major version ends 24 months after general availability ("General Availability", GA) of the subsequent major version (vN+1 GA). The customer's perpetual licence to the contractually agreed major version remains unaffected. AIRIA will endeavour to offer the customer, upon expiry of this period, an economically reasonable extended-support or self-hosting arrangement on the then-applicable terms. Alternatively, the customer may upgrade to the subsequent major version.
(5) Upgrade licence. The customer is entitled to upgrade to a newer major version at any time. The upgrade licence fee amounts to 50 % of the list licence fee for the relevant service tier in force at the time of the upgrade. The hosting and operational service continues uninterrupted beyond the upgrade.
(6) The customer's mandatory rights under § 69d UrhG remain unaffected. A right of decompilation pursuant to § 69e UrhG exists only under the narrow conditions provided for therein.
§ 6 · Onboarding services
(1) Onboarding services (tenant set-up, VPN provisioning, connector configuration, historical backfill, training, runbook handover, commissioning support) are commissioned and remunerated separately. They are structured as a service contract within the meaning of § 611 BGB.
(2) AIRIA owes the professional execution of the contractually agreed activities, not a specific economic or functional outcome. Acceptance within the meaning of § 640 BGB does not take place; any activity described as "acceptance testing" or "commissioning support" is operational assistance with commissioning and does not constitute work-product acceptance. § 631 BGB and §§ 633 et seq. BGB do not apply to onboarding services.
(3) The person-days set out in the offer are calculatory estimates. Where the scope of services is materially expanded, the parties shall agree on a change order in text form, with additional costs at AIRIA's then-applicable daily rate.
§ 7 · Customer obligations, cooperation, acceptable use
(1) The customer is obliged to provide AIRIA in good time with all information, access and cooperation required for the rendering of the services. Delays due to failure of the customer to cooperate are at the customer's expense.
(2) The customer manages its users on its own responsibility within the agreed service tier. The customer is obliged to ensure that only authorised persons obtain access to the platform, that access credentials are kept secret and are immediately blocked upon loss. Disclosure of access credentials to third parties is impermissible.
(3) The customer undertakes not to misuse ParlAIment, in particular not for:
- uploading or processing unlawful or rights-infringing content;
- the processing of special categories of personal data within the meaning of Art. 9 GDPR (see § 12 (4));
- attempts to circumvent tenant isolation or security mechanisms, automated mass queries beyond the agreed quotas, or reverse engineering of the Software (§ 18 (5));
- defamation of third parties;
- the creation of personal evaluation, scoring, behavioural or personality profiles of natural persons, in so far as these go beyond the mere discoverability and analysis of publicly made parliamentary statements.
(4) The customer is obliged to maintain appropriate backups of its own content where restoration from AIRIA's backup system is not reasonable or not possible for data-protection or technical reasons.
(5) In the event of breaches of paragraph (3), AIRIA is entitled to prohibit the relevant processing without delay and to call on the customer to remedy the breach. Serious or repeated breaches entitle AIRIA to extraordinary termination pursuant to § 9 (5).
§ 8 · Remuneration, payment terms, taxes
(1) Remuneration is set out in the individual offer or in the price list applicable at the relevant time. All prices are stated in euros (EUR) and net of statutory value-added tax.
(2) For B2B services to an undertaking established in another EU member state, the place of supply is in the country of the recipient pursuant to Art. 44 in conjunction with Art. 196 Directive 2006/112/EC, § 3a (2) UStG (German VAT Act) and § 13b UStG (for Austria: § 19 (1) UStG); the reverse-charge procedure applies. The customer warrants the accuracy of its VAT identification number and shall notify any changes without delay. AIRIA issues invoices with the indication "Reverse charge — tax liability of the recipient of the supply".
(3) Invoices are payable net within 30 days of the invoice date.
(4) In the event of payment default, the customer owes default interest at a rate of 9 percentage points above the base rate pursuant to § 247 BGB. Further claims for damages remain reserved.
(5) AIRIA is entitled, after a single unsuccessful reminder and following the expiry of a period of 21 days, to suspend performance where the customer is in default with undisputed claims. § 9 (5) (extraordinary termination) remains unaffected.
(6) Set-off and right of retention. The customer is only entitled to set off claims that are undisputed or have been finally adjudicated. The customer may exercise a right of retention only in so far as its counterclaim is based on the same contractual relationship and is undisputed or has been finally adjudicated.
