Last updated: 14 May 2026

Terms of Service for iNmap.info

English Master Version
Last updated: 14 May 2026

1. Operator Identification

1.1. The digital platform iNmap.info is operated by:

VisionEdge s.r.o.
Company ID / IČO: 51962161
Tax ID / DIČ: 2120848521
Registered office: 29. augusta 1503/1A, 958 01 Partizánske, Slovak Republic, European Union
Website: https://inmap.info

1.2. In these Terms, VisionEdge s.r.o. is referred to as the “Operator”, “VisionEdge”, “we”, “us” or “our”.

1.3. User-facing and operational communication may be sent to:

• hello@inmap.info — general enquiries, customer support, technical support, complaints, billing, user requests, content reports and appeals against content or account restrictions;
• legal@inmap.info — legal matters, contracts, privacy and data protection requests, GDPR/CCPA/PDPA requests, Digital Services Act contact point, official communication, compliance, legal notices and disputes.

1.4. We may introduce additional specialised contact addresses if required by the growth of the Platform, applicable law, operational structure or regulatory requirements.

2. Purpose and Scope of These Terms

2.1. These Terms govern access to and use of the iNmap.info platform, including the website, web application, software, dashboards, project profiles, map interfaces, data layers, analytics modules, lead-generation tools, APIs, databases, user accounts, communication tools and related services.

2.2. The Platform is intended primarily as a digital technology, mapping, data, analytics and marketplace-support platform for real estate projects, development projects, property data, project documentation, business intelligence, location-based information, investor discovery and commercial relationship management.

2.3. These Terms apply to all users of the Platform, including visitors, registered users, project owners, developers, real estate professionals, investors, business partners, agencies, consultants and any other persons accessing or using the Platform.

2.4. Additional documents may apply to particular services, including order forms, subscription plans, individual agreements, service level agreements, data processing agreements, privacy notices, cookie policies, acceptable use policies, marketplace rules, developer policies or jurisdiction-specific addenda. If such additional documents expressly conflict with these Terms, the more specific document prevails for the relevant matter.

3. English Master Version

3.1. These Terms are prepared in English as the legally binding master version.

3.2. Any Slovak or other language version is provided for convenience, localisation or user understanding only.

3.3. In case of any discrepancy, inconsistency or interpretation conflict between the English version and any translated version, the English version shall prevail, unless mandatory consumer protection law or other mandatory local law requires otherwise.

4. Definitions

4.1. “Platform” means the iNmap.info website, web application, software, database, interface, map display, analytics tools, dashboards, APIs, project profiles, communication tools and all related digital services provided by the Operator.

4.2. “User” means any natural or legal person who accesses, browses, registers for, uses or otherwise interacts with the Platform.

4.3. “Business User” means any User acting in the course of business, professional, commercial, investment, development, advisory, agency or corporate activity.

4.4. “Consumer” means a natural person who uses the Platform for purposes outside their trade, business, employment or profession.

4.5. “Project Owner” means any User who uploads, manages, presents or distributes information about a real estate project, development project, property, unit, investment opportunity, listing, offer, location, document or related commercial opportunity.

4.6. “Developer” means a Project Owner that develops, markets, sells, leases, manages or otherwise commercialises real estate or development projects.

4.7. “Investor” means a User who uses the Platform to discover, compare, analyse, review, contact or evaluate projects, Project Owners, Developers or commercial opportunities.

4.8. “User Content” means any data, text, images, photographs, videos, visualisations, floor plans, project data, prices, availability information, documents, comments, reviews, files, contact details, map points, metadata, business information or other content uploaded, submitted, imported, transmitted or made available by a User through the Platform.

4.9. “Project Data” means User Content relating to a project, property, development, unit, location, price, availability, floor plan, construction status, legal status, amenities, documentation, commercial offer or related information.

4.10. “Subscription” means recurring paid access to the Platform or selected Platform features according to a pricing plan, order form, individual agreement or other accepted offer.

4.11. “Order” means an electronic order, accepted offer, subscription activation, signed contract, purchase confirmation or other documented acceptance of paid services.

4.12. “Verification” means an internal data review, classification, validation, labelling or quality-control process performed by or through the Platform. Verification does not constitute legal, technical, financial, tax, investment, cadastral, construction or engineering due diligence.

4.13. “Third-Party Services” means services, tools, software, APIs, data, maps, cloud infrastructure, payment processors, analytics tools, email providers, AI services or other products provided by third parties and integrated into, used by or linked from the Platform.

5. Acceptance of These Terms

5.1. By accessing, registering for, ordering, subscribing to, browsing or using the Platform, the User accepts these Terms.

5.2. The User may accept these Terms by:

• creating an account;
  
• clicking an acceptance button or checking an unchecked consent box;
  
• signing or accepting an Order or agreement referring to these Terms;
  
• using the Platform after these Terms have been made available; or
  
• continuing to use the Platform after being notified of changes.

5.3. Where acceptance is obtained through a checkbox, the checkbox must not be pre-ticked.

5.4. If the User acts on behalf of a legal entity or organisation, the User represents that they have authority to bind that entity or organisation. If the User does not have such authority, the User may be personally responsible for any resulting damage, costs or claims.

