
TERMS
Skoolie General Terms and Conditions
Terms
Skoolie AB offers a digital platform whose principal purpose is to provide the user with qualified and personally tailored support with study and career guidance by means of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital tools ("Skoolie"), through the user's interaction with Skoolie. Insights, results, study- and career-related advice or other information produced through Skoolie ("Guidance") is intended to inform and inspire the user with advice, information and insights related to study and career guidance.
By accepting these terms and/or by starting to use Skoolie, the user accepts Skoolie's General Terms and Conditions and privacy policy.
These terms of use ("the Agreement") are provided by Skoolie AB, corporate registration number 559409-1018 ("Skoolie"), for the user's ("the User's") use of Skoolie's web-based digital platform. The User refers to all persons who use Skoolie's website; within this agreement, different types of users are specified. All are regarded as users unless a specific designation is referred to.
- "Participants" refers to users who are registered or active on Skoolie via an associated organisation that is connected to Skoolie.
- "Private Individuals" refers to individual users who, through their use of Skoolie, are not associated with an organisation or specifically identifiable group that has a separate agreement with Skoolie, and who use Skoolie for their personal purposes.
1. BACKGROUND
1.1 Skoolie AB offers a digital platform whose principal purpose is to provide the user with qualified and personally tailored support with study and career guidance by means of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital tools ("Skoolie"), through the user's interaction with Skoolie. Insights, results, study- and career-related advice or other information produced through Skoolie ("Guidance") is intended to inform and inspire the user with advice, information and insights related to study and career guidance. In order to save the Guidance, the User needs an active Skoolie account ("Account"). Skoolie, the Guidance and the Account are jointly referred to as "the Service".
1.2 Skoolie offers the User a licence to use the Service on the terms set out in this Agreement. For Participants, the terms of the separate agreement entered into between Skoolie and the Participant's associated organisation ("the Main Agreement") also apply. In the event of any conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the Main Agreement, the terms of the Main Agreement shall prevail. By using the Service, the User enters into a legally binding agreement with Skoolie AB.
1.3 Skoolie AB provides the Service in accordance with the terms set out in the Agreement and Skoolie AB's privacy policy. If the User does not accept the Agreement, the User may not use the Service or access or consume any content provided via the Service.
1.4 The current version of the Agreement and information about Skoolie AB's privacy policy are published on Skoolie AB's website.
2. ELIGIBILITY TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT
2.1 In order to be eligible to enter into the Agreement and use the Service, the Private Individual must a) be at least 13 years old and/or otherwise have permission and legal authority to enter into this Agreement under the law of the country in which the Service is made available, b) provide accurate personal information where requested, c) accept and comply with the agreement.
The Participant must a) have permission from their organisation, b) provide accurate personal information where requested, c) accept and comply with the agreement.
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE
3.1 Skoolie provides a digital platform that offers the User, who has been granted a user licence, the ability to, among other things, communicate with a software application that uses AI to simulate a human conversation ("Chatbot"). The Chatbot provides the User with Guidance based on what the User communicates to the Chatbot about their interests, goals and academic performance, among other things. The Guidance can be saved in the Service for a later occasion.
3.2 In order to use the Service, the User must use a device that is compatible with the technical requirements of the Service. Skoolie AB reserves the right to change the technical requirements for the use of the Service and to change, add or remove features and payment methods.
4. PRICE AND PAYMENT
4.1 The prices applicable at any given time can be found on Skoolie AB's website and are communicated to the private individual in a clear manner when the private individual registers an Account for use of the Service. The prices do not include any costs for data transfers or fees that the User's Internet or telecommunications operator may charge the User.
4.2 Skoolie may make changes to the price of the Service by giving the private individual written notice at least 30 days in advance. By not terminating the Service, you accept the new price of the Service.
4.3 The Service is paid for in advance until the subscription is terminated. Skoolie does not provide any partial or full refunds or credits once a subscription has commenced, unless otherwise agreed.
5. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
5.1 The Service and its content are the copyrighted property of us and/or our licensors. All trademarks, service marks, trade names, trade dress, domain names, patents, inventions, trade secrets, copyrights, database rights and all other intellectual or industrial property rights (including know-how) in the Service are owned by us or our licensors. No part of the Service may be used or exploited in any way other than as part of the Service offered to the User and to the extent expressly permitted under the Agreement. We do not transfer or assign any right (including intellectual property rights) or ownership of the Service, or any part thereof, to the User. Furthermore, nothing shall be construed as Skoolie AB granting, implicitly or otherwise, any licence or right of use to the User of any trademark displayed on or within the Service.
5.2 The Agreement shall not entail any right for the User to obtain the source code of the Service.
6. CONTENT AND SOFTWARE LICENCE
6.1 The Service is configured to enable use of Skoolie and the Service as a whole, which is owned or licensed by us. Provided that the terms of the Agreement are complied with and that the User pays the applicable fees, Skoolie AB hereby grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, non-transferable licence to access the Service for personal, non-commercial use via a compatible device with Internet access.
6.2 The User confirms, warrants and agrees to ensure that the User, and/or anyone to whom the User allows access to the Service through the User, will not copy, reproduce, duplicate, modify, adapt, sell, rent out, lease, lend, sublicense or otherwise exploit parts of or the entire Service.
6.3 The User also confirms, warrants and agrees to ensure that the User, and/or anyone to whom the User allows access to the Service, will at all times comply with the Agreement and specifically will not; (1) redistribute, circumvent or disable any content protection or rights management system or technology used in the Service; (2) decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble or otherwise reduce any Service to a readable form; (3) remove any identification, copyright or other proprietary notice; or (4) access or use the Service in an unlawful or unauthorised manner or in a manner that suggests an association with our products, services or trademarks.
6.4 In addition to the above, the User is not entitled, either on their own or with the assistance of a third party, to use the source code to correct errors in, further develop or adapt the Service.
6.5 Use of the Service in breach of this section shall always be deemed to constitute a material breach of this Agreement and may give rise to claims resulting from copyright infringement.
7. THIRD-PARTY COMPONENTS, THIRD-PARTY CONTENT AND LINKS
7.1 Skoolie AB is not responsible for and does not guarantee the quality or security of any hyperlinks and/or other elements generated by third parties that are accessible via the Service.
7.2 The Service depends on third-party components ("Third-Party Components"). Skoolie AB is responsible for ensuring that adequate licences for the Third-Party Components are in place so that the User can fully use the Service in accordance with this Agreement.
8. COMMITMENT PERIOD AND TERMINATION
8.1 The Private Individual may terminate the Agreement at any time and without stating any reason. The Agreement then expires at the end of the Private Individual's current payment period. If the service has been allocated to the Private Individual pro bono, the Agreement ceases to apply at the end of the private individual's allocated period of use. The Private Individual may specify in their notice whether they wish to terminate the Agreement earlier than the allocated period of use, in which case the Agreement expires on the termination date requested by the Private Individual.
8.2 Skoolie may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect at any time and without prior notice provided that the User does not comply with the Agreement or applicable laws, rules or regulations, or if the User otherwise uses the Service in a fraudulent manner or in a manner that may cause damage to Skoolie, or a third party.
8.3 A termination shall have no effect on the parties' rights or obligations as set out in this Agreement regarding intellectual property rights, or on other terms of the Agreement which by their nature remain in force even after a termination of the Agreement. Upon expiry or termination of the agreement, for whatever reason, all licences automatically cease to apply without any further action being required.
9. SKOOLIE AB'S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
9.1 Skoolie AB strives to make the Service available around the clock, seven days a week. However, Skoolie AB gives no guarantee that the Service will always be free from errors or interruptions. If there are any errors or interruptions affecting the Service, Skoolie AB shall be given the opportunity to rectify these without thereby being in breach of the Agreement. Skoolie also has the right, within reasonable limits, to shut down the Service, for example if this is necessary in order to carry out upgrades and maintenance.
9.2 Skoolie AB has the right to assign, in whole or in part, its rights and obligations under the Agreement to a third party. Skoolie also has the right to engage subcontractors to perform its obligations under the Agreement. Any such changes that may affect the processing of the User's personal data will be handled in accordance with Skoolie AB's privacy policy.
9.3 Skoolie AB may, at its sole discretion, make changes to the Agreement. When Skoolie AB makes material changes to the Agreement that adversely affect the Service, this will be communicated to the User by notification via an email or a message to the User via the Service. Such communication will be sent by Skoolie AB at least thirty (30) days before the changes take effect, giving the User time to terminate the Service before then if so desired. The User's continued use of the Service will mean that the User is deemed to have accepted the changes.
