Privacy & general terms and conditions

1. Collection, processing and use of your personal data

No personal data is collected when you visit www.inventer.de.

The log file of our server stores the following information anonymously for statistical purposes: IP address of the visitor, date, time and time zone of the visit, type of request, protocol type and access status (e.g. page transmitted, page not found, etc.), the size the requested pages and the names of the pages, address of the website from which you found us (e.g. google.de), description of the type of web browser version used, including the operating system.

In the case of voluntarily submitted data, e.g. B. When transmitting data from forms and data entry forms, we also save the personal information. Personal data within the meaning of the GDPR is all information that relates to an identified or identifiable natural person.

We collect, store and process your data for the entire processing of your purchase, including any later warranty cases, for our services, technical administration and our own marketing purposes. Your personal data will only be passed on to third parties or otherwise transmitted if this is necessary for the purpose of contract processing or billing or if you have given your prior consent.

Your personal data will be deleted unless there are statutory retention requirements and you have asserted a claim for deletion, if the data is no longer required to fulfill the purpose for which it was stored or if its storage is not permitted for other legal reasons.
The basis for data processing is your consent, the performance of a contract or pre-contractual measures (Article 6 (1) (a) or (b) GDPR).

This data is protected by us using the provisions of the BDSG (new) and the TDDSG through organizational and technical measures.

If you request specific offers for technical implementations by filling out data entry forms, this data is sent to inVENTer GmbH by email and is not stored on the server. inVENTer can pass on the data for making an offer to a company representative in your area in order to provide you with the information you require.

2. Cookies

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This website uses technologies from Google Analytics (Google Inc.) (www.google.de/analytics) to collect and save data for marketing and optimization purposes. Usage profiles can be created from this data under a pseudonym. Cookies may be used. Cookies are small text files that are stored locally in the cache of the visitor’s Internet browser. Cookies enable recognition of the Internet browser. The data collected with the Google Analytics technologies will not be used to personally identify the visitor to this website and will not be merged with personal data about the bearer of the pseudonym without the separately given consent of the person concerned. We would like to point out that on this website, Google Analytics has been expanded to include the code “gat._anonymizeIp ();” in order to guarantee an anonymous collection of IP addresses (so-called IP masking). If anonymization is active, Google shortens IP addresses within member states of the European Union or in other contracting states of the Agreement on the European Economic Area, which is why no conclusions can be drawn about your identity. The full IP address will only be sent to a Google server in the USA and shortened there in exceptional cases. Users can prevent the storage of cookies by setting their browser software accordingly. Users can also prevent Google from collecting the data generated by the cookie and relating to their use of the online offer and from processing this data by Google by downloading and installing the browser plug-in available under the following link: tools.google. com / dlpage / gaoptout.

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Further information on the Sendinblue data protection policy can be found in the following link: https://de.sendinblue.com/legal/privacypolicy/

Sales and delivery conditions of inVENTer GmbH for contracts with consumers (as of 2019)

1. Scope

These general terms and conditions of sale and delivery (hereinafter “AVLB”) of the company InVENTer GmbH (hereinafter “seller”) apply exclusively to consumers within the meaning of § 13 BGB, ie natural persons who, with regard to the acquisition of the goods, predominantly neither in their exercise commercial or independent professional activity (hereinafter “buyer”).
The AVLB apply to all contracts concluded between the seller and the buyer for the delivery of goods. Deviating conditions of the buyer, which the seller does not expressly recognize, are not binding for the seller, even if he does not expressly contradict them.

2. Offer, conclusion of contract, properties, advice

2.1 The seller’s offers are non-binding and only represent an invitation to the buyer to submit an offer, unless the seller has expressly designated them as binding in writing.

2.2 A binding contract is only concluded when the seller confirms the order or when the order is carried out, usually delivery of the goods. The buyer is bound to his offer for seven days from its submission. If the offer is not accepted by the seller, this counts as a rejection of the offer of the buyer. The seller is only obliged to make use of his own stock of products.

2.3 Dimensions, weights, illustrations, drawings and other documents that are part of the non-binding offers of the seller remain the property of the seller.

2.4 A reference to standards, similar technical regulations as well as technical information, descriptions and images of the delivery item in offers and brochures is only a description of services and not a representation of the properties owed by the seller.

2.5 Information and advice regarding the seller’s products are provided exclusively on the basis of the seller’s previous experience. The values ​​given here are to be regarded as average values. All information about products, in particular the illustrations, drawings, dimensions and performance information as well as other technical information contained in the seller’s offers and publications are approximate average values.

