Legal notice

1. Company details

• Legal name: YCY CONSULTING AND INVESTMENT SL
• Trade name: Neowes
• Product / service: Neowes ERP
• Tax ID (NIF): B22450688
• Legal form: Sociedad Limitada (SL)
• Registered address: Calle Mester De Clerecia 34, 28978 Cubas De La Sagra, Madrid, Spain
• Website: https://neowes.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +34 605 262 395

2. Purpose of the website

The Neowes website provides information about Neowes ERP, online shops on NeoCommerce, the Neowes Marketing platform, and the maintenance, SEO, marketing and new-feature services we provide on them.

The information is commercial and informational. Any service engagement is governed by the proposal, order, contract or specific terms accepted by the parties.

3. Use of the website

Users must use the website lawfully, diligently and in good faith, respecting applicable law, public order and third-party rights.

• Do not introduce malware, abusive automation or traffic that may damage or overload the website.
• Do not attempt unauthorized access to accounts, panels, APIs, systems or data of Neowes or third parties.
• Do not impersonate others or submit false information through forms or contact processes.

4. Intellectual and industrial property

Website content, including text, trademarks, designs, interfaces, code, documentation, logos and images, belongs to YCY CONSULTING AND INVESTMENT SL or to third parties who have authorized its use.

Reproduction, distribution, public communication, transformation or reuse is prohibited without express authorization, except where permitted by law.

5. Liability and external links

Neowes works to keep the website available, secure and updated, but does not guarantee the absolute absence of interruptions, technical errors or outdated content.

The website may link to third-party pages or services. Neowes does not necessarily control them and is not responsible for their content, availability or policies.

6. Applicable law

This legal notice is governed by Spanish law and, where applicable, European Union law. Unless mandatory rules provide otherwise, disputes will be settled before the competent courts under applicable law.