Raxiom ehf., ID no. 570724-1180, Hlíðarvegur 16, 200 Kópavogur ('the company'), is the owner of the artificial intelligence software Jónsbók ('Jónsbók'). The entity that subscribes to Jónsbók and pays the subscription fee is considered a subscriber within the meaning of these subscription terms and gets access for the number of users they sign up for.
By subscribing to Jónsbók, a contractual relationship is established between the company and the subscriber. The subscriber also confirms having read the following subscription terms ('the subscription terms') and agrees to abide by them.
The subscriber is responsible for ensuring that their use and the use by their users of Jónsbók do not violate laws, regulations, or the rights of others.
The subscriber and their users must also comply with the company's user terms as published on the website https://jonsbok.ai at any given time.
The company emphasizes that all processing of personal data complies with applicable data protection laws. The company's privacy policy is available on the website https://jonsbok.ai.
All intellectual property rights (whether copyright, patent, trademark, design rights, trade secret rights, or other) in the software and other products or services provided by the company under the subscription terms are the property of the company or third parties with whom the company has contracted. The subscriber is not permitted to use intellectual property rights or grant third parties access to them unless otherwise specifically agreed. Nothing in these terms transfers intellectual property rights to the subscriber or otherwise grants the subscriber a license to use the company's intellectual property rights beyond the scope and duration of these terms.
Nothing in these terms limits the company's right to dispose of its intellectual property rights. The company therefore has an unlimited right to use its intellectual property rights, including for the continued development of Jónsbók, other products and services, licensing to third parties, and assignment or pledging of rights to third parties.
The subscriber is not permitted to use the intellectual property rights in any way not expressly provided for in these terms.
The subscriber is permitted to use Jónsbók in their operations, provided that the subscriber complies with these subscription terms and the company's user terms, and the subscriber is current on subscription fee payments to the company.
If a subscriber fails to pay the fees stipulated in these subscription terms, the company shall send a written demand for remedy. If the subscriber does not respond to the payment demand within 30 days of its date, the company is entitled to block the subscriber's access to Jónsbók.
The company is entitled to block a subscriber's access to Jónsbók and terminate their subscription without notice if (a) a seizure of assets is made against the subscriber, (b) they request a moratorium on payments, (c) they request or enter into composition agreements or agreements with general creditors for partial debt relief, (d) a bankruptcy petition is filed, or (e) a petition for forced sale of the subscriber's assets is filed.
The subscriber is obliged to pay accrued service fees in the event of subscription termination. The subscriber shall also compensate the company for all damages resulting from the company's termination of the subscription, including but not limited to contracts with the company's suppliers for payment of license, maintenance, or service fees, collection costs, legal fees, etc.
Other remedies for default shall be governed by statutory and customary remedies for default.
The subscriber shall send all notifications to hallo@jonsbok.ai.
The company warrants that it has the competence, capacity, and necessary rights to fulfill its obligations under the subscription terms at all times.
Users are responsible for their use of Jónsbók and how they utilize the information they receive from Jónsbók. Users cannot rely on the information received from Jónsbók to be correct in all cases and must verify it themselves before using the information for their own projects.
The company cannot be held liable for damages if the damage is attributable to force majeure events, such as damage caused by a third party, failure, disruption or malfunction of software, hardware or telecommunications equipment, power outages or lack of electricity, internet connection failures, legislative or governmental actions, current or imminent armed conflicts, riots, civil unrest, sabotage, vandalism (vandalism in this context also includes damage from cyber attacks, cybercrime or computer viruses) or terrorism, natural disasters, strikes, lockouts, trade embargoes or port blockades or other similar events that prevent the company from fulfilling the subscription terms.
The company's liability is conditional on its employees or subcontractors having shown intent or gross negligence. The company's liability shall also in all cases be limited to the subscription payments paid by the subscriber for the preceding 12 months. The company's liability is otherwise governed by the general rules on damages within contracts.
The company and its employees are bound by a duty of confidentiality and secrecy regarding everything they become aware of in the performance of their work that concerns the private or business affairs of the subscriber and/or users, unless the information is required to be disclosed by law. This duty of confidentiality and secrecy remains even after termination of employment. The subscriber shall maintain the strictest confidentiality regarding the company's affairs that they become aware of due to their contractual relationship with the company.
The parties' duty of confidentiality is indefinite and shall apply after the termination of the contractual relationship, however it may end.
The subscriber is not permitted to assign their rights and obligations under these subscription terms or dispose of them in any other way, without the written consent of the company.
The company is permitted to use the services or equipment of third parties (such as contractors) provided that the company ensures that the third party is qualified for the respective task and that the third party, and its employees, are bound by confidentiality regarding everything they become aware of in their work.
These subscription terms are valid indefinitely. Either party may terminate the subscription with 30 days' notice, and the termination will take effect at the end of the next subscription period.
Upon termination of the contractual relationship between the parties, for whatever reason, the company will delete all accounts that have been created based on the subscription agreement with the subscriber. Users will then no longer be able to log in to Jónsbók and see the history of their past chats with Jónsbók.
The company reserves the right to change these terms, and changes will be announced to subscribers by email or upon the next login after the changes take effect.
These subscription terms are governed by Icelandic law.
Any disputes arising from or in connection with these terms shall be exclusively litigated before the Reykjavík District Court.