5.5. If the User does not agree with these Terms, the User must not access or use the Platform.

6. Nature of the Platform

6.1. iNmap.info is a digital technology platform. It may provide, among other things:

• interactive map-based presentation of projects and locations;
  
• project, unit, availability and pricing management;
  
• project profiles and project documentation storage;
  
• analytical evaluation of projects, locations and data;
  
• data-quality labels, scores, verification levels or internal indicators;
  
• lead-generation and business connection tools;
  
• communication features between Users;
  
• dashboards, reporting, exports and APIs;
  
• AI-assisted or automated analytical features; and
  
• integrations with Third-Party Services.

6.2. The Platform is not a real estate agency, investment adviser, financial adviser, legal adviser, tax adviser, technical inspector, construction supervisor, bank, payment institution, fund manager, public authority, cadastral authority or regulated securities marketplace.

6.3. Unless expressly agreed in writing, the Operator is not a party to any purchase agreement, lease agreement, reservation agreement, investment agreement, brokerage agreement, development agreement or other transaction between Users.

6.4. The Platform may facilitate access to information, communication and business opportunities, but it does not guarantee the truth, legality, completeness, profitability, availability, quality, ownership, title, technical status or investment suitability of any project, property or opportunity.

7. No Investment, Legal, Tax, Technical or Real Estate Advice

7.1. All information available through the Platform is provided for general informational, analytical and business-support purposes only.

7.2. Nothing on the Platform constitutes:

• investment advice;
  
• financial advice;
  
• legal advice;
  
• tax advice;
  
• technical, cadastral, engineering or construction advice;
  
• a public offering of securities;
  
• a regulated investment recommendation;
  
• a guarantee of return, yield, appreciation, occupancy, liquidity or resale value; or
  
• a representation that any project is suitable for a particular User.

7.3. Each User is solely responsible for performing independent due diligence before making any business, investment, legal, financial, technical or real estate decision.

7.4. For cross-border projects, including projects outside the European Union, Users must independently verify local ownership restrictions, foreign investment rules, tax obligations, planning and zoning rules, construction permits, transfer procedures, foreign exchange rules, AML/KYC requirements and other local legal conditions.

8. Registration and User Accounts

8.1. Certain Platform features may require registration.

8.2. The User must provide true, complete, accurate and up-to-date information during registration and throughout the use of the Platform.

8.3. The User is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of login credentials and for all activity occurring under the User’s account.

8.4. The User must not share, sell, assign or transfer account access except where expressly permitted by the applicable plan or written agreement.

8.5. The Operator may require identity verification, company verification, authority verification, payment verification, project verification or additional information where reasonably necessary for security, compliance, billing, fraud prevention, legal obligations or Platform integrity.

8.6. The Operator may refuse registration, suspend access or restrict an account if there is a reasonable suspicion of false information, unauthorised use, fraud, legal violation, sanctions risk, payment default, abuse of the Platform or breach of these Terms.

9. Obligations of Project Owners and Developers

9.1. Project Owners and Developers are solely responsible for all Project Data and User Content they upload, submit, import, display, publish or provide through the Platform.

9.2. Each Project Owner and Developer represents and warrants that:

• it has the legal right and authority to present the relevant project, property, unit, listing, document, image, brand or commercial offer;
  
• all Project Data is accurate, complete, current, lawful and not misleading;
  
• prices, availability, unit status, construction status and commercial terms are kept reasonably up to date;
  
• all photographs, visualisations, floor plans, documents, trademarks, logos and other materials are used lawfully and with all required permissions;
  
• the content does not infringe intellectual property rights, privacy rights, publicity rights, trade secrets, contractual rights or other rights of third parties;
  
• any financial assumptions, expected returns, rental yields, resale projections or investment scenarios are clearly identified as assumptions and supported by appropriate risk disclosures;
  
• the project complies with applicable local real estate, construction, planning, advertising, consumer protection, tax, AML, sanctions and licensing laws; and
  
• it will promptly correct or remove inaccurate, outdated or unlawful information.

9.3. Project Owners and Developers must not publish false scarcity claims, manipulated availability, misleading prices, hidden fees, unauthorised guarantees, non-existent units, unlawful investment claims or deceptive marketing materials.

9.4. The Operator may request evidence supporting Project Data, including ownership or agency authority, project documentation, pricing documentation, image rights, corporate documents or compliance information.

9.5. The Operator may label, restrict, remove or downgrade Project Data if it appears inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, misleading, unlawful or inconsistent with these Terms.

9.6. The Project Owner or Developer is responsible for all claims, losses, sanctions, penalties, damages and costs arising from its Project Data or User Content.

10. Obligations of Investors and Other Users

10.1. Investors and other Users acknowledge that the Platform is an information and analytics tool and must not be used as the sole basis for any real estate, financial, legal or investment decision.

10.2. Users must independently verify all project, property, financial, technical, legal, tax and location-based information before entering into any transaction.

10.3. Users are solely responsible for their negotiations, offers, reservations, payments, contracts, investments and transactions outside the Platform.

