Terms of Sale

Table of Contents

1. Acceptance of the terms
2. Statement
3. Plans, pricing, and payment terms
4. Switching plans
5. Renewal
6. Termination
7. Legal disclaimer
8. General provisions
   1. Modification
   2. Translation
   3. Business entity
   4. Survival
   5. Miscellaneous concerns
   6. Support

Acceptance of the terms

The terms of sale stated below (hereinafter, the “Terms of Sale”) govern the use of the https://www.didacte.com website and of the training platform (hereinafter, the “Didacte Platform”) accessible through the website (hereinafter, considered together and collectively, the “Website”) by direct clients of Didacte who offer training resources through the Didacte Platform (hereinafter, the “Instructors”). As any use you will make of the application is contingent upon your acceptance of these Terms of Sale, we require that you peruse them thoroughly.

By checking the box labeled “I accept the Terms of Sale”, you confirm and acknowledge being bound by said Terms of Sale.

The general terms of use which apply to all users of Didacte applications (hereinafter, the “Users”) – namely the Instructors and users of the website who benefit from the training (hereinafter, the “Other Users”) are supplementary to these Terms of Sale. You will find them at https://www.didacte.com/en/terms-of-use (hereinafter, the “General Terms of Use”).

Statement

The Website was designed to be used by the Instructors on a strictly commercial basis. Hence, by accepting these Terms of Sale, you represent and warrant that you are not a natural person who intends to use the Website for any purpose other than to conduct business activities.

Plans, pricing, and payment terms

All available membership plans are described on the Pricing page of the Website.

Depending on the plan you have selected, certain management fees may be charged on sales carried out through Didacte – to which will be added the management fees associated with credit card payments (which are collected by Stripe at the moment a sale occurs and are adjusted according to the then current Stripe pricing scheme).

If you are a resident of Canada, standard sales taxes shall apply to management fees as well as to the price of your monthly or annual membership plan.

Management fees are levied automatically whenever a sale is confirmed. Monthly and annual membership plans are paid by means of a cheque, credit card, or wire transfer.

Didacte’s pricing scheme may change at any time, without notice.

Switching plans

Any request to modify your current plan for a higher or lower plan can be made via the Didacte Platform at any time. The current plan will be replaced by the new plan and a prorated credit, or charge, for the unused, or additional, period will be applied to your bill, if applicable.

The new plan will be activated at the time of the request without impacting the original renewal date. The cancelation of a paid plan renewal will become effective on the next renewal date.

For Instructors on an “enterprise” membership plan, any modification of your plan to increase the number of active users may be made by contacting your account manager. Following a modification of your plan, you will be invoiced for the prorated increase in fees for the remainder of your subscription.

Instructors who wish to decrease the number of active users must do so prior to the renewal of their membership plan. Such request must be communicated to Didacte at least seven (7) days prior to renewal.

Renewal

Upon its expiry, your membership plan shall be automatically renewed for the same term and period. In the event of payment failure, the service will be maintained for a 30 days period for your users but access to the system will be limited for administrative users, only allowing you to update your credit card information. A customer is considered to be in breach of conditions 30 days after the renewal date. In the event of a breach of condition linked to a past due invoices, your platform will be automatically suspended for admins and users until any open invoices are paid in full

Termination

Provided that such is allowed by law, you hereby waive your right to unilaterally terminate your membership plan according to the provisions of section 2125 of the Civil code of Québec or of any other law, rule, or regulation which may find application.

Legal disclaimer

Should any dispute arise between yourself and any Other User(s), it is hereby stated, understood, and agreed that you shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless not only Didacte but also its associates and affiliates and their respective officers, directors, administrators, employees, and agents) in regards to all claims, complaints, losses, or damages (either actual or consequential) of any type or nature and whether they are known or unknown, directly or indirectly related to the dispute in question. You hereby acknowledge being the only entity responsible for the content you post on the Website and for the consequences it may bring. By agreeing to these Terms of Sale, you expressly waive any conceivable form of protection (whether it be under the law or otherwise) which would in any way limit the scope of this document so only the claims made in your favor or that you already knew about (or suspected) at the time you accepted these Terms of Sale apply under this section.

General provisions