(7) Price adjustment. AIRIA may adjust prices as of the respective renewal date with a prior-notice period of at least 60 days, by no more than the higher of (i) 3 % p.a. or (ii) the change in the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP-DE) since the last adjustment. Adjustments beyond this scope require the customer's consent in text form; if consent is refused, either party has a special right to terminate as of the next renewal date.
(8) Overage services ("overages" — e.g. requests above the included quota, additional connectors, additional vector storage) are billed monthly in arrears on the basis of the rates contractually agreed, including in contracts billed annually.
§ 9 · Contract term, renewal, termination
(1) Model A monthly (A.1). Contract term: monthly. Ordinary termination with a notice period of 30 days to the end of the month.
(2) Model A annual (A.2). Minimum contract term: 12 months from provisioning. The contract is automatically renewed for further 12-month periods unless terminated by either party in text form with a notice period of 60 days to the end of the term.
(3) Model B (perpetual licence + Hosting & Operations). The perpetual licence within the meaning of § 5 is unlimited in time. The hosting and operational service has a minimum term of 12 months from provisioning and is automatically renewed for further 12-month periods unless terminated by either party in text form with a notice period of 90 days to the end of the term. § 5 (4) (end of hosting obligation 24 months after vN+1 GA) remains unaffected.
(4) The right of either party to extraordinary termination for good cause pursuant to § 314 BGB / § 543 BGB remains unaffected.
(5) Good cause for AIRIA exists in particular where:
- the customer is in default with undisputed claims for more than 14 days after reminder;
- an insolvency petition is filed by the customer or insolvency proceedings are opened;
- there is a material breach of § 7 (acceptable use) or § 12 (data-protection obligations);
- there are repeated material breaches of contract or material breaches that are not remedied within 30 days after reminder.
(6) Effects of termination. Upon termination taking effect, all rights of use of the customer pursuant to § 4 (3) (for Model A) or its hosting entitlement (for Model B) end; the customer's perpetual licence pursuant to § 5 remains unaffected. AIRIA shall return or, at the customer's option, delete customer data pursuant to § 11 of the Data Processing Agreement (Annex DPA-1).
(7) Notices of termination require text form (§ 126b BGB). A stricter form is not required.
§ 10 · Sub-Processors
(1) For the rendering of the services, AIRIA may engage Sub-Processors. A current list of the Sub-Processors engaged is published at airia.systems/legal/subprocessors and forms part of the DPA.
(2) AIRIA shall inform the customer in text form at least 30 days prior to the engagement or replacement of a Sub-Processor (by e-mail to the contact address designated in the contract or via the aforementioned URL with push notification). The customer may object within 15 days of notification where legitimate data-protection grounds exist. The parties shall endeavour to reach an amicable solution; should this not succeed within 30 days, the customer may terminate the service component affected by the change with a notice period of 30 days; pre-paid remuneration will be refunded pro rata. The customer has no further claims in this case.
(3) The details of sub-processing within the meaning of Art. 28 (2) and (4) GDPR are governed by the DPA (Annex DPA-1).
§ 11 · Warranty, service levels, guarantees
(1) The SaaS contract is in essence a lease contract within the meaning of § 535 BGB. To the extent that AIRIA renders onboarding or other consulting services, the provisions of § 6 (service contract) apply to those services.
(2) AIRIA warrants that the Software conforms to the contractually agreed characteristics (Annex 1, Annex 2 SLA) during the term of the contract.
(3) In the event of defects, the customer is entitled to remedy of defects pursuant to § 535 (1) sentence 2 BGB. AIRIA shall remedy defects within the response and restoration times defined in the SLA (Annex 2).
(4) The availability of ParlAIment is conclusively defined in the Service Level Annex pursuant to Annex 2. Service credits under the Service Level Annex constitute conclusive compensation for failure to achieve the agreed availability and substitute for reduction within the meaning of § 536 BGB, to the extent permitted by law. § 13 of these T&Cs remains unaffected.
(5) Liability for initial defects. Strict liability for initial material defects pursuant to § 536a (1) BGB is limited to direct damage; otherwise the limitations of § 13 apply. Liability for intent and gross negligence pursuant to § 13 (1) remains unaffected.
