Terms of use
These terms govern the use of Atlead. By creating an account, you accept them.
1. The service
Atlead is an online service for independent sports coaches: managing clients, sessions, training programmes, availability and invoicing.
It is published by [to be completed] (company name, legal form, registered office), whose details appear in the legal notice.
2. Your account
Creating an account requires a valid email address and a password of at least twelve characters. One address belongs to one account only.
You are responsible for keeping your password to yourself and for what is done from your account. Tell us without delay if you believe it has been used without your consent.
You can also sign in with Google: in that case, no password is stored here.
3. What you undertake to do
Use the service within the law and the rights of others, in particular those of the clients whose data you enter.
Not attempt to reach accounts that are not yours, nor disturb the running of the service.
Give accurate information and keep it up to date.
4. What we undertake to do
Take reasonable steps to keep the service available and your data protected. The service may be interrupted for maintenance; we do what we can to give notice.
Our liability is limited as the applicable law provides and by [to be completed] (liability cap, exclusions).
5. Pricing and trial
Signing up opens a trial period. The prices, the length of the trial and the billing terms are set out in [to be completed].
6. Ending the agreement
You can close your account at any time. We may suspend an account that does not respect these terms, having told you first unless it is urgent.
On closure, your data is deleted or anonymised within the times the privacy policy gives.
7. Intellectual property
The service, its brand and its code remain the property of its publisher. The data you enter remains yours.
8. Changes and applicable law
These terms may change; you will be told of any substantial change before it takes effect.
They are governed by the law of [to be completed], and any dispute falls to the courts of [to be completed] failing an amicable agreement.
Draft. The passages marked [to be completed] are still to be filled in, and this text must be read over by a lawyer before it is published.