10.4. Users must not use the Platform for fraud, money laundering, sanctions evasion, market manipulation, unauthorised brokerage, unauthorised investment activity or any unlawful purpose.

11. Data Verification, Scores and Labels

11.1. The Platform may provide internal data-quality indicators, verification statuses, scores, labels, ranking factors, completeness indicators, analytics outputs or similar tools.

11.2. Any such indicator is informational only and does not constitute legal verification, investment rating, credit rating, technical audit, cadastral confirmation, public authority certification or guarantee of project quality.

11.3. Verification may be based on documents, User-submitted information, public sources, automated checks, manual review or a combination of methods.

11.4. The Operator may change, suspend, update or discontinue any scoring, verification or labelling methodology at any time.

11.5. Users must not represent iNmap scores, verification labels or data indicators as legal guarantees, state approvals, regulated ratings, bank confirmations or investment recommendations.

12. Paid Services, Subscriptions, Fees and Success Fees

12.1. The Platform may be offered free of charge, in trial mode, under a paid subscription, under an individual licence, under a service agreement, under a success-fee model, under transaction-based fees or under a combination of these models.

12.2. The scope of paid services, price, billing period, currency, payment method, limits, renewal rules and cancellation rules are specified in the applicable Order, plan, invoice, contract, proposal or written agreement.

12.3. Unless otherwise stated, all prices are exclusive of VAT, GST, sales tax, withholding tax, e-service tax, duties, bank charges and other public charges.

12.4. The User is responsible for all applicable taxes, charges, duties and withholding obligations, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.

12.5. If a Subscription renews automatically, the renewal terms will be disclosed before purchase or activation. The User may cancel renewal according to the cancellation process stated in the account, Order or applicable agreement.

12.6. Failure to pay fees when due may result in suspension, limitation or termination of access.

12.7. If a success fee, referral fee, lead fee, commission, transaction fee or similar commercial fee is agreed, the fee becomes payable according to the relevant Order or individual agreement.

12.8. Where a success-fee model applies, the User must not circumvent the Platform, the Operator or the fee mechanism by concluding transactions outside the Platform with the purpose or effect of avoiding agreed fees.

12.9. The User must provide truthful and reasonably complete information necessary to calculate any agreed success fee or transaction-based fee.

12.10. Refunds are provided only where required by mandatory law or expressly stated in the applicable Order, plan or written agreement.

12.11. The Operator may issue invoices electronically. The User agrees to receive electronic invoices and related billing documents, unless mandatory law requires a different process.

13. Consumer Rights

13.1. If the User is a Consumer, the User has the rights granted by mandatory consumer protection law.

13.2. For distance contracts and online digital services, Consumers may have a statutory right to withdraw from the contract within the applicable withdrawal period, unless an exception applies.

13.3. Where permitted by law, the Consumer may lose the right of withdrawal if the Consumer expressly requests or consents to the immediate provision of digital content or a digital service before the withdrawal period expires and acknowledges the loss of the right of withdrawal.

13.4. The Platform may ask the Consumer to confirm wording substantially similar to:

“I agree that the digital service may begin before the expiry of the withdrawal period and acknowledge that I may lose my right of withdrawal once the service begins, to the extent permitted by applicable law.”

13.5. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits Consumer rights that cannot be excluded or limited under mandatory law.

14. Licence to Use the Platform

14.1. Subject to these Terms, the Operator grants the User a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable and time-limited licence to access and use the Platform according to the applicable plan, Order or agreement.

14.2. The User must not:

• copy, sell, resell, rent, lease, sublicense, distribute or commercially exploit the Platform except as expressly permitted;
  
• reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or attempt to derive the source code of the Platform;
  
• bypass technical restrictions, security features, access controls, API limits or usage limits;
  
• use the Platform to build, train, benchmark or improve a competing product or service without written consent;
  
• scrape, crawl, harvest, extract or bulk-download data except as expressly permitted;
  
• remove, obscure or alter intellectual property notices, provider attributions, map attributions or legal notices;
  
• interfere with the operation, security or integrity of the Platform; or
  
• use the Platform in violation of applicable law.

14.3. All rights not expressly granted to the User remain reserved by the Operator or the relevant rights holders.

15. User Content Licence

15.1. The User retains ownership of User Content, subject to the rights granted in these Terms and any separate agreement.

15.2. The User grants the Operator a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable and sublicensable licence to host, store, copy, display, publish, transmit, process, analyse, translate, modify, format, index, classify, map, visualise, distribute and otherwise use User Content to the extent necessary or reasonably useful to operate, provide, secure, improve, promote and protect the Platform.

15.3. This licence includes the right to display User Content in project profiles, maps, dashboards, analytics outputs, exports, search results, recommendations, reports, previews and communication tools, according to the User’s settings, plan or agreement.

15.4. The User represents that it has all rights, permissions, licences and legal bases required to provide User Content and grant the licence described in this section.

15.5. The Operator may remove, restrict, disable, label or moderate User Content if it violates these Terms, applicable law, third-party rights, Platform policies or safety requirements.

