General Terms and Conditions (Terms of Service)

Effective: 26 October 2026 (updated for the Service's current features, Google account sign-in, immediate re-acceptance and the shared block library).

1. General provisions

1.1. These terms govern the manner of use of Avenler (hereinafter: the Service) and the rights and obligations of the provider of the Service and of the registered user. The provider of the Service: Agro Automatika Kft., registered office/address: 3531 Miskolc, Kiss Ernő u. 17., e-mail: [email protected], registration number: 05-09-039015, tax number: 32476532-2-05 (hereinafter: the Operator). The provider's details can also be found in the Legal Notice.

1.2. The Service is designed for businesses and professionals (in particular electrical contractors and designers), for professional use. A user who does not qualify as a consumer declares, when concluding the contract, that they use the Service in the course of their business or professional activity and are over 16 years of age.

1.3. The contract is concluded in the Hungarian language, by electronic means, upon registration; it does not qualify as a contract concluded in writing, and the Operator does not file it separately. The terms in force at any time are available on this page at any time and can be saved and printed.

2. Content of the Service

2.1. The Service is a browser-based tool for building-electrical projects: editing floor plans, circuits and distribution boards; technical calculations and checks; preparing item catalogues, material lists, quotations, purchasing and technical documents; and managing site surveys, project sharing and printable/exportable documents. The Operator may modify, extend or discontinue functions.

2.2. The Service is currently free of charge. If a chargeable service is introduced, we will amend these terms with prior notice of at least 30 days, and the user may close their account without paying any fee.

3. Registration and account

3.1. Registration requires a valid e-mail address and a password, or, where it is available in the interface, a Google account. An e-mail-and-password account is activated by confirming the e-mail address. The password must be at least 10 characters long.

3.2. The user must keep the data provided true and up to date, keep their password secret, and report without delay if they detect unauthorized use. The user is liable for all activities carried out with their account, unless the unauthorized use occurred through the Operator's fault.

3.3. One person may create several accounts; an account may not be transferred to another person.

3.4. Integration API key. If the Operator enables it for the account, the user may create an API key on the Profile page, which gives their own software read access to the account's data (projects, documents). The key belongs to the account owner; every call made with the key is made on behalf of the account, and the user is liable for it as for activities carried out with their account (point 3.2). The key must be kept secret; it may not be passed on to third parties, published, or resold as a service for the benefit of another person or organisation. The Operator may limit the number of keys and the frequency of calls. In the event of abuse, circumvention of the limits, overloading of the Service or a suspected leak of the key, the Operator may revoke the key without prior notice and suspend API access; the user may revoke the key on the Profile page at any time.

4. Content entered by the user

4.1. The data entered into the Service (projects, client data, drawings, site-survey data and photos, inspection records, quotations, purchasing and technical documents, catalog items) remain the property of, and under the control of, the user. The Operator obtains a right to use them solely for providing the Service (storage, display, document generation, backup) and does not use them for any other purpose.

4.2. The user is responsible for being entitled to the data entered and for the processing of personal data of third parties (clients) being lawful, in particular for having informed their clients about the processing. The processing of personal data is also governed by the Data Processing Agreement, which forms an integral part of these terms.

4.3. It is prohibited to upload unlawful content or content infringing the rights of others, to attack or overload the Service or the related system, to circumvent access protection, to carry out automated mass queries, or to use the account in a manner that disrupts the operation of the Service.

4.4. Shared block library – usage licence. The user may submit their own saved block or room template to the shared block library. By the usage licence expressly accepted on submission, the user grants the Operator and the other users of the Service a non-exclusive, free-of-charge, worldwide licence unlimited in time to display the submitted content within the Service, copy it among their own blocks, modify it and use it in their designs (including the documents produced from them). The Operator may adapt the content to the extent necessary for publication (for example, by omitting references to a custom symbol or to a non-shared catalog) and does not sell it outside the Service. The submitter warrants that they are entitled to the content, that it does not infringe the rights of third parties and that it contains no personal data (for example a client's name or address). The name shown in the library is optional (submissions are anonymous by default); if given, it may not be an e-mail address or a link, and the submitter may revoke it at any time by withdrawing the submission or by request at [email protected].

4.5. Review, withdrawal, account deletion. The Operator reviews each submission before publication; it may refuse publication without giving reasons and may remove published content at any time. The submitter may withdraw a submission that has not yet been reviewed or has been rejected (it is then deleted), and may take a published one out of the library (it can then no longer be copied by further users). Copies already made by other users remain after the withdrawal, the removal and the deletion of the submitter's account, and the licence under section 4.4 continues to apply to them. When the account is deleted, submissions not yet reviewed or rejected are deleted, while published ones remain in the Service without the submitter's name.

