General Terms
These terms apply to all active registered users and any new users of our services.
Scope
These General Terms of Service ("Terms") apply to the agreement between BuyCloud, an Indonesian company, and the customer ("Customer") to whom BuyCloud provides cloud-based infrastructure and software services for commercial purposes ("Services"). In these Terms, BuyCloud and the Customer are referred to collectively as the "Parties" and individually as a "Party".
Agreement Documents
The Agreement is formed between the Parties when BuyCloud accepts an order or registration completed by the Customer via the BuyCloud website.
Provision of Services
BuyCloud will provide the Services specified in the Order. If the provided Services differ from their specification, BuyCloud will rectify the Services promptly upon notification by Customer.
Service Levels
BuyCloud offers compensation to Customer for unscheduled service interruptions in accordance with the applicable Service Level Agreement (SLA).
Support
BuyCloud will provide technical support to users in accordance with details provided on the Support page of the BuyCloud website.
Account Security & Access
Customer is responsible for activities occurring under Customer’s service account and must notify BuyCloud immediately if unauthorized access is suspected.
Third-Party Software
Customer must comply with third-party software licensing terms when using software offered by BuyCloud or uploaded by Customer.
Subscriptions & Payment
Services are billed according to current pricing listed on the BuyCloud website. Account balance credits are non-refundable unless specified otherwise by BuyCloud.
Deposit Fund Policy
Funds deposited by users into their BuyCloud Indonesia account cannot be refunded or returned in any form. Deposited funds must be fully utilized for available services on the BuyCloud platform until exhausted.
Force Majeure
Neither Party shall be held responsible for failure to perform obligations caused by extraordinary events beyond reasonable control such as war, natural disasters, or major telecommunications outages.