9.4 Skoolie AB is exempt from sanctions for failure to perform a certain obligation under this Agreement if the failure is due to a circumstance (Force majeure) beyond Skoolie AB's control which prevents its performance. As soon as the impediment has ceased, the obligation shall be performed in the agreed manner.
9.5 Force majeure shall be deemed to include war, act of war, terrorist attack, action by a public authority, new or amended legislation, industrial dispute or other circumstances beyond a party's control.
9.6 The parties acknowledge that Skoolie is based on AI. Skoolie AB is responsible for managing and developing Skoolie and the Service as such, with regard to ethics, objectivity and factual accuracy.
9.7 The Service compiles and provides information and suggestions based on the data that the User provides to Skoolie. The basis for the information or suggestions provided by the Service is compiled by processing data published on the Internet, and all data provided by the Service through AI generation should be carefully evaluated by the User.
9.8 AI is under constant development. Skoolie AB undertakes that the AI on which the Service is based will at all times keep pace with the general development of AI, but is not responsible for quality deficiencies that may at any given time be considered acceptable or normal for civilian-developed AI in general.
9.9 Skoolie AB endeavours to ensure that Skoolie communicates in a correct and objective manner, but bears no responsibility for communication from Skoolie that may be perceived by the user as discriminatory, offensive or insulting.
9.10 Skoolie AB assumes no responsibility for content that is used, published or otherwise made available by the User.
10. THE USER'S RIGHTS AND UNDERTAKINGS
10.1 The Service may only be used for personal and non-commercial purposes in accordance with the terms of the Agreement. The User may not make the Service available or accessible to anyone else, whether physically or digitally, without explicit and written permission from Skoolie AB.
10.2 The User is responsible for maintaining control over their account and for preventing unauthorised access to the Service.
10.3 The User is responsible for informing Skoolie AB of any changes to the information the User provided when registering the Account or through the User's communication with Skoolie AB or use of the Service.
10.4 The User hereby grants Skoolie AB a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, irrevocable, transferable and sublicensable unrestricted right to use, including but not limited to reproducing, modifying, distributing, displaying and in other ways making all of the User's Guidance publicly available in all now existing or future media for commercial and other purposes, including marketing Skoolie AB, the Service and/or our business partners. This right does not entitle Skoolie AB, through any measure under this paragraph, to make publicly available the User's personal data or information that is directly attributable to the User.
10.5 The User has no right to transfer their rights and obligations under the Agreement without Skoolie's prior written approval.
10.6 The User may not use the Service for unlawful or fraudulent purposes.
11. DELIVERY OF THE SERVICE
11.1 The Service is made available to the User by Skoolie AB, with corporate registration number 559409-1018 and the address Sandelsgatan 26, 115 34 Stockholm, through Skoolie's website.
12. MISCELLANEOUS
12.1 The division of the Agreement into different sections and the assignment of headings shall not affect the interpretation of the agreement.
12.2 This Agreement and Skoolie's privacy policy constitute the parties' entire agreement. If a particular matter has not been expressly regulated in the Agreement, that matter shall be resolved in accordance with Swedish consumer legislation.
13. GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
13.1 The Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Swedish law, excluding its conflict-of-law principles. However, the Agreement shall not in any way limit consumer rights to which the User may be entitled under mandatory law in the country where the User resides, if the Agreement conflicts with such law.
13.2 If the User is dissatisfied with the Service or the Agreement, the User's sole and exclusive remedy is to stop using or otherwise accessing the Service. Skoolie has no liability for indirect damages, and the User agrees that Skoolie's entire liability for all claims is limited to the amount paid by the private individual to Skoolie during the twelve months preceding the private individual's claim. Skoolie is not responsible for any disruptions to the User's Internet access.
13.3 In the event of a dispute between the private individual and Skoolie that cannot be resolved by agreement, the dispute shall be settled by the Swedish National Board for Consumer Disputes (Allmänna Reklamationsnämnden, ARN), Box 174, 101 23 Stockholm, www.arn.se. Otherwise, the dispute shall be settled by a general court in Sweden.