16. Acceptable Use

16.1. The User must not use the Platform to:

• violate any law or regulation;
  
• publish false, misleading, deceptive or fraudulent project information;
  
• infringe intellectual property, privacy, publicity, contractual or other rights;
  
• distribute malware, spam, phishing, harmful code or unauthorised advertising;
  
• attack, overload, scan, disrupt or compromise the Platform or its infrastructure;
  
• scrape, harvest or extract data without written consent;
  
• manipulate prices, availability, rankings, reviews, project status or analytics outputs;
  
• impersonate another person or misrepresent authority;
  
• engage in money laundering, sanctions evasion, fraud, corruption or illegal financing;
  
• upload hate speech, unlawful discriminatory content, threats, harassment or illegal content;
  
• bypass fees, success fees, subscriptions, access restrictions or security controls; or
  
• use the Platform for any safety-critical, military, emergency, unlawful surveillance or high-risk purpose without written approval.

16.2. The Operator may investigate suspected violations and take appropriate measures, including warning, content restriction, content removal, account limitation, suspension, termination or legal action.

17. Content Moderation, Notice-and-Action and Appeals

17.1. To the extent that the Platform qualifies as an intermediary service, hosting service or online platform under applicable law, including the EU Digital Services Act, the Operator will maintain appropriate mechanisms for reporting illegal content or violations of these Terms.

17.2. Reports may be sent to hello@inmap.info. Legal notices, official notices and regulatory communications may be sent to legal@inmap.info.

17.3. A report should include:

• identification of the reporting person or entity;
  
• description of the allegedly illegal or violating content;
  
• exact URL, project ID, screenshot or other precise location of the content;
  
• factual and legal reasons for the report;
  
• contact details for follow-up communication; and
  
• a statement that the report is accurate and submitted in good faith.

17.4. The Operator will assess reports in a timely, diligent, objective and proportionate manner.

17.5. The Operator may remove, disable, restrict, demote, label or otherwise moderate content where appropriate.

17.6. Where required by applicable law, the Operator will provide the affected User with a statement of reasons for the moderation decision, unless prohibited by law, security considerations, fraud prevention, protection of complainants or protection of an investigation.

17.7. A User affected by a moderation decision may appeal by contacting hello@inmap.info and clearly stating the reason for the appeal.

17.8. The Operator will not intentionally design the Platform using deceptive interface practices or dark patterns that materially distort or impair Users’ ability to make free and informed decisions.

17.9. If the Platform displays advertising, sponsored placement or paid promotion, such content will be identified in an appropriate manner.

18. Ranking, Recommendation and Algorithmic Transparency

18.1. The Platform may rank, sort, recommend, filter, classify or display projects, content or Users using automated, semi-automated or manual criteria.

18.2. Factors that may influence ranking, recommendation or visibility include, without limitation:

• location;
  
• User filters and search queries;
  
• project category and relevance;
  
• availability and completeness of data;
  
• data freshness;
  
• verification level or data-quality indicators;
  
• content quality and profile completeness;
  
• compliance and security considerations;
  
• subscription level, commercial partnership, advertising or sponsorship, if clearly identified;
  
• user behaviour signals and engagement metrics; and
  
• technical performance or availability of data sources.

18.3. The Operator does not guarantee any particular ranking, visibility, traffic, lead volume, conversion rate, sale, investment, transaction or business result.

18.4. Paid placement, sponsored ranking or advertising, if used, will be reasonably disclosed.

18.5. The Operator will not intentionally use undisclosed self-preferencing, unfair tying, unlawful price parity obligations, misuse of third-party business data or discriminatory ranking practices in violation of applicable competition law.

19. AI, Automated Analysis and Analytical Models

19.1. The Platform may use artificial intelligence, machine learning, automated classification, text analysis, geospatial analysis, scoring models, statistical models, data-matching tools or other automated or semi-automated systems.

19.2. Outputs generated by AI or analytical models are provided for informational and decision-support purposes only.

19.3. AI outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, biased, probabilistic or unsuitable for a particular purpose.

19.4. AI outputs must not be used as the sole basis for legal, investment, financial, real estate, credit, insurance, employment, consumer, safety-critical or similarly significant decisions.

19.5. The User is responsible for human review, independent verification and professional advice where appropriate.

19.6. If the Platform introduces automated decision-making that produces legal or similarly significant effects for Users, the Operator will implement additional transparency, review, opt-out or safeguard mechanisms where required by applicable law.

19.7. The Operator may process User Content, Project Data, usage data and metadata to improve, secure, test, analyse or develop Platform features, subject to applicable data protection law, confidentiality obligations and any separate agreement.

20. Map Data, Geolocation Services and Third-Party Map Providers

20.1. The Platform may display, process or integrate maps, geolocation data, satellite imagery, address data, points of interest, routing data, geocoding results, administrative boundaries, cadastral references, distance calculations, travel-time estimates, location analytics and other location-based information.

20.2. The Platform may use multiple map and geolocation sources, including without limitation OpenStreetMap, Google Maps Platform, Mapbox, MapTiler, HERE, TomTom, Esri/ArcGIS, public registers, governmental datasets, commercial data providers, User-submitted data and proprietary datasets of the Operator.