2.6 The properties of the sample copies or models made available only become part of the contract if this has been expressly agreed at least in text form.

3. Delivery and transfer of risk

3.1 Binding delivery dates and periods must be agreed expressly and at least in text form. In the case of non-binding or approximate (approx., Approx., Etc.) delivery dates and deadlines, the seller tries to adhere to them to the best of his ability.

3.2 Binding delivery times begin with the receipt of the order confirmation by the buyer, but not before all details of the execution of the order have been clarified and all other requirements to be fulfilled by the buyer have been met; the same applies to delivery dates. Deliveries before the expiry of the delivery time are permitted.

3.3 If the seller is in default of delivery, the buyer can set a reasonable grace period and, after the fruitless expiry, withdraw from the contract in whole or in part. Claims for damages due to delayed delivery or non-performance – for whatever reason – only exist in accordance with the provision in Section 5.

3.4 The risk is transferred to the buyer when the goods to be delivered are handed over to the buyer, the freight forwarder, the carrier or the company otherwise assigned to carry out the shipment, but no later than when the goods leave the seller’s warehouse, unless an obligation to deliver has been agreed.

4. Payment terms

4.1 Unless otherwise agreed with the buyer, at least in text form, the net purchase price (without deduction) is due for payment immediately upon receipt of the invoice by the buyer.

4.2 The buyer is in default with the payment of the purchase price even without a reminder from the seller if he does not pay the purchase price within 30 days of the due date and receipt of the invoice or an equivalent payment schedule, if the seller is aware of these consequences in the invoice or Has pointed out the payment schedule. If the buyer defaults on a payment, the seller is entitled to demand interest at the rate of 5 percentage points above the respective base rate of the European Central Bank (ECB) from the relevant point in time.
The seller reserves the right to provide evidence of higher damage.

4.3 The buyer is only entitled to offset if the counterclaims have been legally established, have been recognized by the seller or are undisputed, or if the counterclaims are costs for the removal of defects or additional costs for completion. To exercise a back

The buyer is only authorized to retain the right of retention if his counterclaim is based on the same purchase contract.

5. Liability

5.1 The seller is not liable, in particular not for claims of the buyer for damages or reimbursement of expenses – for whatever legal reason – and / or in the event of a breach of obligations arising from the contractual relationship and from tortious acts.

5.2 The above disclaimer does not apply

for intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty and intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty by legal representatives or vicarious agents;
for the breach of essential contractual obligations; essential contractual obligations are those whose fulfillment characterizes the contract and on which the buyer can rely;
in the event of injury to life, limb and health also by legal representatives or vicarious agents;
in the event of default, provided a fixed delivery and / or fixed performance time was agreed;
insofar as the seller has assumed the guarantee for the quality of the goods or the existence of a successful service, or a procurement risk;
in the case of liability under the Product Liability Act or other legally mandatory liability situations.

5.3 In the event that the seller or his vicarious agents are only responsible for slight negligence and there is no case of the above item 5.2, there 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th indent, the seller is also liable for the breach of essential contractual obligations The amount is limited to the foreseeable damage typical of the contract when the contract was concluded.

5.4 Any further liability is excluded.

5.5 The above exclusions or limitations of liability apply to the same extent in favor of managerial and non-managerial employees and other vicarious agents as well as the seller’s subcontractors.

5.6 A reversal of the burden of proof is not associated with the above regulations.

5.7 Liability on the part of the seller due to defective delivery is excluded if defects and related damage cannot be proven to be based on defective material, defective construction or defective workmanship. In particular, warranty and liability are excluded for the consequences of incorrect use or wear and tear of the goods, excessive use or unsuitable treatment and care. Section 477 of the German Civil Code remains unaffected.

6. Retention of title

6.1 The seller retains ownership of the goods (reserved goods) until the respective goods have been paid for in full.

6.2 The buyer must inform the seller of all access by third parties, in particular of enforcement measures. The buyer has to reimburse the seller for all damages and costs that arise from a culpable breach of this obligation and from necessary intervention measures against access by third parties.

7. Text form of declarations, place of performance and applicable law

7.1 Legally relevant declarations and notifications that are to be submitted by the buyer to the seller after the conclusion of the contract (e.g. setting deadlines, declarations of withdrawal or reduction in price) must be in text form (e.g. by post or email) to be effective.

7.2 The place of performance for all contractual obligations is Löberschütz.

7.3 The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies to all legal relationships between buyer and seller, excluding the UN sales law.

