Terms of use
Last updated: June 2026
01Purpose
These terms govern access to and use of the coreod.ch website, published by COREOD LTD. By accessing the website, you agree to comply with them. The website is an information and presentation website for the activities of COREOD LTD. It allows neither account creation, nor online purchase, nor subscription to a service.
02Access to the website
The website is accessible free of charge. COREOD LTD endeavours to ensure its availability, without being bound to do so, and may interrupt access at any time, in particular for maintenance, updates or for any technical reason, without incurring any liability.
03Use
You undertake to use the website in accordance with its intended purpose and with the law. The following are prohibited in particular: any attempt to compromise the security or integrity of the website, any bulk or automated extraction of its content, and any use of the content in breach of the intellectual property rights of COREOD LTD.
04Intellectual property
The content of the website is protected. The conditions for its use are set out in the Legal Notice.
05Links to third-party sites
The website may contain links to third-party sites. COREOD LTD exercises no control over these sites and disclaims any liability for their content or their privacy policy.
06Personal data
The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy Policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.
07Amendments
COREOD LTD may amend these terms at any time. The applicable version is the one published on this page at the time of your visit.
08Governing law
This website and these terms are governed by English law, the law of the registered office of the publishing company. This choice does not deprive a consumer resident in the European Union or the European Economic Area of the protection afforded by the mandatory provisions of the law of their habitual residence.
Any dispute relating to the website shall be brought before the courts having jurisdiction under the applicable rules, without prejudice to the protective rules of jurisdiction available to consumers.