Terms and Conditions of Sale
Last updated: 9 October 2026
Organiser and Seller identification
Build It Summit 2026 is organised by:
BUILD IT SUMMIT, a French société par actions simplifiée à associé unique (simplified joint stock company with a sole shareholder) with a share capital of 5,000 euros, registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 107 007 239, whose registered office is at 229 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, France, represented by its President, Mr Clément Garrigue.
VAT identification number: FR35107007239
Contact: hello@builditsummit.com
Website: builditsummit.com
Hereinafter the "Organiser".
The Organiser is the organiser, producer and owner of Build It Summit 2026. It is also the publisher of the builditsummit.com website (hereinafter the "Site").
The Organiser does not sell Tickets and does not collect their price.
Tickets are sold by:
APIDAYS, INC., a corporation registered under the laws of the State of Delaware, United States, with its principal place of business at 490 Post St, Ste 500 #1090, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA, represented by Mr Baptiste Parravicini, CEO, which operates the FOST · Future of Software Technologies event and the online ticketing platform through which Tickets are sold.
French VAT identification number: FR87843666934
Hereinafter the "Seller".
The Seller enters into the contract of sale with the purchaser, collects the price of the Tickets and issues invoices in its own name. It acquires no rights over the Event, its content or its brand. The respective roles of the Organiser and of the Seller are set out in Article 5.
Article 1 · Purpose
1.1. The Organiser has established these terms and conditions (the "Terms and Conditions of Sale"), applicable to the reservation and purchase of tickets giving access to the Build It Summit 2026 event (hereinafter the "Ticket" and the "Event"), a European professional event dedicated to no-code platforms, automation, applied artificial intelligence and digital sovereignty, taking place from Tuesday 1 December 2026 to Thursday 3 December 2026.
1.2. These Terms and Conditions of Sale govern the conditions of purchase of Tickets giving access to the Event, as well as the conditions of use of a Ticket by its holder.
1.3. The content of each Ticket category is described in Appendix 1.
1.4. These Terms and Conditions of Sale govern two distinct relationships: on the one hand the contract for the sale of the Ticket, entered into between the purchaser and the Seller, on the other hand the contract of participation in the Event, entered into between the Participant and the Organiser. The Seller has the purchaser accept them in its checkout flow and adopts them for the sale it concludes.
Article 2 · Scope and enforceability
2.1. These Terms and Conditions of Sale apply to any purchaser of a Ticket, whether a natural person or a legal entity. The natural person who holds a Ticket and accesses the Event is hereinafter referred to as the "Participant".
2.2. The purchase of a Ticket is reserved to natural persons of full legal age and to duly authorised legal entities. A Participant who is a minor may only access the Event with written authorisation from their legal representative, presented at the registration desk.
2.3. Where the purchaser is a legal entity, it undertakes to ensure that each Participant to whom it allocates a Ticket complies with these Terms and Conditions of Sale.
2.4. These Terms and Conditions of Sale constitute the entirety of what is agreed as regards the content of Tickets and the conditions of participation in the Event, and supersede any prior agreement on the same subject matter. The Seller's own general terms further govern the operation of the checkout flow and the payment.
Article 3 · Acceptance
3.1. The Terms and Conditions of Sale are available on the Site and within the checkout flow. They are binding on the Participant, who acknowledges, by ticking a dedicated box that is never pre-ticked, having read and accepted them before placing the order.
3.2. Validation of the order constitutes the Participant's acceptance of the Terms and Conditions of Sale in force on the day of the order.
3.3. The purchase is further subject to the general terms and privacy policy of the Seller, which the purchaser is invited to review before ordering.
3.4. The Organiser reserves the right to update and amend the Terms and Conditions of Sale at any time. In the event of amendment, the terms applicable to an order are those in force on the date of that order. Any substantial amendment is notified to the Seller before publication, so that the link shown in the checkout flow remains accurate.
Article 4 · Dates and venue of the Event
4.1. The Event is held in person from 1 to 3 December 2026, at the CNIT Forest, 2 place de La Défense, 92800 Puteaux (Paris La Défense), France.
4.2. 1 December 2026 is dedicated to the Builders Village and associated formats. It does not include a stage conference programme. This information is shown in the Seller's checkout flow, before the order is validated.
4.3. The Event takes place within a convention centre that hosts other events simultaneously, as part of the FOST Paris week. The Ticket gives access to the spaces, sessions and services belonging to Build It Summit as described in Appendix 1 and, on the day or days it covers, to the other conferences of the FOST Paris week, under the access conditions set by their organisers. The Organiser is not responsible for the content or the running of those conferences. The Ticket gives access to no other event.
4.4. Access to a session may not be guaranteed if the Participant arrives less than thirty minutes before the scheduled start time, so as to allow for entry formalities and security checks. The Organiser may close access before that time for safety reasons, in particular when maximum capacity is reached. No refund or compensation is due in such a case.
Article 5 · Respective roles of the Organiser and the Seller
5.1. The Organiser is the organiser, producer and owner of the Event. It defines the Ticket categories, their prices, their conditions of access, the programme and these Terms and Conditions of Sale. It does not enter into the contract for the sale of Tickets and does not collect their price.
5.2. The Seller sells the Tickets in its own name. The contract of sale is entered into between the purchaser and the Seller. The Seller provides the checkout flow, collects the Ticket price, remits the proceeds to the Organiser and carries out the refunds decided by the Organiser. It acquires no rights over the Event, its content or its brand.
5.3. Value added tax is collected and declared by the Seller, under its own French VAT identification number, in accordance with Article 10.
5.4. Invoices for Tickets are issued by the Seller in its own name and bear its VAT identification number. The Organiser issues no invoice to the purchaser in respect of Tickets.