Sales and delivery conditions of the company inVENTer GmbH for contracts with entrepreneurs (valid from 01.04.2019)

1. General provisions

1.1. These general terms and conditions of sale and delivery (hereinafter “AVLB”) of InVENTer GmbH (hereinafter “seller”) apply exclusively to entrepreneurs within the meaning of § 14 BGB, ie natural or legal persons who exercise their trade commercial or independent professional activity (hereinafter “buyer”).

1.2 These General Terms and Conditions apply exclusively to all contracts concluded between the seller and the buyer for the delivery of electrical and technical components and electrical, electronic and technical assemblies. Deviating purchase conditions or other deviating conditions of the buyer do not apply unless the seller has expressly acknowledged them in writing. Silence on the part of the seller regarding such deviating conditions in particular does not count as recognition or approval, not even in the case of future contracts.

2. Offer, conclusion of contract, scope of delivery

2.1 Offers by the seller are subject to change and non-binding. If the buyer issues a delivery order on the basis of the non-binding offers, a contract is only concluded – even in the course of business transactions – through the written confirmation of the order, if the buyer so requests.
In all other cases, the contract is concluded when the goods are delivered. If there is an order confirmation, this alone is decisive for the content of the contract, in particular for the scope of the delivery and the time of delivery.

2.2 If an order received by the seller is not confirmed or executed in writing within 2 weeks of receipt, the buyer is entitled to withdraw the order without being able to assert any claims for damages against the seller.

2.3 Prices and performance information as well as other declarations or assurances are only binding for the seller if they have been submitted or confirmed by him in writing.
This does not apply if a representative expressly authorized by the seller makes verbal statements or assurances after the conclusion of the contract. Price lists, catalog or Internet price information or price information in offers are non-binding, i.e. they only represent an invitation to submit an offer.

2.4 The documents, drawings, weight specifications, samples, etc. attached to the seller’s offer are only approximate.
In particular, these do not represent a guarantee, nor is a procurement risk assumed, unless this is expressly marked in writing with “legally guaranteed” or “assumption of procurement risk”. A reference to standards and similar technical regulations does not constitute a specification of the properties of the seller’s products, unless this is expressly marked with “property of the product”.

2.5 The seller is only obliged to pay from his own stock of goods (stock debt). The assumption of a procurement risk or a procurement guarantee does not lie solely in our obligation to deliver an item which is only of a specific type.

2.6 Partial deliveries are permitted insofar as this is reasonable for the buyer. The seller is also entitled to deviations in quantity (excess or short deliveries) to the extent customary in the trade and reasonable for the buyer, but not more than 5% deviating from the contractually agreed quantity.

2.7 Cost estimates, drawings and other documents provided by the seller remain his property and copyright; they may not be made accessible to third parties without the prior consent of the seller.

3. Prices

3.1 Unless otherwise stated, the prices are in euros and do not include sales tax. This will be invoiced separately at the currently applicable rate in accordance with the applicable tax regulations.

3.2 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the prices apply ex works or ex warehouse of the seller (EXW Incoterms 2010) excluding packaging and shipping costs, assembly, commissioning and other additional / ancillary costs (e.g. customs duties, other fees).

4. Payment terms

4.1 The payment terms specified in each case apply to all payments. Unless otherwise stipulated, all payments are to be made within 20 days of the invoice date at the latest without any deductions to the seller’s payment office. Payment deadlines are deemed to have been met if the seller can dispose of the amount within the deadline. The deduction of a discount requires a special written agreement. The seller is free to choose how to send the invoice. He is particularly also to

e-mail, for example, is authorized.

4.2 The purchaser’s right of retention, insofar as it is not based on the same contractual relationship, as well as offsetting with disputed or not legally established claims is excluded. The seller is entitled to avert the exercise of the right of retention by providing security, including a guarantee.

4.3 If the buyer suspends his payments, if there is overindebtedness or if the opening of insolvency proceedings is applied for, the seller’s total claim becomes due immediately.

5. Retention of Title

5.1 The goods remain the property of the seller until all claims to which he is entitled against the buyer (reserved goods) have been fulfilled, even if the individual goods have been paid for. Pledging or assignment as security of the reserved goods is not permitted.

