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Terms of service

Last updated: 21 August 2026

This English version is provided for convenience. In case of discrepancies, the German version prevails.

Please note: Individual offers, service descriptions and data processing agreements take precedence over these general terms in the event of conflict.

1. Provider and scope

These terms apply to the use of the MASPro platform by businesses and organisations (“customers”). The provider is Ausbildungszentrum für Selbstverteidigung und Kampfkunst SportUnion, register number (ZVR) 1561748312, Erikaweg 4, 9241 Wernberg, Austria.

2. Scope of services

Depending on the scope booked, MASPro supports in particular organisational, member, lead, booking, communication, automation, payment and administrative workflows. Individual functions originate from third-party providers or require an account with them and acceptance of their terms. No particular commercial outcome is owed unless expressly agreed.

3. Account and permissions

Customers must provide accurate information, protect access credentials, grant permissions on a need-to-know basis and report suspicious use without delay. Actions by authorised users are attributed to the customer unless the provider is responsible for them.

4. Customer data and lawfulness

The customer retains its rights in customer data and grants MASPro the processing rights required to perform the contract. The customer warrants that data, messages, consents, advertising and tracking measures are lawful and that data subjects are informed correctly. For end-customer data, the data processing agreement applies in addition.

5. Integrations

Optional Google, Microsoft, Meta, payment, messaging, analytics, document and AI integrations are only used once configured. The customer is responsible for third-party access, the data released, the permitted purposes and compliance with the respective provider terms. Permissions should be limited to what is necessary and connections that are no longer needed should be disconnected.

6. Acceptable use

Prohibited in particular are infringements of rights, unsolicited communication without the required legal basis, circumvention of security measures, malware, excessive load, abusive automation, and the processing of impermissible or evidently unlawfully collected data. Details are set out in the acceptable use policy.

7. Availability, maintenance and support

MASPro is operated with reasonable professional care. Maintenance, security updates, external disruptions or force majeure can limit availability. Binding service levels exist only where expressly agreed in writing. Support information is available under Support.

8. Fees and payment

Fees, billing period, taxes and notice periods follow from the respective offer or ordering process. Third-party fees may be charged separately.

9. Term, suspension and termination

Term and ordinary termination follow the agreement. In the event of a material breach of contract, a security risk, payment default or a legal obligation, the functions concerned may be restricted proportionately. After the contract ends, customer data is returned or deleted as agreed, unless a retention obligation prevents this.

10. Warranty and liability

The statutory provisions apply. In cases of slight negligence, liability is — to the extent legally permissible — limited to typical, foreseeable damage arising from the breach of material contractual obligations. Liability for intent, gross negligence, personal injury and mandatory statutory claims remains unaffected. MASPro is not liable for outages of independently operated third-party providers that are outside its control.

11. Changes

Necessary changes for security, legal or product reasons are communicated with reasonable advance notice where they materially affect the customer. Changes required by law or that are purely beneficial may take effect earlier.

12. Governing law and jurisdiction

Austrian law applies, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. For businesses, the court with subject-matter jurisdiction at the provider’s registered office is agreed to the extent permissible.