These terms and conditions, together with the offer sent, constitute the entire agreement for the rental of equipment and purchase of goods and services from Ticketbutler ApS (VAT number DK38404687, Raffinaderivej 10, 2300 Copenhagen S).
By renting name badge printers, access is granted to Ticketbutler’s online name badge software and Ticketbutler’s check-in app. Terms and conditions are governed by the general terms and conditions available here: ticketbutler.io/terms.
Ticketbutler may use the Customer as a reference customer, including but not limited to, the use of the Customer’s logo on Ticketbutler’s website.
“Equipment” means hardware including, but not limited to, name badge printers, QR code scanners, smartphones, and iPads.
“Rental Period” means the period during which the equipment is made available in accordance with the agreement. The period can be in connection with one event or long-term rental for over 1 year.
“Goods” means goods related to name badges including, but not limited to, lanyards, plantable name badges, plastic name badge holders, and event cards. Goods can be ordered with the Customer’s own design.
“Services” means various services including, but not limited to, sending QR codes via SMS or email, on-site supervision, graphic design service, express handling of production and deliveries, and setting up integrations between software.
Contact Ticketbutler for the current price list for repairs not covered by Ticketbutler.
“List Prices” means Ticketbutler’s applicable list prices.
If there are significant changes in the Customer’s circumstances relevant to the agreement, Ticketbutler must be immediately notified in writing.
Significant circumstances include, but are not limited to: registration number, billing information, and contact information, including email address and phone number.
If there are significant changes in the Customer’s circumstances relevant to the agreement, Ticketbutler must be immediately notified in writing.
Significant circumstances include, but are not limited to: registration number, billing information, and contact information, including email address and phone number.
The price for renting equipment and purchasing goods and services is stated in the offer sent. For orders not listed in a sent offer, the Customer will be invoiced according to the list prices. Contact Ticketbutler for the current price list.
When renting a name badge printer, prints must be purchased simultaneously. Prints can be purchased in packages or invoiced individually in arrears. The price for prints is stated on Ticketbutler’s website, or has been provided by a Ticketbutler sales representative in writing or in a specific offer. Invoicing for prints individually in arrears will generally be monthly with an 8-day payment deadline from the invoice date.
The rental period for equipment starts on the Customer’s first event day.
Payment must be made 8 working days after the invoice is sent. If the Customer fails to pay an invoice on time for reasons for which Ticketbutler is not responsible, Ticketbutler is entitled to interest on the overdue amount at a rate of 1% per month from the due date until payment is made.
If the Customer fails to pay a due invoice no later than 14 days after receiving written demand for payment from Ticketbutler, Ticketbutler, in addition to the aforementioned interest, is entitled to shut down the use of the rented equipment and associated software until the outstanding amount is paid.
There is no right of withdrawal after entering into this agreement.
Delivery of equipment will take place no later than 2 working days before the first day of the Customer’s event unless otherwise agreed upon with a Ticketbutler employee. If Ticketbutler expects a delay in delivery, Ticketbutler must inform the Customer and provide information on the reason for the delay as well as the new expected delivery date and time.
If the Customer purchases delivery through Ticketbutler (including return delivery), Ticketbutler will cover the costs of damage to the equipment during transport as well as cover the direct costs for lost equipment during transport – provided that the equipment is packed properly. If delivery is not purchased through Ticketbutler, the Customer bears the risk of damage to the equipment as well as lost equipment.
The leased equipment must be returned in the same condition as received, and the return delivery must be initiated no later than 2 working days after the end of the rental period.
If return is initiated later than this, the Customer will be charged for daily rental according to the list prices. It is the Customer’s responsibility to obtain documentation for the return delivery (e.g. a receipt when handing the return parcel/s over to the shipping company).
If the equipment is sent in custom-built packaging, the equipment must be returned in the same packaging. The Customer will be invoiced for any lost custom-built packaging according to list prices. If the equipment has been damaged during the return transport, and Ticketbutler, in collaboration with the courier, assesses that the damage is due to the equipment not being properly packed, the Customer will be invoiced according to damaged parts’ list prices.
Upon receipt of the equipment and goods, the Customer must examine whether the delivered corresponds to the agreed terms. If the Customer discovers any defects, these must be immediately communicated in writing to Ticketbutler. If a defect is not immediately reported in writing to Ticketbutler, it cannot be invoked at a later point in time.