20.3. The specific map provider, basemap, data source or geolocation service used by the Platform may vary depending on country, feature, subscription plan, technical availability, legal requirements, cost, performance, data quality or product configuration.

20.4. The Operator may replace, supplement, limit or discontinue any map provider, geolocation service, data source or map layer at any time, provided that doing so does not materially breach an expressly agreed paid service commitment.

20.5. All third-party map data and geolocation services remain subject to the applicable licences, terms of use, attribution requirements, data-use restrictions, caching restrictions, display restrictions, export restrictions and intellectual property rights of the relevant providers.

20.6. The User must not remove, hide, obscure, modify or interfere with any copyright notice, attribution, logo, legal notice, watermark, provider label or link displayed within the Platform.

20.7. Where OpenStreetMap or OSM-derived data is used, the User acknowledges that such data may be licensed under the Open Database License or related attribution and share-alike terms.

20.8. Where Google Maps Platform content is used, the User acknowledges that such content may be subject to Google Maps Platform terms, attribution rules, caching limits, display restrictions, use restrictions and restrictions on combining certain Google Maps content with non-Google maps.

20.9. Where Mapbox, MapTiler, HERE, TomTom, Esri/ArcGIS or other providers are used, the User acknowledges that additional provider-specific attribution, licensing and data-use restrictions may apply.

20.10. The User must not extract, scrape, copy, cache, export, redistribute, resell, reverse engineer, create derivative databases from or otherwise use third-party map data or geolocation content outside the Platform, except to the extent expressly permitted by the Operator and by the applicable third-party provider terms.

20.11. Map data, geolocation data, address data, boundaries, travel times, routes, distances, points of interest and location-based analytics are provided for general informational and analytical purposes only.

20.12. Such data may be incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, unavailable, misclassified, approximate or inconsistent with official records or real-world conditions.

20.13. The Platform must not be used as the sole source for:

• legal boundary determination;
  
• cadastral verification;
  
• title verification;
  
• construction, engineering or land surveying;
  
• zoning or planning determination;
  
• tax assessment;
  
• safety-critical navigation;
  
• emergency response;
  
• military use;
  
• aviation or maritime navigation; or
  
• any other legally determinative or critical purpose.

20.14. In case of conflict between Platform data and official records, cadastral data, governmental sources, physical signage, police instructions, legal documentation, contractual documentation or actual on-site conditions, the official, legal or real-world source prevails.

20.15. The Operator does not warrant that map data, geolocation data, routes, distances, travel times, project locations, boundaries, nearby amenities or other location-based information are accurate, complete, current or suitable for the User’s intended purpose.

20.16. The User is responsible for independently verifying all location-based information before making any business, investment, legal, technical, real estate or safety-related decision.

21. Third-Party Services

21.1. The Platform may integrate or rely on Third-Party Services, including cloud hosting, databases, maps, geocoding, payment processors, analytics, email services, AI APIs, CRM systems, communication tools, authentication providers and security services.

21.2. Third-Party Services may be subject to their own terms, licences, privacy notices, service levels, limitations and pricing.

21.3. The Operator is not responsible for outages, errors, data inaccuracies, price changes, restrictions, discontinuation, licence changes or acts or omissions of Third-Party Services outside the Operator’s reasonable control.

21.4. The Operator may change Third-Party Service providers where reasonably necessary, provided that the core functionality of the Platform is not materially degraded in breach of an applicable paid plan or separate agreement.

22. Privacy and Data Protection

22.1. The processing of personal data is governed by the Platform’s Privacy Policy and, where applicable, any Data Processing Agreement or Data Processing Addendum.

22.2. The Operator may process personal data for purposes including:

• account registration and management;
  
• provision of the Platform;
  
• customer support;
  
• billing and payments;
  
• security and fraud prevention;
  
• analytics and service improvement;
  
• marketing, where permitted;
  
• legal compliance;
  
• dispute resolution and legal protection; and
  
• regulatory and tax obligations.

22.3. If the User uploads or otherwise provides personal data of third parties, the User is responsible for having a valid legal basis, providing required notices and obtaining required consents.

22.4. If the User acts as a controller and the Operator acts as a processor, the parties will enter into a Data Processing Agreement where required.

22.5. The Operator will implement reasonable technical and organisational measures designed to protect personal data against unauthorised access, loss, misuse, alteration or disclosure.

22.6. Cross-border transfers of personal data will be made using appropriate legal mechanisms where required, such as adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses, recognised transfer mechanisms or other lawful safeguards.

22.7. Users may have privacy rights depending on their jurisdiction, including rights of access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, objection, opt-out or withdrawal of consent. Requests may be sent to legal@inmap.info.

22.8. For California residents, if the Operator is subject to the CCPA/CPRA, the Operator will provide applicable notices and mechanisms for rights such as access, deletion, correction, opt-out of sale or sharing, limitation of sensitive personal information and other required rights.

22.9. For Thailand-related processing, if the Thai Personal Data Protection Act applies, the Operator will assess and implement applicable requirements, including lawful basis, data subject rights, breach notification, cross-border transfer safeguards and local coordination where required.