4.6. Notice and decision (EU Digital Services Act, Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, DSA). Anyone who considers a published block to be unlawful, infringing the rights of others (for example copyright) or inappropriate may report it with the block's “Report” button, stating the reason and a short explanation, or at [email protected]. The Operator handles the notice without undue delay, diligently and impartially, by human decision; automated tools only perform formal filtering (for example an e-mail address or a link in the displayed name). The notifier is informed of the decision on request. The submitter is notified in the Service of the rejection of a submission and of the removal of published content, with the reason for the decision (for example quality, duplicate, inappropriate content, copyright reasons, incomplete content); the submitter may lodge a complaint against the decision under section 10.1.

5. Professional responsibility, correctness of calculations and designs

5.1. The Service is a tool; it does not replace the professional responsibility of the authorized professional (electrical designer, contractor). The user alone is responsible for the content and correctness of the drawings, quantities, prices, quotations and any document prepared with the Service, and for their compliance with legislation and standards (e.g. protection against electric shock, the applicable MSZ/MSZ HD standards); the user must check them before use.

5.2. The built-in data of the Service (e.g. sample catalog, symbols, standard times, prices) are for information only and do not constitute an official price or standard time recommendation.

Electrical designs and permitting

5.3. The Service is a design aid. Its output (drawings, designs, checks and warnings, calculations, quantity and material takeoffs, quotations, technical documents and inspection records) is not a permit document and does not replace review by a qualified professional (e.g. electrical designer or electrician; in the United States, a licensed electrician or Professional Engineer, PE), nor approval by the competent authority (in the United States, the Authority Having Jurisdiction, AHJ).

5.4. The Service applies its built-in rules and checks (e.g. based on Hungarian standards or on certain requirements of the U.S. National Electrical Code, NEC) for informational purposes; they are not necessarily complete and do not necessarily take local amendments into account. Under clause 5.1, the user is responsible for ensuring that the design complies with the requirements in force at the site (the applicable standard or code edition, e.g. the NEC, and its local amendments).

5.5. The NEC-based (U.S.) design mode is in beta: its features and rules may be extended and may change, so its results must be checked with particular care.

6. Availability, data backup

6.1. The Operator provides the Service with the care that can be expected of it, but without guaranteeing availability (in its current state, “as is”). The Service may be interrupted due to maintenance, faults or external causes, and the Operator is not liable for this, except for damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence.

6.2. The Operator makes a daily backup of the database, but the user is also advised to save important quotations as PDF. Backups are kept for 90 days.

7. Limitation of liability

7.1. The Operator is liable in accordance with the rules of civil law. For damage caused by breach of contract – with the exception of damage caused intentionally and damage to human life, physical integrity or health – liability is limited to the amount of the fees paid by the user for the Service in the 12 months preceding the damage concerned; in the case of free use, the Operator is not liable for indirect damage or lost profit (e.g. a lost contract) to the extent permitted by law (section 6:152 of the Ptk.).

7.2. The Operator is not liable for faults of the user's device, network or browser, or for damage resulting from the outage of a third party's service (e.g. an e-mail provider).

8. Intellectual property

The software, interface, symbol set and documentation of the Service are the property of the Operator (or of the third parties granting the right of use), protected by copyright (Szjt., Act LXXVI of 1999). The user may use the Service only for its intended purpose; copying, reverse engineering or reselling the software is prohibited. The user may use documents prepared with their own content (drawings, quotations, PDFs) without restriction.

9. Termination

9.1. The user may terminate the contract at any time using Profile → My data → Delete account, or by requesting it at [email protected]; in that case their data are deleted in accordance with the Privacy Notice. Before deletion, they may request a machine-readable copy using Profile → My data → Download my data.

9.2. In justified cases (serious breach of the terms, abuse, security risk, legal obligation), the Operator may suspend or terminate the account with immediate effect, and will inform the user thereof. The Operator may also discontinue the Service with 30 days' prior notice, without giving reasons; in that case it enables the user to save their data.

10. Complaint handling, data protection

10.1. The user may submit complaints to [email protected]; the Operator will respond on the merits within no more than 30 days.

10.2. The processing of personal data is covered by the Privacy Notice, and cookies by the Cookie and Local Storage Notice.

11. Amendment of the terms

The Operator may amend the terms unilaterally where justified by a change in legislation, a change in the Service or the security of operation. The current text is published in the interface. When a new version of the terms or Privacy Notice is issued, the user must expressly accept the current version at their next sign-in before making changes in the Service; reading and downloading their data and deleting their account remain available without acceptance. If the user does not accept the amendment, they may close their account. The 30-day notice under clause 2.2 applies where a chargeable service is introduced.

12. Governing law, disputes

The contract is governed by Hungarian law, in particular Act V of 2013 on the Civil Code and the Ekertv.

The parties shall primarily settle their disputes by negotiation; if this fails, the competent Hungarian court shall have jurisdiction, and the parties – where the law does not prescribe mandatory jurisdiction – stipulate the jurisdiction of the court for the Operator's registered office. Should the user nevertheless qualify as a consumer, the mandatory consumer protection rules and the right to apply to the conciliation body (békéltető testület) for their place of residence remain unaffected.