(6) Customer cooperation. A prerequisite for warranty claims is that the customer notifies defects in text form without delay upon becoming aware of them and provides the information necessary for defect analysis.
§ 12 · Data protection, pure-processor position, customer warranty
(1) Allocation of roles. When processing personal data, the customer is the Controller within the meaning of Art. 4 No. 7 GDPR; AIRIA is the Processor within the meaning of Art. 4 No. 8, Art. 28 GDPR. The details are governed by the Data Processing Agreement attached to this contract as Annex DPA-1.
(2) AIRIA processes personal data exclusively on the documented instructions of the customer and not for its own purposes. AIRIA does not determine the purposes of the processing. Should AIRIA be of the view that an instruction infringes applicable data-protection law, AIRIA shall inform the customer without delay (Art. 28 (3) sentence 3 GDPR).
(3) Customer warranty regarding legal basis and information. The customer warrants to AIRIA that:
- it has an effective legal basis pursuant to Art. 6 GDPR and — where applicable — pursuant to Art. 9 GDPR for all personal data which it uploads, enters into or has processed by ParlAIment; in particular:
- for the customer's own users (employees, office-holders of the parliamentary group who are granted access), a legal basis exists pursuant to Art. 6 (1) lit. b GDPR (performance of contract) or lit. a GDPR (consent), or under a corresponding applicable member-state legal basis;
- for third parties whose personal data are ingested from public sources such as OpenData Parliament, the customer has assessed and decided that the processing may be based on Art. 6 (1) lit. e GDPR (public interest / public task) or lit. f GDPR (legitimate interests) and — for special categories of personal data — on Art. 9 (2) lit. e GDPR (data manifestly made public by the data subject);
- it has provided or will provide the information required under Art. 13 and Art. 14 GDPR to the data subjects concerned;
- its instructions to AIRIA do not infringe applicable data-protection law;
- the customer responds to requests by data subjects pursuant to Art. 15 et seq. GDPR itself as Controller, and AIRIA only assists with the response pursuant to Art. 28 (3) lit. e GDPR.
(4) Prohibition of special categories. The customer is not entitled to process special categories of personal data within the meaning of Art. 9 GDPR (in particular data concerning health, sexual orientation, religious convictions, biometric / genetic data) in ParlAIment, with the exception of (i) data manifestly made public by the data subject pursuant to Art. 9 (2) lit. e GDPR (in particular parliamentary statements), or (ii) on the basis of an express written supplementary agreement with AIRIA with additional safeguards.
(5) Indemnification. The customer shall indemnify AIRIA from all fines, third-party damage claims and substantiated direct costs incurred by AIRIA as a result of a culpable breach by the customer of the warranty under paragraph (3) or the prohibition under paragraph (4), provided that the breach is not attributable to a breach of duty by AIRIA. The indemnification claim is limited, consistent with § 13 (2) of these T&Cs, to double the remuneration paid by the customer in the contract year, per contract year; statutory claims under Art. 82 GDPR (in particular recourse pursuant to Art. 82 (5)) remain unaffected.
(6) EU location. AIRIA processes personal data exclusively within the European Union. § 16 governs the details and the procedure in the event of changes.
(7) For all other matters, the provisions of the DPA (Annex DPA-1) apply.
§ 13 · Liability
(1) AIRIA is liable without limitation for damages resulting from injury to life, body or health based on a culpable breach of duty by AIRIA, its legal representatives or vicarious agents, as well as for damages resulting from an intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty by AIRIA, its legal representatives or executive employees, and under the German Product Liability Act and in the event of fraudulently concealed defects or guaranteed characteristics.
(2) For ordinary negligence, AIRIA is liable for damages resulting from a breach of material contractual duties (cardinal duties) — duties the fulfilment of which is essential to the proper performance of the contract and on whose compliance the customer may regularly rely — limited to the foreseeable damage typical of the contract. Caps:
- per damaging event: twelve times the agreed monthly remuneration for the relevant service, but not less than € 50,000;
- per contract year aggregated: twice the remuneration actually paid by the customer in the relevant contract year, but not less than € 100,000.
For the rest, AIRIA's liability for ordinary negligence is excluded.
(3) Indirect damages, consequential damages, loss of profit and data loss are excluded outside the scope of paragraphs (1) and (2). In any event, AIRIA's liability for data loss is limited to the typical recovery effort that would have arisen had the customer maintained proper backups in accordance with § 7 (4).
