Terms of Service

These terms govern access to the R&M website and the use of the internal applications operated by the company.

Purpose and publisher

The website and applications covered by these terms are published by R&M (R&M Digital Solutions), Société par actions simplifiée (SAS), 108 avenue Victor Hugo, 92170 Vanves, France, 999 464 332 R.C.S. Nanterre.

Access

The website is freely accessible. R&M's internal applications, in particular those connected to Google services, are however restricted to the company's partners: they are neither sold nor open to registration.

These applications act only on the advertising accounts that our clients have expressly linked to our manager account, under a contractual engagement. Clients retain ownership of their account at all times and may withdraw this access without notice.

Use

You agree to use the website in accordance with its intended purpose and with applicable law.

The following are prohibited in particular: any attempt at unauthorised access, any automated extraction of content, and any use liable to disrupt the operation of the service.

Intellectual property

All content on the website — text, illustrations, diagrams, code and trademarks — is protected and remains the property of R&M or its partners. Any reproduction without prior written authorisation is prohibited.

Availability

R&M endeavours to keep the website continuously available but cannot guarantee it. Access may be suspended for maintenance or in the event of force majeure, without entitlement to compensation.

Liability

Information published on the website is provided for guidance only. R&M cannot be held liable for indirect damage arising from its use, nor for the content of third-party websites linked from it.

Personal data

The processing of personal data, including data obtained from Google APIs, is described in our Privacy Policy.

Changes to these terms

R&M may amend these terms at any time. The applicable version is the one published on this page at the time of your use.

Governing law

These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable settlement, any dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the courts of Nanterre, France.

For any question regarding these terms: contact@raphaelpiccolo.com