23. Cookies and Similar Technologies

23.1. The Platform may use cookies, local storage, pixels, SDKs, analytics identifiers and similar technologies.

23.2. Necessary technologies may be used to provide core Platform functions, security, authentication, load balancing and fraud prevention.

23.3. Analytics, marketing or non-essential technologies will be used according to applicable law and the User’s consent preferences where required.

23.4. The User may manage cookie preferences through the Platform’s cookie settings or browser settings, where available.

24. Security and Incidents

24.1. The Operator will use reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect the Platform, accounts, data and systems.

24.2. The User must immediately notify the Operator at hello@inmap.info if the User suspects unauthorised access, account compromise, data breach, security vulnerability or misuse of the Platform.

24.3. The User must not publicly disclose vulnerabilities without giving the Operator a reasonable opportunity to investigate and remediate them.

24.4. The Operator does not guarantee absolute security, uninterrupted availability or complete protection against all threats.

24.5. In the event of a personal data breach or security incident, the Operator will act in accordance with applicable law and any relevant contractual obligations.

25. Availability, Maintenance and Service Changes

25.1. The Operator will use reasonable efforts to make the Platform available, but does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation unless expressly agreed in an SLA.

25.2. The Platform may be temporarily unavailable due to maintenance, updates, security measures, infrastructure changes, failures of Third-Party Services, internet outages, force majeure or other technical reasons.

25.3. The Operator may modify, update, improve, restrict, replace or discontinue Platform features from time to time.

25.4. The Operator will seek to avoid materially degrading paid core functionality during an active paid period, unless required for security, legal compliance, third-party restrictions, technical necessity or urgent operational reasons.

25.5. Any expressly agreed SLA prevails over this section for the relevant service commitment.

26. Complaints and Support

26.1. Support requests and complaints may be sent to hello@inmap.info.

26.2. A complaint should include the User’s account details, description of the issue, relevant dates, screenshots, documents, transaction references and any other information reasonably necessary to assess the matter.

26.3. The Operator will handle complaints in a reasonable and proportionate manner.

26.4. Consumer complaints will be handled in accordance with applicable mandatory consumer protection law.

26.5. For Business Users, remedies may be limited by these Terms, the applicable Order or a separate agreement.

27. Suspension and Termination

27.1. The User may stop using the Platform at any time, subject to the applicable Subscription, Order or agreement.

27.2. The Operator may suspend, restrict or terminate access if the User:

• breaches these Terms;
  
• fails to pay fees when due;
  
• provides false, misleading or incomplete information;
  
• uploads unlawful, infringing or misleading User Content;
  
• creates security, legal, reputational, regulatory or operational risk;
  
• violates Third-Party Service terms;
  
• circumvents fees, subscriptions or success-fee mechanisms;
  
• violates sanctions, AML, anti-corruption or export-control rules; or
  
• otherwise abuses the Platform.

27.3. In urgent or serious cases, the Operator may suspend or terminate access immediately.

27.4. After termination, the Operator may retain data where required or permitted for legal compliance, accounting, tax, audit, security, backup, dispute resolution, fraud prevention, enforcement of rights or legitimate business purposes.

27.5. Termination does not affect rights and obligations accrued before termination, including payment obligations, confidentiality, intellectual property, liability limitations, indemnities and dispute resolution provisions.

28. Disclaimers

28.1. The Platform is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

28.2. The Operator does not warrant that the Platform will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, complete, current, free of harmful components or suitable for the User’s specific purpose.

28.3. The Operator does not warrant or guarantee:

• accuracy, legality, completeness or currency of User Content or Project Data;
  
• legal status, title, ownership or transferability of any property;
  
• technical quality, construction status or physical condition of any project;
  
• availability, price or commercial terms of any unit or project;
  
• investment performance, yield, return, liquidity or resale value;
  
• accuracy of map, geolocation, boundary or address data;
  
• availability or reliability of Third-Party Services;
  
• any particular business outcome, lead volume, ranking, conversion or transaction; or
  
• that any User will enter into or complete any transaction.

28.4. The User uses the Platform at the User’s own risk and remains responsible for independent verification and professional advice.

29. Limitation of Liability

29.1. Nothing in these Terms limits liability where such limitation is prohibited by mandatory law, including liability for intentional misconduct, gross negligence where not limitable, death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or mandatory consumer rights.

29.2. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive or exemplary damages, including loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of business, loss of goodwill, loss of data, loss of opportunity, reputational harm or business interruption.

29.3. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator is not liable for damages arising from:

• User Content or Project Data;
  
• transactions between Users;
  
• investment, business, legal, tax or real estate decisions of Users;
  
• inaccurate, outdated or incomplete third-party data;
  
• Third-Party Services;
  
• unauthorised account access caused by the User;
  
• force majeure or events outside reasonable control; or
  
• misuse of the Platform.