(4) The liability limitations of this § 13 do not apply to the matters set out in paragraph (1) and do not apply to claims under Art. 82 GDPR to the extent that these are statutorily unlimited. § 12 (5) (indemnification cap) governs the contractual limitation of the indemnification obligation, which deviates from this.
(5) To the extent that AIRIA's liability is excluded or limited under the foregoing paragraphs, this also applies to the personal liability of its legal representatives, employees and vicarious agents.
(6) Claims by the customer arising from defects in the service become time-barred 12 months from the statutory commencement of the limitation period, in so far as they are not covered by paragraph (1) or are mandatorily regulated otherwise by law.
§ 14 · Third-party rights (IP defence)
(1) AIRIA shall defend the customer at its own cost against third-party claims alleging that the contractual use of the Software in Germany or Austria infringes registered third-party patents, copyrights or trade secrets, provided that the customer (a) notifies AIRIA of the claim without delay in text form, (b) grants AIRIA sole control of the defence and settlement negotiations, and (c) cooperates reasonably.
(2) AIRIA may, at its discretion, (i) modify or replace the Software so that the infringement of rights ceases without impairing the essential functionality, or (ii) obtain a licence, or (iii) terminate the affected service component and refund pro rata any pre-paid, unused remuneration. AIRIA's liability under this § 14 is limited to the measures under (i) to (iii) and to the costs of defence.
(3) Exceptions. AIRIA's duty of defence does not apply where the alleged infringement is based on:
- content, data sources or configurations which the customer instructs AIRIA to ingest or process;
- use of the Software outside the contractually agreed scope or in breach of § 7 of these T&Cs;
- modification or combination of the Software by the customer with third-party software or third-party content without AIRIA's express consent.
(4) Reciprocal indemnification by the customer. The customer shall indemnify AIRIA from third-party claims based on the constellations set out in paragraph (3), as well as from claims based on a breach of the warranty under § 12 (3) or the prohibition under § 12 (4). The limitations under § 12 (5) and § 13 apply mutatis mutandis.
(5) The outputs generated by ParlAIment serve exclusively to support parliamentary research, analysis and fact-checking processes. AIRIA does not warrant the substantive completeness, accuracy or legal assessment of AI-generated content. The customer remains obliged to verify all outputs on its own responsibility — professionally, legally and substantively — prior to their use. ParlAIment does not replace legal, political or professional advice.
§ 15 · Force majeure
(1) Neither party is liable for any delay or failure to perform the contract — with the exception of payment obligations — due to events outside its reasonable control, including (but not limited to) war, terrorism, civil unrest, pandemics, official measures, internet outages, power or telecommunications outages, cyberattacks not attributable to the affected party, and material outages of third-party infrastructure used by AIRIA, including the Hetzner data-centre operator and the AI inference providers designated in Annex D.
(2) The affected party shall notify the other party without delay in text form and shall make reasonable efforts to mitigate the damage.
(3) If a force-majeure event lasts longer than 30 consecutive days, either party may terminate the affected service component for good cause without owing damages; pre-paid, unused remuneration will be refunded pro rata.
§ 16 · EU location of processing
(1) AIRIA operates ParlAIment exclusively on infrastructure located within the European Union and operated by Sub-Processors established in the European Union and subject to EU sovereign authority.
(2) AIRIA shall not change the practice described in paragraph (1) without at least 30 days' prior notice in text form to the customer. In the event of a change, the customer has a special right to terminate the affected service component pursuant to § 10 (2). A third-country transfer within the meaning of Art. 44 et seq. GDPR shall take place only under the conditions provided for therein and not without notification of the customer.
(3) Data processing in the context of AI inference is performed exclusively at EU-established providers that meet the sovereignty criteria defined in Annex D. To the best of AIRIA's current knowledge, AIRIA selects exclusively providers that are not subject to any known US surveillance obligations pursuant to FISA 702 or the CLOUD Act.
§ 17 · Data return and provider switching (EU Data Act, Regulation (EU) 2023/2854)
(1) At the customer's request — in accordance with the requirements of Art. 25 Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 — AIRIA shall, within a period specified by the customer of no more than two months from the request, support the switch to another provider and make the exportable customer data available in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format.