5.2 In the event of the resale or rental of the goods subject to retention of title, which is permissible in the ordinary course of business, the buyer assigns the future claims against his customers arising from the resale or rental to the seller as a precaution until all claims of the seller have been settled, without this requires special explanations even later; the assignment also extends to balance claims that arise in the context of existing current account relationships or upon termination of such relationships between the buyer and his customers. If the reserved goods are resold or rented together with other items without an individual price having been agreed for the reserved goods, the buyer assigns to the seller that part of the total price claim or the total rent that is invoiced by the seller, with priority over the remaining claim Corresponds to the value of the reserved goods. Until further notice, the buyer is authorized to collect the assigned claims from the resale or rental; However, he is not entitled to dispose of them in any other way, e.g. by assignment. At the request of the seller, the buyer must notify the customer of the assignment and provide the seller with the documents required to assert his rights against the customer, e.g. invoices, and provide the necessary information. The buyer bears all costs of collection and possible interventions.

5.3 If the buyer processes the goods subject to retention of title, transforms them or combines them with other objects, the processing, modification or combination is carried out for the seller.
This becomes the direct owner of the thing produced by the processing, transformation or connection. If this is not possible for legal reasons, the seller and buyer agree that the seller will become the owner of the new item at any point in time during the processing, transformation or connection. The buyer keeps the new thing for the seller with the care of a prudent businessman. The item created by processing, reshaping or combining is deemed to be reserved goods. In the case of processing, remodeling or combining with other items that do not belong to the seller, the seller is entitled to co-ownership of the new item in the amount resulting from the ratio of the value of the processed, remodeled or connected reserved goods to the value of the new item. In the event of the sale or rental of the new item, the buyer hereby assigns to the seller his claim from the sale or rental against his customer with all ancillary rights as a precaution, without the need for any later special declarations. However, the assignment only applies to the amount that corresponds to the value invoiced by the seller for the processed, transformed or combined reserved goods. The portion of the claim assigned to the seller has priority over the remaining claim.

5.4 If the value of the security exceeds the claims of the seller against the buyer from the current business relationship by more than 20%, the seller is obliged, at the buyer’s request, to release securities to which he is entitled at his option.

6. Delivery, delivery time, delay in delivery

6.1 Specified delivery times are non-binding, unless otherwise agreed in writing. In the case of non-binding or approximate (approx., Approx., Etc.) delivery dates and deadlines, the seller tries to adhere to them to the best of his ability. Written binding agreed delivery times begin with the receipt of the order confirmation by the buyer, but not before all details of the execution of the order have been clarified and all other requirements to be met by the buyer have been met; the same applies to delivery dates. Deliveries before the expiry of the delivery time are permitted.

6.2 The delivery period is when the goods are made available for collection by the freight forwarder

, Carrier or any other third party appointed to carry out the shipment is complied with within the deadline.

6.3 If, for reasons for which he is not responsible, the seller does not receive, does not receive correctly or does not receive deliveries or services from his sub-suppliers for the provision of his contractual deliveries or services, despite proper and sufficient coverage in accordance with the quantity and quality from his delivery or service agreement with the buyer in good time, or if events of force majeure of not inconsiderable duration (ie lasting longer than 14 calendar days) occur, he will inform the buyer in writing or in text form in good time. In this case, the seller is entitled to postpone the delivery for the duration of the hindrance or to withdraw in whole or in part from the part of the contract that has not yet been fulfilled, provided that he has fulfilled his above information obligation and has not assumed the procurement risk. Force majeure includes strikes, lockouts, official interventions, energy and raw material shortages, transport bottlenecks through no fault of one’s own, operational hindrances through no fault of their own – e.g. due to fire, water and machine damage – and all other hindrances that were not culpably caused by the seller when viewed objectively are.

6.4 If a delivery and / or service date or a delivery and / or service period has been agreed to be binding and if the agreed delivery or service date or the agreed delivery and / or service period is exceeded due to events in accordance with Section 6.3 above, the buyer is entitled to withdraw from the contract after the unsuccessful expiry of a reasonable grace period due to the part of the contract that has not yet been fulfilled. Further claims of the buyer, in particular those for damages, are excluded in this case, provided that the seller has complied with his above duty to provide information. The above regulations according to § 6.4 S. 1 and 2 apply accordingly if, for the reasons mentioned in § 6.3, the buyer cannot reasonably be expected to continue to adhere to the contract even without a contractual agreement of a fixed delivery and / or service date.

6.5 If the buyer causes a delay in the dispatch or the delivery of the delivery items, the seller is entitled to charge the buyer for the resulting additional costs.

6.6 Unless otherwise agreed between the parties in individual cases, the scope, type and possible withdrawal of the packaging of the goods to be delivered shall be made at the discretion of the seller, taking into account the statutory provisions.

