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ChaiTrace subscription and licence terms

Translation provided for information: only the French version is legally binding.

In brief. ChaiTrace rents for €20 per month or €200 per year, VAT included, with no commitment and no price increase, after a 30-day free trial: nothing is charged during the trial, and the subscription starts automatically at its end, unless cancelled. Online sales are handled by Link, Stripe's payment service. The software is installed on your computer: your data stays with you. The software is in beta, and support replies within 24 hours. The subscription is reserved for professionals.

1. Purpose and publisher

These terms govern the free trial, the subscription and the use of the ChaiTrace software, in its full edition (hereinafter “the Software”). The Software is published by Lubin Rocher, a sole trader operating under the trading name Studio LR, 4 rue Pardessus, 41000 Blois, SIREN 130 711 146, lubin.rocher@studio-lr.fr (hereinafter “the Publisher”).

The customer (hereinafter “the Customer”) accepts these terms by signing up online, as the sign-up page refers to them; any sign-up constitutes acceptance without reservation.

2. Customers

The trial and the subscription are reserved for professionals (wine estates, wineries, wine merchants, educational establishments…) acting for the purposes of their business.

3. Description of the Software

The Software is a cellar traceability tool: plots and harvest, batches, vessels, movements and blends, analyses and fermentation monitoring, winemaking products, registers, bottling, labelling, management of several users. It is installed on a computer running Windows 10 or 11; tablets and phones on the same local network access it through their browser. The features are described in detail on the ChaiTrace page.

Declaration aids. The reports produced by the Software (cellar register, help with the monthly summary declaration to French customs, harvest declaration, labelling statements…) are data-entry aids and indicative summaries, drawn up from the data entered by the Customer. They constitute neither legal advice nor an official declaration. The Customer remains solely responsible for the accuracy of their entries, for checking the reports produced and for complying with their legal, tax and customs obligations.

Beta version. The Software is offered as a beta version: it has been used in real conditions since July 2026 and continues to evolve, and some defects may remain. The Customer reports them to the Publisher, who fixes them in the updates (article 9).

4. Free trial

5. Subscription, price and payment

6. Term and cancellation

7. Licence to use

Ownership. The Software (source and object code, interface, database structure, documentation, graphic elements) is and remains the exclusive property of Lubin Rocher, protected by the French Intellectual Property Code (articles L.111-1 et seq., L.112-2, 13°). The subscription grants a right of use, never a transfer of ownership.

Scope. For the duration of the trial and then of the subscription, the Publisher grants the Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-assignable licence to use the Software: on one computer (one installation) per subscription, with the estate's tablets and phones able to access it over the local network, and for the Customer's own business needs.

Restrictions. Except with the Publisher's written permission, it is forbidden to copy the Software, other than a backup copy (article L.122-6-1 of the French Intellectual Property Code); to modify, adapt or translate it; to decompile it, beyond the limits of article L.122-6-1 IV of the same code; to rent it, lend it, make it available to third parties or share the access key; to circumvent or tamper with the licensing mechanism. Any violation exposes its author to the penalties for infringement (articles L.335-2 et seq.) and results in the automatic termination of the subscription.

Activation. The access key is activated online, then revalidated in the background whenever the computer is connected to the Internet. Between two validations, the Software works offline for 7 days: the computer must therefore be connected at least once a week. Only minimal data is transmitted: it is described in the privacy policy.

8. Customer data

The data entered in the Software belongs to the Customer and is stored on the Customer's computer. The Publisher has no access to it and receives no copy of it. The Software makes an automatic backup every day on the same computer; copies on a separate medium (USB stick, external drive) are the Customer's responsibility, and the Publisher cannot restore lost data. If this data includes personal data, such as the names of users, the Customer is its data controller.

9. Support and updates

During the trial and the subscription, the Publisher answers the Customer's requests within 24 hours, by email at lubin.rocher@studio-lr.fr or by phone, and provides updates to the Software, both fixes and new features, for download. Support covers the use of the Software: it includes neither troubleshooting the Customer's computer or network, nor entering the Customer's data.

10. Warranty and liability

The Publisher provides Software that conforms to its description and fixes, within a reasonable time, the defects reported to it. Except in the case of gross negligence or wilful misconduct, the Publisher's liability is limited to direct and foreseeable damage, and capped at the amounts paid by the Customer over the last twelve months. Indirect damage, such as operating losses or commercial loss, is excluded, as are data losses due to a lack of backups or to improper use.

11. Personal data

The data processed for the trial, the subscription and the activation of the key is described in the privacy policy.

12. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties first seek an amicable solution. Failing that, where the Customer entered into the contract as a trader, the Commercial Court of Blois (tribunal de commerce) has sole jurisdiction (article 48 of the French Code of Civil Procedure); in other cases, the competent court is determined according to the ordinary rules of law.

Version of 30 September 2026.