(2) The customer data and digital assets to be exported are conclusively listed in Annex 3.
(3) The transition period is at least 30 calendar days; at the customer's request it shall be extended to up to seven months.
(4) Upon completion of the switching operation, the customer data shall be deleted pursuant to § 11 of the DPA.
(5) Switching fees. Until 12 January 2027, only substantiated direct costs shall be charged; thereafter, no switching fees shall be levied.
(6) The obligations regarding data return contained in the Data Processing Agreement (Art. 28 (3) lit. g GDPR) remain unaffected.
§ 18 · Confidentiality, trade secrets
(1) Both parties undertake to keep secret all information of the other party marked as confidential or whose confidential nature follows from its content (in particular trade secrets within the meaning of § 2 No. 1 GeschGehG — German Trade Secrets Act — or § 26b Austrian UWG) — including (but not limited to) the customer's queries and search histories, its internal research strategy, as well as AIRIA's pricing, architecture, algorithms and source code.
(2) The parties shall use confidential information exclusively for the performance of the contract, shall protect it by appropriate technical and organisational measures, and shall disclose it only to employees and Sub-Processors on a need-to-know basis who are subject to a corresponding confidentiality obligation.
(3) The confidentiality obligation continues to apply for five years after the end of the contract; for trade secrets, protection continues beyond that for as long as they qualify as trade secrets within the meaning of GeschGehG / UWG.
(4) Exceptions apply to information which:
- was already generally known prior to disclosure;
- becomes generally known through no fault of the receiving party;
- is lawfully disclosed to the receiving party by a third party not subject to a confidentiality obligation;
- must be disclosed on the basis of a statutory or official obligation, provided that the disclosing party has previously informed the other party — to the extent legally permissible;
- relates to whistleblowing or the exercise of legitimate reporting rights pursuant to § 5 GeschGehG or applicable whistleblower-protection provisions.
(5) Reverse engineering. The customer shall not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the Software except in so far as permitted by mandatory statutory provisions (in particular § 69e UrhG).
(6) Return / destruction. Upon termination of the contract, each party shall return or permanently delete / destroy the confidential information of the other party in its possession, with the exception of copies that must be retained for legal or regulatory reasons.
§ 19 · Final provisions
(1) Written form / text form. Amendments and supplements to these T&Cs and any individual agreements require text form (§ 126b BGB) to be effective. A stricter form is not required.
(2) Severability clause. Should individual provisions of these T&Cs be or become invalid in whole or in part, the validity of the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected. The statutory provision shall apply in place of the invalid provision. The parties are aware that, according to the case-law of the Federal Court of Justice (NJW 2010, 1131), a severability clause does not protect against § 306 (2) BGB; however, it serves as an aid to interpreting the parties' intent.
(3) Assignment. The customer may not assign this contract without AIRIA's prior consent in text form. AIRIA is entitled to assign rights and obligations under this contract to a group-affiliated or acquiring entity in the context of a group restructuring or sale of the business area, provided that such entity assumes the contractual obligations without material detriment to the customer.
(4) Notices. Notices under this contract shall be given in text form (§ 126b BGB), in particular by e-mail to the respective designated contract addresses. A stricter form is not required.
§ 20 · Applicable law and jurisdiction
(1) This contract is governed exclusively by the law of the Federal Republic of Germany, to the exclusion of private international law and to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
(2) The exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising out of or in connection with this contract is Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany. This agreement is entered into with reference to § 38 (1) ZPO (German Code of Civil Procedure) and Art. 25 Regulation (EU) 1215/2012 (Brussels I-bis Regulation).
(3) Notwithstanding paragraph (2), AIRIA is entitled to bring actions for the collection of receivables or for the enforcement of industrial property rights and trade secrets also at the customer's general place of jurisdiction.
Annexes
- Annex 1: Service Description (ParlAIment tier-specific features, quotas, connectors)
- Annex 2: Service Level Annex (SLA — availability, response and restoration times, service credits)
- Annex 3: List of exportable customer data and digital assets (EU Data Act Art. 25)
- Annex DPA-1: Data Processing Agreement (DPA) pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR
- Sub-Processor list: maintained at airia.systems/legal/subprocessors
T&Cs version 1.0, in force as of 28 April 2026 · AIRIA Systems GmbH · Grünberger Str. 54 · 10245 Berlin · [email protected]