Ticketbutler guarantees that the equipment is free from significant defects and faults in design and materials throughout the rental period.
Ticketbutler’s warranty does not cover defects resulting from: (i) storage, installation, use or maintenance that are in violation of Ticketbutler’s instructions or not common practice, (ii) repair or modification carried out by others than Ticketbutler, and (iii) other circumstances for which Ticketbutler is not responsible.
If the Customer discovers a defect during the rental period, it must be immediately communicated in writing to Ticketbutler. If a defect is not immediately reported in writing to Ticketbutler, it cannot be invoked later on. The Customer must provide Ticketbutler with any requested information regarding the defect.
The customer bears the full responsibility and liability for damages incurred to the equipment during the rental period, in accordance with the ‘Delivery and Return’ terms.
Within reasonable time after Ticketbutler has received notice from the Customer of a defect and has investigated the claim, Ticketbutler must inform the Customer whether the defect will be covered by Ticketbutler. The Customer must send any defect parts to Ticketbutler upon request. The Customer bears all transportation costs and also bears the risks for bringing the goods to their final destination. Ticketbutler bears all transportation costs and also bears the risks for bringing the goods back to the Customer if the error or deficiency is covered by Ticketbutler.
Within a reasonable time after Ticketbutler has given notice to the Customer that the defect is covered by Ticketbutler, Ticketbutler must remedy the defect by: (i) replacing or repairing defect parts, or (ii) sending parts to the Customer for the Customer to replace or repair.
Contact Ticketbutler for the current price list for repairs that are not covered by Ticketbutler.
Ticketbutler provides telephone and email support to the Customer from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays. Ticketbutler can be contacted on the main number +45 89 80 12 80 or via email at [email protected].
Each party is responsible for their own actions and omissions pursuant to applicable law subject to the limitations following the Agreement.
Ticketbutler is responsible for product liability with regard to the delivered goods, services, and equipment to the extent that such liability arises from mandatory legislation. The Customer shall indemnify Ticketbutler to the extent that Ticketbutler may incur product liability beyond this.
The equipment, goods, and services sold and delivered by Ticketbutler to the Customer are intended for the printing of name badges. Notwithstanding any contrary provisions in the Agreement, Ticketbutler shall in no event be liable for loss or damage that can be attributed to use for other purposes. The Customer shall indemnify Ticketbutler to the extent that Ticketbutler may incur liability for such loss or damage. Ticketbutler can e.g. not be held liable for indirect consequences resulting from defects in the delivered goods, where the goods have not been used for name badges printing purposes. Ticketbutler is not liable to the Customer for indirect loss, including loss of production, sales, profit, time, or goodwill, unless such loss is caused by gross negligence.
Notwithstanding any contrary provisions in the Agreement, Ticketbutler’s liability to the Customer cannot exceed, in any calendar year, 25% of the net sales of products, spare parts, and associated services invoiced by Ticketbutler to the Customer in the immediately preceding calendar year. The limitation of liability does not apply if Ticketbutler has acted intentionally or with gross negligence.
Your personal data is processed in accordance with Ticketbutler’s privacy policy for Customers, which can be found on Ticketbutler’s website.
Notwithstanding any contrary provisions in the Agreement, Ticketbutler is not liable to the Customer for non-performance of obligations that can be attributed to force majeure. The exemption from liability applies as long as the force majeure exists. Force majeure is considered to be circumstances beyond Ticketbutler’s control, which Ticketbutler could not have foreseen at the time of entering into the contract. Examples of force majeure include extraordinary natural disasters, war, terrorism, fire, flood, vandalism, and labor disputes. Each party is obliged to do its utmost to limit loss and thus comply with its obligation to limit losses.
The full ownership of all intellectual property rights regarding equipment, goods and services, including software, patents, designs, trademarks, and copyrights, belongs to Ticketbutler.
The Customer may not disclose or use, or enable others to use, Ticketbutler’s trade secrets or other information of any kind that is not publicly available. The Customer may not unfairly obtain or attempt to obtain knowledge of or access to Ticketbutler’s confidential information. Obligations concerning confidentiality apply throughout the duration of the parties’ business relationship and continue indefinitely after the termination of the business relationship, regardless of the reason for termination.
Disputes or disagreements that cannot be resolved amicably between the parties shall be settled by the Danish courts. The Copenhagen City Court shall have jurisdiction over any dispute arising out of this agreement.
