Borigo is a modern web-based communications platform specifically for the use as an intranet in various homes communities like homeowner associations, apartment buildings, dormitories etc. You access it by logging in from borigo.com or the app Borigo.

Borigo is developed and published by:

Borigo
℅ Heynabo! ApS
Zeus Boulevard 16
2650 Hvidovre
DENMARK

CVR-nr. DK-40774254
Email: hey@heynabo.com
Website: heynabo.com

Your association receives access to use Borigo.

We make the platform available as is, but with time we will change and develop it further.

2.1 Add-Ons on Demand

Borigo is made available along with some add-ons. Depending on your needs, you may choose among these functionalities, typically on a subscription basis. Prices will be stated on the Borigo website, within Borigo or in proposals we may make for you.

Subscriptions are automatically renewed until they are canceled by you in writing or from within Borigo.

By default you will pay us within 14 days or within the time we have agreed upon. If you fail to do so, we may block your access to the unpaid add-on until we have been paid.

A purchase is a purchase. You cannot be refunded for already paid orders.

If we ever should want to discontinue an add-on (like the Maintenance Center), we can only do so at a 3 months' written notice.

These terms come into effect when the association is created in Borigo. You are to accept them in writing or by ticking as part of the signup procedure.

There is no minimum commitment term for you.

We may terminate your use of Borigo at a 3 months' written notice.

We own all rights to the Borigo platform. You receive a so-called non-exclusive, non-transferable and time-limited right to use Borigo.

You own all rights to the content within your association account in Borigo. This means that everything you post or upload to Borigo is yours.

All content added to your association account within Borigo is processed securely, decently and confidentiality.

5.1 We Shall Secure Borigo (Security of Processing)

We are obligated to secure Borigo and the personal data stored within your association account.

More specifically we are to take the appropriate technical and organizational security measures to ensure that information is not accidentally or unlawfully destroyed, lost or altered, disclosed for unauthorized sources, misused or otherwise processed against Danish data protection law (Databeskyttelsesloven), European data protection law (GDPR) or the law of Denmark in general.

We will continually follow the established best practice related to running web and mobile applications, including using contemporary server software, encryption, backup, logging etc.

We are only responsible for security breaches that we reasonably could have secured us against or in another way prevented according to the above.

5.2 You Are Responsible for Your Content

Your content is yours. You are responsible for all content within your association account.

However, you will keep Borigo free from offensive content and abusive behavior. You understand and accept that violations can lead to the closure of a user's user account. Additionally, you have the right to enforce "Good Behavior on Borigo" (borigo.com/god-skik/) or other policies or value sets of such kind that you adopt.

Specifically regarding offensive or in any other way offending content in the form of text, images, music etc. (including content infringing others' immaterial rights or in any other way being illegal) the following applies:

You are obligated to keep us free of harm in any way regarding any claims that might be directed against us and/or you in relation to any of the content in your association account.

5.3 Specifically Regarding Personal Data (Data Processing Agreement)

Overall, there are two types of users in Borigo:

You can store the following ordinary personal data in Borigo:

5.3.1 Purpose

The purpose of having personal data in Borigo is to enable you to use Borigo to notify, communicate and administer digitally in the association including having an online, up-to-date resident directory and to administer sign-ups and reservations.

5.3.2 You Are Data Controller, We Are Data Processor

You are what Danish data protection law (Databeskyttelsesloven) and European data protection law (GDPR) refer to as data controller, while we are data processor. We act only on your instruction in line with the purpose described above.

As an association you will normally have a natural legitimate interest as a result of your purpose to add the personal data of your members, residents and employees and invite them to a platform like Borigo. However, it remains your responsibility as the data controller to ensure that you are allowed to add personal data to Borigo. Sometimes, something else or more is required, like acceptance from each individual (consent) if you want to send them advertisements.

We are obligated to assist you when you are to live up to your obligations related to your personal data in Borigo. On the one hand by making information about our security measures available to you and give you the opportunity to revise and, if needed, make inspections in order to make it clear to you that we live up to our obligations. On the other hand at a user's requests (e.g. of insight), your documentation of security breaches, your timely filing of security breaches or your notification of affected users. It may take up to 180 days before deleted content is completely deleted from all our systems.

