What these terms are
They are what you accept when creating an account — the "I accept the terms and conditions" box on the sign-in screen — and what our emails' footer links to. We store the date and time you accepted them; that is the only trace that gesture leaves. They apply to every application on the platform; each application in production also publishes its own, which spell these out for its particular work.
If you are only reading the portal, they do not apply to you: that is what the legal notice is for.
Who provides the service
- Owner: Germán Ezequiel Laso Andino.
- Tax identification: VAT number (Partita IVA) 04702090988 · Italian tax code (codice fiscale) LSNGMN88S04Z600M.
- Registration data: professional activity not registered in the Italian Business Register (no REA number).
- Address: Via della Sega 1, 38080 Verdesina, Porte di Rendena (TN), Italia.
- Contact email: privacidad@profblu.com.
Demos and production: what to expect from each
The platform has two kinds of environment, and it is worth telling them apart. The demonstration ones — those living under demo.profblu.com and demo.prosecco.group — are rebuilt, emptied and reseeded: there are no customers, nothing is charged, and access is authorised by us, one by one. Since September 2026 there are also applications in production, on their own domains under profblu.com, with real data of real people. What each document says applies to both kinds; where a rule changes by environment, it says so.
In a demonstration, put plainly:
- Access is free. There is no price, no subscription, no invoice.
- There is no availability commitment. The platform is deployed often and may be down.
- There is no retention commitment. A demonstration environment is rebuilt and reseeded; data you put into it may disappear at any time. Do not use it as the place where something you care about lives.
In production we work to keep the service available and to store what you enter properly, and we make daily backups. But we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability: there are maintenance windows, there are deployments, and it may fail. If your organisation needs a stronger commitment, that is a matter for its contract with us, not for these terms.
How an account is obtained
By invitation from an organisation using the platform, or by access we ourselves authorise. Today public registration is disabled: every access is authorised by someone by hand. That is what lets us take care of what we show, and it also means we can decline to grant access.
Your account
- The details you provide when creating it must be yours and true.
- The account is personal. Sharing the password makes whatever the person who signs in with it does your own.
- If you think someone has entered your account, let us know and change the password. You can close open sessions from the application itself.
- You must be at least fourteen years old. If an organisation registers a minor, it is responsible for holding the authorisation of the person with parental responsibility or guardianship.
Your organisation and us
The organisation that registers you decides what it keeps about you and who on its team sees it. We provide the tool and store the data on its behalf. The relationship between the organisation and us has its own contract; the relationship between you and your organisation is yours, and the platform neither replaces it nor answers for it. What this means for your data is in the privacy policy.
Acceptable use
By using the platform you undertake not to:
- enter other people's personal data without their knowledge and consent — even less so in a demo;
- attempt to access data of other accounts or organisations, or bypass permission controls;
- strain the service with automation that degrades it for others;
- use it for anything illegal, or to harass anyone.
If you find a security flaw, tell us before telling anyone else. We will genuinely appreciate it.
What you upload remains yours
The texts, photos and data you enter are yours. We use them only to provide you the service: store them, show them to you, and show them to whoever you or your organisation decide. We use them for nothing else.
Mobile applications and stores
Some applications are installed from Apple's App Store or from Google Play. We grant you over them a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable licence to install and use them on devices you control, only for what they are made for; you may not copy them, modify them, decompile them or resell them. The phone features that request permission — notifications, calendar, biometric unlock — are optional and the permission is withdrawn from the system settings.
Apple and Google require us to say the following, and it is true:
- These terms are between you and us, not with Apple or Google; they are not a party and are not responsible for the applications.
- Maintenance and support are our responsibility; write to the contact email.
- If an application fails to meet an applicable warranty, you may notify the store and, if you paid anything for it, the store will refund it; any other claim — product, legal compliance, consumer protection, intellectual property — is with us.
- You represent that you are not in a country subject to a United States embargo nor on a list of restricted parties, and that you comply with applicable third-party terms.
- Apple and its subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these terms and may enforce them against you.
Price
Today the platform charges nothing to its users. If an organisation pays for the service, that is a contract between it and us. If one day there were a price for the user, we would say so beforehand, in the application and in these terms, and nothing would be charged that had not been expressly accepted.
Suspension and closure
You may leave whenever you wish and ask us to delete your account by writing to the contact email from your account's email address. We may suspend or close access if these terms are breached or if use puts the service or other people at risk; except in an emergency, we will give notice first.
Warranties and liability
The platform is provided "as is", with the care we put into it and without warranty that it fits a particular purpose or is free of errors. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect damages, loss of profit or loss of data we did not cause by wilful misconduct or gross negligence; we already warned you above about loss of data entered in a demo; and we are not liable for what an organisation does with your data or for the relationship between you. If you are a consumer, none of this curtails the rights your country's law grants you that cannot be excluded. What the law does not allow to be excluded is not excluded.
Changes and governing law
If we change these terms we will announce it inside the applications or by email to account holders, with enough time to read them or to leave.
Italian law applies, being the law of the owner's domicile. If you are a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of your country of residence and the right to bring proceedings before the courts of your domicile. Before it comes to that, write to us: almost everything is solved with an email. The European Union also offers an online dispute resolution platform at https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.
For any question about these terms, write to privacidad@profblu.com.