Terms & Conditions
1. Definitions
The following definitions apply to these Terms & Conditions ("T&C"):
“T&C”: means these website terms and conditions of use.
“Intellectual Property Rights”: means all rights, whether registered or not, including patents and patent applications, trademarks and trademark registrations, designs, copyrights (including software copyrights), related rights including producers’ rights and performers’ rights, sui generis rights including database producers’ rights, and other related rights including rights relating to domain names, corporate names, trade names and signs, rights relating to know-how and trade secrets, manufacturing secrets, or any equivalent form of protection existing worldwide.
“Form”: means the contact form available on the Website that the User may complete if they wish to be contacted by Enroll.
“Enroll”: means the simplified joint-stock company (société par actions simplifiée) Enroll, whose registered office is located at 9 rue des colonnes, 75002 Paris, registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 992 744 847.
“Website”: means Enroll’s website accessible at https://enroll.work/ as well as its subdomains.
“Solution”: means the software solution developed by Enroll, whose purpose is to automate the administrative work of HR teams using artificial intelligence.
“User”: means any person consulting or browsing the Website.
Unless otherwise required by the context, definitions in the singular include the plural, and vice versa.
2. Purpose of the T&C
The purpose of the T&C is to govern Users’ rights and obligations with respect to their browsing of the Website and use of the Form.
The T&C do not govern the use of the Solution.
3. Acceptance and changes to the T&C
By browsing any page of the Website, each User is deemed to have duly read and accepted the T&C, as in force at the time of browsing, without reservation.
If the User disagrees with all or part of the T&C, the User undertakes not to browse the Website and not to use the Form.
Enroll reserves the right to amend the T&C, in particular for legal or technological reasons, at its sole discretion.
4. Enroll’s commitments
4.1 Availability of the Website
Enroll undertakes to make the Website available to Users and to use reasonable efforts to ensure its accessibility and proper functioning.
As such, Enroll undertakes to make the Website available 24/7, except in cases of force majeure or unforeseeable and unavoidable behavior of a third party, and subject to any breakdowns and/or maintenance operations necessary for its proper operation.
The User is informed and accepts that, due to the specificities of the Internet network and telecommunications networks, Enroll cannot guarantee continuous availability of the Website, and that access to the Website may be reduced or impossible for longer or shorter periods of time. In the event of a malfunction or anomaly, Enroll will restore the situation as soon as possible.
4.2 Website content
Enroll provides information relating to its business and service offerings.
To the extent possible, Enroll strives to provide reliable, error-free information, but cannot guarantee the accuracy of each piece of information available on the Website, which the User understands and accepts.
5. User commitments
The User undertakes to use the Website in accordance with its intended purpose and to refrain from any behavior that could prevent its proper functioning.
In particular, the User undertakes to:
use the Form only for its purpose, i.e., to be contacted by Enroll in order to receive information about the Solution and the services provided by Enroll;
provide accurate data in the Form;
not submit the Form multiple times with the same data;
not reproduce or use the content of the Website for commercial purposes or to compete, directly or indirectly, with Enroll;
use the information and any tools available on the Website under their sole responsibility.
Users are informed and accept that the following are strictly prohibited:
any behavior likely to interrupt, suspend, slow down, or prevent the continuity of the Website;
any attempt to undermine the security and authentication measures of the Website and/or Enroll’s digital infrastructure;
any intrusion into, copying of, and/or misappropriation of the Website or Enroll’s digital infrastructure;
any act likely to seriously infringe Enroll’s rights and financial, commercial, or moral interests.
More generally, the User undertakes to comply with applicable laws and regulations and not to infringe public order, good morals, third-party rights, or any legislative or regulatory provision.
6. Intellectual property
The Website and all elements comprising it, including but not limited to the texts and other content appearing in the Website sections, the “Enroll” trademark, software, databases, and content of any kind, are protected by applicable Intellectual Property Rights and remain the exclusive property of Enroll.
The T&C and/or the use of the Website do not result in any transfer of Intellectual Property Rights, and the User is in no event authorized to reproduce, extract, or use in any manner whatsoever the data, information, or content of the Website.
7. Personal data
Enroll attaches great importance to respecting privacy and protecting personal data. By completing the Form, the User understands and accepts that the personal data entered therein will be processed for commercial prospecting purposes.
For more information, the User may consult the privacy policy available at the following address: XXX
8. Complaints
For any questions or complaints relating to the Website, the User may contact Enroll at the following address: gabriel@enroll.work.
9. Applicable law and competent jurisdiction
The T&C are governed by and construed in accordance with French law.
A User acting for professional purposes undertakes to submit any dispute or contestation relating to the validity, interpretation, performance, and/or termination of the T&C to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Paris Economic Activities Court (Tribunal des activités économiques de Paris).
Pursuant to Article R. 631-3 of the French Consumer Code, a consumer User may, at their option, bring the matter— in addition to one of the courts having territorial jurisdiction under the French Code of Civil Procedure—before the court of the place where they resided at the time the contract was concluded or where the harmful event occurred.