We may by law be forced to transfer your personal data to someone, typically authorities. In that case we shall, if it is legal for us to do so, inform you about it.

5.3.3 Confidentiality

We shall ensure that individuals who process your personal data on our behalf have committed themselves to confidentiality.

5.3.4 Security of Processing

See section 5.1 We Shall Secure Borigo (Security of Processing).

5.3.5 Our System Contractors (Data Sub-Processors)

We are entitled to use other data processors (data sub-processors) to process your personal data within the EU. We shall ensure that these data processors live up our obligations in this agreement, among other ways through data processing agreements with them, including ensuring the promised level of processing security. We remain directly responsible to live up to our obligations in this agreement, regardless of our use of a data processor or not.

If we want to change who we are using, or who does what, we are obligated to inform you about it and update the list of data processors below accordingly. We shall inform you at least 14 days in advance, and you shall have at least 7 days to provide us with your objections (based on reasonable, specific grounds). In an emergency, like documented outage, instability, raised security risks or the like at a data sub-processor, we may act more promptly, with shorter notice term and objection term, and substitute the relevant data sub-processor in order to ensure the stable operation of the Borigo platform and the security of your personal data in the best way possible.

Our current data processors of your personal data are:

5.4 We May Make and Publish Anonymous Analyses

We may look at the general use of Borigo and develop anonymous analyses, which do not involve your content (only use patterns), and which cannot be traced back to specific users or association accounts. For example how great a percentage of users have created a comment. And we may freely make these analyses public.

5.5 You Can Get Your Content at Termination

On termination or other ends of this agreement, you may order a free electronic copy of all your content (see the section Process at Termination of Agreement/Association Account).

This copy will be made available within a month, and we will give you access to it via a secured web address, which we shall inform you further about. The copy will be available 3 months from the termination date whereafter it will be deleted.

We will do our best to keep Borigo running at all times. However, we do take reservations for programming errors or server failures. It may also happen that Borigo is unavailable for shorter periods of time due to system updates.

As mentioned, we may change and develop the platform. We make the platform available as is and without warranty.

We cannot not be held liable for direct or indirect lose as a result of the use of Borigo. We can neither be held liable for lose due to hacker attacks, viruses, storm damages or other forms of force majeure.

Our liability can never exceed the total amount you have paid us within 12 months prior to an incident that would form the grounds for a claim.

We may, without prior notice, update these terms with changes of the name of the product (Borigo), web addresses, grammar as well as our physical and electronic contact information if we simply notify you of the changes. We may, without prior notice, update the links to the info of our system contractors about their handling of personal data under section 5.3.5.

We are free to transfer this agreement to another legal entity (e.g. on transformation to ApS (limited liability), A/S (public company) or in a sale) if we have informed you about it at least 14 days earlier.

We can change these terms at a 1 month's written notice. We shall have your acceptance before the announced initiation date. Otherwise we may block the access to your association account until you have either accepted the new terms or requested to terminate your association account.

The current terms will always be available at Borigo's website (borigo.com/terms)

As there is no commitment term, you may request to terminate the agreement at any time.

We can block your access to Borigo immediately and at a 7 days' written notice terminate your association account if you with or within Borigo:

This agreement can be terminated by us or by you. The request for termination shall be in writing and include a termination date on which one wishes the termination shall be effective from.

When we have received your request for termination, or when we have sent you our request for termination, the following will happen:

If we should ever end up in the unfortunate situation where we in collaboration have been unable to settle a disagreement after repeatable attempts and negotiation, such or any other dispute related to us or Borigo shall be settled according to the law of Denmark in The City Court of Copenhagen (Københavns Byret).

This is a translation of the terms in Danish to English. In the case of a mismatch between the Danish and the English version, the Danish version will precede and overrule the English version.

At any given time we shall have a valid email address, which we can use to get in touch with you. You are responsible for keeping this up to date within Borigo.

We will use this address to inform you about various subjects, e.g. changes in Borigo or in these terms, interruptions in service or security breaches, provide access to your association account etc.

11.1 Additional Information

We shall also have the legally valid information of the association, including name, address and business/organization registry number, when we request these, typically in relation to the order placement or payment for add-ons.

In doubt what we mean? We elaborate here:

That is the agreement. Thank you for using Borigo, we hope you will be happy about it.

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