These terms provide a basic framework for NT Automation s.r.o. projects involving design, manufacturing, integration, modification, relocation, programming, digitalisation and service of automation equipment. The project-specific quotation, order or contract always prevails.
1. Project agreement
Scope, price, schedule, acceptance, warranty and service are agreed in writing. A specific contract or confirmed quotation prevails over these terms.
2. Quotations and contract formation
Website information is for guidance and is not a binding public offer. A contract is formed by written order confirmation, signature or another expressly agreed method.
3. Cooperation and changes
The customer provides accurate inputs, documentation, safe site access, utilities and authorised decision-makers. Scope changes, incomplete inputs or customer-side obstacles may reasonably affect price and schedule and will be documented in writing.
4. Price and payment
Prices, taxes, travel costs, milestones, due dates and deposits are set out in the quotation or contract. Statutory interest and reasonable recovery costs may apply to late payment.
5. Delivery and acceptance
Delivery, FAT/SAT and acceptance criteria follow the project documents. Defects must be reported without undue delay and the supplier must be allowed to verify and remedy them.
6. Intellectual property and confidentiality
Pre-existing know-how, libraries, tools and standard modules remain with their owner. Project licences, source files and documentation are governed by the contract. Both parties protect non-public technical and commercial information.
7. Warranty and liability
The contract defines warranty and service. Warranty excludes ordinary wear, unauthorised intervention, use outside specification and customer-provided defects. Liability follows the contract and mandatory law; nothing excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.
8. Force majeure, law and disputes
A party is not responsible for delay caused by an unforeseeable event beyond reasonable control if it gives prompt notice and mitigates the impact. Slovak law applies and competent Slovak courts decide unresolved disputes after good-faith negotiation. Mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected where applicable.