29.4. For Business Users, the Operator’s total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Platform, these Terms or any related claim is limited to the fees actually paid by the relevant Business User to the Operator for the affected service during the twelve months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

29.5. If the Business User used only free services, the Operator’s total aggregate liability is limited to EUR 100.

29.6. The limitations in this section apply regardless of the legal theory of liability, including contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, statutory liability or otherwise.

30. Indemnity by Business Users

30.1. A Business User must indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Operator, its directors, officers, employees, contractors, affiliates and partners from and against any claims, losses, damages, liabilities, penalties, fines, costs and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising from or relating to:

• the Business User’s breach of these Terms;
  
• User Content or Project Data provided by the Business User;
  
• infringement of third-party rights;
  
• false, misleading, unlawful or outdated project information;
  
• breach of real estate, advertising, consumer, tax, AML, sanctions, privacy or licensing laws;
  
• unauthorised use of personal data or confidential information;
  
• transactions, negotiations or disputes with other Users;
  
• circumvention of agreed fees, success fees or Platform rules; or
  
• misuse of the Platform.

31. Intellectual Property

31.1. The Platform, software, source code, object code, databases, architecture, design, user interface, workflows, analytics models, scoring methods, maps configuration, branding, trademarks, trade names, logos, documentation, content, know-how and related materials are protected by intellectual property and other laws.

31.2. The User does not acquire ownership of the Platform or any Operator intellectual property.

31.3. The names iNmap, iNmap.info, VisionEdge and any related brands, logos, domain names, product names, designs or trade dress may not be used without the Operator’s prior written consent.

31.4. The User must not register, use or imitate any trade name, trademark, domain name, logo, visual identity or product name confusingly similar to iNmap, iNmap.info or VisionEdge.

31.5. Feedback, suggestions or ideas submitted by a User may be used by the Operator without restriction or compensation, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

32. Confidentiality

32.1. During use of the Platform, Users may receive access to non-public information, including project data, pricing, commercial terms, documents, leads, business strategies, technical information, analytics, know-how, product plans or other confidential information.

32.2. Information is confidential if it is marked as confidential or if its confidential nature is reasonably apparent from the context.

32.3. The User must not disclose confidential information to third parties or use it for any purpose other than authorised use of the Platform.

32.4. Confidentiality obligations continue after termination of access to the Platform.

32.5. Confidentiality does not apply to information that is publicly available without breach, already lawfully known, independently developed without use of confidential information or required to be disclosed by law or competent authority.

33. Sanctions, AML, Export Control and Anti-Corruption

33.1. The User represents that the User is not subject to sanctions and is not using the Platform on behalf of or for the benefit of a sanctioned person, entity, country or territory.

33.2. The User must not use the Platform for money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions evasion, corruption, bribery, illegal financing, fraud or unlawful transfer of value.

33.3. The User must comply with applicable sanctions, AML, counter-terrorist financing, export-control and anti-corruption laws.

33.4. The Operator may request information or documents reasonably necessary for compliance screening.

33.5. The Operator may refuse, suspend or terminate services where required or reasonably justified by sanctions, AML, export-control, anti-corruption or compliance concerns.

34. Thailand-Specific Provisions

34.1. If the Platform targets Users in Thailand or otherwise falls within the scope of Thai digital platform, consumer, tax, privacy or competition laws, the Operator will assess applicable compliance obligations.

34.2. Where legally required, the Operator may make filings or notifications with the relevant Thai authority, appoint a local coordinator or representative, adapt disclosures, implement local compliance measures or restrict certain services.

34.3. Users operating in Thailand, including Developers, agents, project owners and business partners, are solely responsible for compliance with applicable Thai real estate, land, foreign ownership, construction, advertising, consumer protection, tax, AML, licensing and data protection laws.

34.4. The Operator does not guarantee that a foreign Investor can acquire, hold, lease, transfer or benefit from any property interest in Thailand without restrictions.

34.5. Users must obtain independent Thai legal, tax and technical advice before entering into any Thailand-related real estate, investment or development transaction.

34.6. Where Thai VAT, e-service tax or other tax obligations apply, the relevant party must comply with applicable law and any required registration, invoicing, collection, reporting or payment obligations.

35. United States and California-Specific Provisions

35.1. If the User accesses the Platform from the United States, certain federal or state laws may apply.

35.2. The Platform does not provide securities offerings, broker-dealer services, investment adviser services, legal services, tax services or regulated financial services in the United States.

35.3. California residents may have privacy rights under the CCPA/CPRA if those laws apply to the Operator. The Operator will provide applicable notices and mechanisms where legally required.

35.4. If the Platform engages in activities that constitute sale or sharing of personal information under California law, the Operator will provide an appropriate opt-out mechanism, such as “Your Privacy Choices” or “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information”, where required.

35.5. If the Platform introduces automated decision-making subject to California-specific rules, the Operator will assess and implement applicable access, notice, opt-out or review rights where required.

36. European Union-Specific Provisions

36.1. For Users in the European Union, mandatory EU consumer, data protection, digital services, platform, e-commerce and other applicable laws may apply.

36.2. If the Platform qualifies as an intermediary service, hosting service or online platform under the EU Digital Services Act, the Operator will implement the applicable obligations according to the Platform’s role, size and risk profile.

