Purchase terms

Terms of Purchase for Spotpilot AB

These general terms and conditions apply to you as a consumer when ordering via our e-commerce at spotpilot.io and its subdomains. Since the terms and conditions may be updated without prior notice, we recommend that you review them each time you place an order. A binding purchase agreement is considered to have been entered into when we have confirmed your order. An order confirmation will be sent to the email address you provided when ordering.

The agreement is entered into between you and Spotpilot AB, organization number 559373-5573.

Signatory: Jacob Magnusson.

Reservation

We reserve the right not to fulfill your order in the event of errors in the stock balance. If the ordered item is not available, we will contact you and immediately arrange a refund.

Prices

The prices stated on our website and in the webshop include value added tax (VAT) and exclude shipping costs, unless otherwise expressly stated. The current price is the one displayed at the time of ordering. Prices are subject to change without prior notice, and we reserve the right to correct any errors.

Payment

To ensure a smooth and safe shopping experience, we offer several secure payment options. Payments are handled by the payment provider Qliro. For your security, we never store payment information in our systems. All transactions are carried out with the highest security, and we do not save any sensitive information, such as account details, card numbers or CVC codes, in our business system. Our website is also protected to ensure that your personal data is treated with the utmost care.

Qliro is Spotpilot AB's payment provider and handles payment transactions at checkout. When you choose Swish, you will therefore see that the payment recipient is Q*Spotpilot AB, which means that Qliro is the recipient of the money for the purchase and handles the payment on behalf of Spotpilot AB.

Minors

If you are under 18 years of age, the consent of a guardian is required to place an order.

Force Majeure

Force majeure exists when an external circumstance significantly prevents the fulfillment of contractual obligations. Such circumstances entail exemption from liability for damages and other legal penalties. Examples of such circumstances include, but are not limited to, war, natural disasters, major accidents, new or amended legislation, terrorism, fire, blockade, government action or other events beyond the company's control. Spotpilot AB reserves the right to postpone its obligations as long as such a circumstance exists.