1. Scope
These terms apply to all services offered under the Parcellis brand, including public pages, the dashboard, contact forms and analysis flows available on the site.
If you use Parcellis on behalf of a company or client, you confirm that you are authorised to bind that entity for the relevant use.
2. Nature of the service and limits of estimates
Parcellis provides automated summaries and decision-support reports about parcels, planning constraints, cadastral data, technical documents and flows related to the eligibility of some subsidies.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, this content is not legal advice, a buildability guarantee, an administrative approval or a substitute for work by an architect, planner, engineer, notary or competent authority.
No figure (building rights, areas, heights, scores, subsidy or grant amounts) is a guarantee, a promise of result or binding information. These are indicative estimates, subject to error and to regulatory changes without notice, to be confirmed with the competent authority or professional before any decision. No entitlement to a subsidy results from the report.
3. Account, access and security
You agree to provide accurate information, keep your access credentials confidential and promptly report any unauthorised use of your account.
Parcellis may suspend or limit access in case of fraud, intrusion attempts, breach of these terms, unpaid amounts or behaviour that affects the security or availability of the service.
4. Data, content and prohibited uses
You remain responsible for the information, files, addresses, parcel identifiers, documents and messages that you submit through the platform. You warrant that you have the rights needed to use them, including where they contain data about third parties.
You may not use Parcellis to harm third parties, bypass access controls, scrape data at scale, aggressively test the platform, introduce unlawful content or attempt to reconstruct protected technical secrets, models or databases.
5. Orders, prices and billing
When Parcellis offers paid reports or subscriptions, the applicable prices, volumes, limitations and terms are those displayed at the time of order or subscription and detailed in the Terms of Sale.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, costs linked to your own tools, external advisers, additional studies, taxes, administrative authorisations or human checks remain entirely your responsibility.
6. Intellectual property
The site, interfaces, Parcellis brand, texts, visuals, report structures, presentation methods and software elements remain protected by applicable intellectual property rights.
Subject to payment of the amounts due, Parcellis grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable internal right to use the deliverables for assessment, decision-making and project discussions. White-label resale, systematic extraction or large-scale reproduction is prohibited without prior written agreement.
7. Sources, availability and limits
The service relies on official, semi-official or third-party sources that may change, be unavailable, be updated without notice or contain errors. Human and local verification remains necessary before any decision involving time, costs, works, purchase, filing or contractual communication.
Data from official or third-party sources (cadastre, OEREB, registers, data providers) is reproduced without warranty of accuracy or completeness. Parcellis may modify, correct, suspend or evolve all or part of the service, its flows, connectors, models or content to improve reliability, security or compliance.
8. Liability
Parcellis's liability is excluded for any slight negligence, to the extent permitted by law. Liability for gross negligence or wilful intent, which cannot be excluded (art. 100 para. 1 CO), is reserved.
Where liability remains, including for auxiliary persons (art. 101 CO), Parcellis's total liability, all heads of damage combined and per event, is limited to the amount actually paid by the client for the relevant reports during the twelve (12) months preceding the damaging event, and in any case to a maximum of CHF 3,000 per event and CHF 10,000 per calendar year.
To the extent permitted by law, any liability for indirect damage, loss of business, loss of profit, loss of opportunity, loss of data, construction delays, administrative refusals, financing refusals or project cost overruns resulting from incomplete interpretation or use of the service outside its purpose is excluded. These limitations do not apply to bodily injury or to the extent mandatory Swiss law prohibits them.
Data and estimates that still need to be verified in the concrete project context do not constitute individualised professional advice; the client acknowledges not relying on them as such.
9. Acceptance, changes and language
You accept these terms by ticking the acceptance box when creating an account or placing an order. You then acknowledge having read these terms, in particular the liability limitations (art. 8) and the jurisdiction clause (art. 10).
Parcellis may amend these terms. For one-off orders, the applicable version is the one in force at the time of the order. For ongoing services (subscriptions), any change is notified by email at least 30 days in advance; absent termination before it takes effect, continued use constitutes acceptance. No change applies retroactively to an already delivered report.
These terms are available in French, German, Italian and English. In case of divergence of interpretation, the French version prevails, subject to mandatory consumer-protection provisions in the consumer's language.
10. Duration, termination, governing law and jurisdiction
You may stop using the service at any time. Parcellis may terminate or suspend an account in case of a serious breach of these terms, a legal obligation or a major security risk.
These terms are governed by Swiss law, excluding conflict-of-law rules and subject to the mandatory consumer-protection provisions of the consumer's State of habitual residence. For clients acting in a professional capacity, the exclusive jurisdiction is the operator's seat indicated in the legal notice. For consumers, the mandatory jurisdictions provided by law (in particular art. 32 CPC) are reserved.