36.3. The Operator may designate legal@inmap.info as the electronic contact point for legal, regulatory and Digital Services Act communications.

36.4. EU Consumers retain mandatory rights that cannot be waived by these Terms.

36.5. The Operator may issue electronic invoices and adapt invoicing processes to comply with applicable e-invoicing, VAT and real-time reporting requirements.

37. Electronic Communications and Notices

37.1. The User agrees that the Operator may communicate electronically through email, Platform notifications, account messages, website notices or other electronic means.

37.2. Notices to the User may be sent to the email address associated with the User’s account or displayed in the Platform.

37.3. Notices to the Operator must be sent to hello@inmap.info for operational matters or legal@inmap.info for legal matters.

37.4. The User is responsible for keeping contact details current.

38. Changes to These Terms

38.1. The Operator may update these Terms from time to time.

38.2. Material changes will be communicated by reasonable means, such as email, account notice or publication of a new version on the Platform.

38.3. If the User does not agree with updated Terms, the User must stop using the Platform and, where applicable, cancel the Subscription before the effective date of the change.

38.4. Continued use of the Platform after the effective date of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

38.5. Changes will not retroactively reduce mandatory Consumer rights in violation of applicable law.

39. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

39.1. These Terms are governed by the laws of the Slovak Republic, excluding conflict-of-law rules, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.

39.2. Consumers retain the protection of mandatory laws of the country of their habitual residence where such protection cannot be contractually excluded.

39.3. The parties will first attempt to resolve disputes through good-faith negotiations.

39.4. For disputes with Business Users, unless otherwise agreed in an Order or individual agreement, the following arbitration clause applies:

Any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Platform, an Order, or any related contractual or non-contractual relationship between the Operator and a Business User shall be finally settled under the Rules of Arbitration of the Vienna International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC) by one arbitrator. The seat of arbitration shall be Vienna, Austria. The language of the arbitration shall be English. The governing law shall be the law of the Slovak Republic, excluding conflict-of-law rules.

39.5. The Operator may seek injunctive, interim or protective relief before any competent court where necessary to protect intellectual property, confidential information, data security, payment claims, Platform integrity or prevent unlawful use.

39.6. For purely domestic Slovak B2B relationships, a separate Order or agreement may provide for jurisdiction of Slovak courts instead of arbitration.

39.7. Consumer disputes will be resolved according to applicable mandatory consumer jurisdiction and dispute-resolution rules.

40. Force Majeure

40.1. The Operator is not liable for delay or failure to perform caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, terrorism, civil unrest, strikes, epidemics, pandemics, government actions, internet outages, cloud outages, power failures, cyberattacks, failures of Third-Party Services, regulatory restrictions or other force majeure events.

41. Assignment

41.1. The User may not assign or transfer rights or obligations under these Terms without the Operator’s prior written consent.

41.2. The Operator may assign or transfer rights and obligations under these Terms to an affiliate, successor, acquirer, purchaser of assets, merger partner or other entity as part of a corporate transaction, reorganisation or business transfer.

42. Severability

42.1. If any provision of these Terms is held invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect.

42.2. The invalid or unenforceable provision will be replaced, to the extent possible, by a valid and enforceable provision that most closely reflects the original legal and economic intent.

43. No Waiver

43.1. Failure or delay by the Operator to enforce any right or provision does not constitute a waiver of that right or provision.

43.2. A waiver is effective only if made in writing and signed by an authorised representative of the Operator.

44. Entire Agreement

44.1. These Terms, together with any applicable Order, agreement, policy, addendum or incorporated document, constitute the entire agreement between the User and the Operator regarding the use of the Platform.

44.2. They supersede prior discussions, proposals, representations or understandings relating to the same subject matter, unless expressly preserved in a signed written agreement.

45. Priority of Documents

45.1. In case of conflict between documents, the following order of priority applies unless expressly agreed otherwise:

• individually signed agreement;
  
• Order or accepted commercial offer;
  
• Data Processing Agreement or other mandatory compliance addendum for its subject matter;
  
• Service Level Agreement for availability or support commitments;
  
• these Terms;
  
• Platform policies, guidelines or help documentation.

46. Final Provisions

46.1. The User confirms that the User has had the opportunity to read, understand, download or store these Terms before accepting them.

46.2. The headings in these Terms are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation.

46.3. Any provision intended to survive termination will survive termination, including provisions relating to fees, intellectual property, confidentiality, limitation of liability, indemnity, dispute resolution, governing law, data retention and compliance.

46.4. If any provision of these Terms is interpreted differently across jurisdictions, it shall be interpreted to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law so as to preserve the Operator’s legitimate business interests, Platform integrity, User protection, regulatory compliance and the intended allocation of risk.

46.5. These Terms become effective on the date stated above and remain in force until replaced by a newer version.

47. Contact

For questions about these Terms, please contact us:

VisionEdge s. r. o.

29. augusta 1503/1A

958 01 Partizánske

Slovak Republic (EU)

Email: legal@inmap.info

Web: inmap.info

Partizanske, Slovakia, The effective date 14.05.2026

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