7. Transfer of risk

7.1 The risk of accidental loss or accidental deterioration of the goods is transferred to the customer when the delivery item is handed over by the seller or the commercial agent authorized by the seller to the freight forwarder, carrier or other third party appointed to carry out the shipment. This also applies if partial deliveries are made or the seller has taken on other services (e.g. shipping or installation).
7.2 If the shipment is delayed due to a circumstance for which the buyer is responsible or if the shipment is made at a later date than the agreed delivery date at the buyer’s request, the risk is transferred to the buyer for the duration of the delay from the date of notification of readiness for dispatch; the seller is obliged, at the request and expense of the buyer, to take out the insurance requested by the buyer within a reasonable and customary framework (e.g. against theft, breakage, transport and fire damage). There is no further insurance obligation on the part of the seller. The buyer has to provide any necessary cooperation.

8. Claims for defects

8.1 The buyer must inspect the goods immediately, at the latest within 10 days of receipt, insofar as this is feasible in the normal course of business, and, if a defect becomes apparent, notify the seller immediately. By negotiating any complaints, the seller does not waive the objection that the complaint was not timely, objectively unfounded or otherwise insufficient. The notification must be in text form (e.g. by email).

8.2 If the buyer fails to notify us, the goods are deemed to have been approved, unless there is a defect that could not be identified during the examination. If such a defect appears later, the report must be made immediately after it is discovered. Any further regulations of Section 377 of the German Commercial Code (HGB) remain unaffected.

8.3 Obvious transport-related damage or other defects already recognizable upon delivery must also be confirmed by the deliverer with a signature on the respective shipping document when the delivery is accepted. The buyer has to add it

know that a corresponding confirmation will be given.

8.4 The subsequent performance is carried out at the option of the seller by removing the defect or delivering a defect-free item. If the subsequent performance fails, the buyer has the right to reduce the price or to withdraw from the contract. The right to claim damages in accordance with Section 9 of these GTS remains unaffected.

8.5 Claims based on defects become statute-barred within one year after the transfer of risk in accordance with Section 7 of these AVLB. This does not apply in the cases according to Section 9.2 of these AVLB.
This also does not apply to goods that have been used for a building in accordance with their normal use and have caused its defectiveness. In the aforementioned cases, the statutory deadlines apply.

9. Liability

9.1 The seller is not liable, in particular not for claims of the buyer for damages or reimbursement of expenses – regardless of the legal reason – and / or in the event of a breach of obligations from the contractual relationship and from tortious acts.

9.2 The above exclusion of liability does not apply

for intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty and intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty by legal representatives or vicarious agents;
for the breach of essential contractual obligations; essential contractual obligations are those whose fulfillment characterizes the contract and on which the buyer can rely;
in the event of injury to life, limb and health also by legal representatives or vicarious agents;
in the event of default, if a firm deal was agreed;
insofar as the seller has assumed the guarantee for the quality of the goods or the existence of a successful service, or a procurement risk;
in the case of liability under the Product Liability Act or other legally mandatory liability situations.

9.3 In the event that the seller or his vicarious agents are only responsible for slight negligence and there is no case of the above item 9.2, there 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th indent, the seller is also liable for the breach of essential contractual obligations The amount is limited to the foreseeable damage typical of the contract when the contract was concluded.

9.4 Any further liability is excluded.

9.5 The exclusions or limitations of liability in accordance with the above items 9.1 to 9.4 and item 9.6 apply to the same extent in favor of the managerial and non-managerial employees and other vicarious agents as well as the seller’s subcontractors.

9.6 Insofar as the buyer is entitled to claims for damages in accordance with Section 9, these shall become statute-barred upon expiry of the limitation period applicable to warranty claims in accordance with Section 8.4 of these GTS. Section 9.2 of these AVLB applies accordingly.

9.7 A reversal of the burden of proof is not associated with the above regulations.

10. Prohibition of assignment
The buyer may only assign claims against the seller with the seller’s prior written consent. This reservation of consent does not apply to purchase price claims and other monetary claims.

11. Place of performance
Unless otherwise stated in the seller’s order confirmation, the place of performance for deliveries and payments is always the seller’s registered office.

12. Written form
Changes and additions to the contract between buyer and seller must be made in writing. This also applies to the cancellation of this written form agreement itself. The priority of the – also oral – individual agreement according to § 305b BGB remains unaffected.

13. Place of jurisdiction and applicable law

13.1 If the buyer is a merchant, the seat of the seller is the exclusive place of jurisdiction. The same place of jurisdiction applies if the buyer does not have a general place of jurisdiction in the Federal Republic of Germany at the time legal proceedings are initiated. However, the seller is also entitled to sue the buyer at his general place of jurisdiction.

13.2 The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies to the exclusion of the UN Sales Convention (CISG).