5.5. An invoice is made available to the purchaser in electronic format. The purchaser may enter a separate billing address, a VAT identification number and an internal purchase order reference at the time of purchase.
5.6. Complaints are addressed to whichever of the two companies the subject matter belongs to, as set out in Article 22: to the Seller for anything concerning the order, the payment, the invoice and the payment of a refund; to the Organiser for anything concerning the Event, access, the programme and the application of these terms.
5.7. No channel other than the Seller's checkout flow and the links published by the Organiser is authorised to sell Tickets. The Organiser accepts no liability for Tickets purchased from any unauthorised reseller. The holder of a counterfeit, resold or cancelled Ticket will be refused access to the Event, with no refund or compensation.
Article 6 · Ticket categories and validity
6.1. Ticket categories, their content and their prices are set out in Appendix 1. The content of each category is also published on the Site, which prevails in the event of any difference in presentation.
6.2. Unless stated otherwise, each Ticket is valid either for one day of the Participant's choice among 1, 2 and 3 December 2026, or for all three days of the Event, depending on the option selected at purchase. The selected day or days are shown on the Ticket and cannot be changed after purchase.
6.3. The Student Pass and the Job Seeker Pass are valid for the three days of the Event. They are reserved exclusively for students and for people looking for their next role. Supporting evidence is requested after purchase, through a form sent by the Organiser, by the deadline stated in that request. Until it has been accepted, the Ticket is valid only on presentation of that evidence at the entrance. If no acceptable evidence is provided by the deadline, the Organiser offers the purchaser to switch to a Standard Pass at the price in force on that day, the price already paid being deducted. If the purchaser declines, or does not reply within seven (7) days, the Ticket is cancelled and the price paid is refunded by the Seller in accordance with Article 14.6.
6.4. Certain Ticket categories are reserved for specific profiles (in particular Impact & Civic, Recruiter, Investor and Leadership). The Organiser may verify at any time that the conditions of access to the selected category are met. Failing that, it may refuse access to the Event, or make access conditional on payment to the Seller of the price difference with the Ticket category matching the Participant's actual profile.
6.5. The total number of Tickets released for sale is set by the Organiser, which may increase or decrease it, and may have the Seller suspend or resume sales at any time, without this giving rise to any right to amend, cancel or obtain a refund for an order already confirmed.
Article 7 · Optional services
7.1. The Organiser may offer paid optional services, referred to as "add-ons". They are sold and invoiced by the Seller, in addition to the Ticket, when selected by the purchaser. Their content, price and conditions are shown in the checkout flow at the time of purchase.
7.2. Optional services are subject to the same rules as Tickets as regards their personal nature, the prohibition on transfer and the absence of refund.
7.3. Where an optional service is subject to profile validation by the Organiser and that validation is refused, the Organiser informs the Seller, which refunds to the purchaser the amount paid for that service alone.
Article 8 · On-request and invitation-only formats
8.1. Certain Event formats are offered "on request": workshops, Enterprise Labs, Mix&Match and Meet&Match, among others. Registration for these formats takes place after purchase, with the Organiser, which confirms each place according to the Participant's profile and to available capacity.
8.2. Certain formats are offered "on invitation": Circles, the Executive Lounge and the Founders & Leaders Gathering, among others. They are reserved for profiles determined by the Organiser, which allocates places at its discretion.
8.3. Purchasing a Ticket, whatever its category, does not guarantee access to on-request or invitation-only formats. The Ticket makes it possible to request a place where the category so provides. A refusal, or the absence of an allocated place, gives rise to no refund or compensation.
8.4. Access to all rooms and sessions is subject to available capacity. The Organiser cannot guarantee the Participant access to the sessions of their choice.
8.5. Evening and social events organised as part of the Event are subject to the capacity of the venue. Where access is open to Ticket holders, it may be subject to prior confirmation and to order of registration.
8.6. Formats reserved for user organisations. Meet&Match and Circles are reserved for Participants who attend on behalf of an organisation that uses technology for its own needs (a user organisation). A Participant who attends on behalf of a technology vendor, integrator, consultancy or other service provider keeps full access to the talks and the Builders Village; access to Meet&Match and Circles is then available only through a partner offer of the Organiser. The Participant declares the nature of their organisation in the form sent by the Organiser after purchase. If that declaration is inaccurate, the Organiser may refuse or withdraw access to these formats, without refund of the Ticket, which remains valid for the rest of the Event.
Article 9 · Prices, sales windows and discounts
9.1. Ticket prices are stated in euros and are displayed including tax in the Seller's checkout flow. Appendix 1 sets out the corresponding prices excluding tax, for reference. The price including tax is in any event shown before the order is validated.
9.1 bis. The Site publishes, for information purposes, a page comparing the Ticket categories. Prices are displayed there including tax, so as to match the amounts charged in the Seller's checkout flow. Those amounts are taken from the Seller and are indicative: they do not constitute an offer of sale by the Organiser, which does not sell Tickets. The applicable price remains the one displayed in the checkout flow when the order is validated, in accordance with Article 9.2. In the event of a discrepancy between the comparison page on the Site and the checkout flow, the checkout flow prevails.
9.2. The applicable price is the one displayed in the checkout flow at the time the order is validated.
9.3. Tickets are offered in successive sales windows:
• Super early bird: from 31 July 2026 to 20 September 2026 inclusive.
• Early bird: from 21 September 2026 to 31 October 2026 inclusive.
• Regular: from 1 November 2026 to 3 December 2026 inclusive.
Each window is open while stocks last. The transition from one window to the next occurs automatically on the stated date at 00:00 Paris time. Promotional prices and offers do not apply retroactively. Sales window discounts do not apply to every Ticket category: the categories concerned are those set out in Appendix 1.
9.4. Volume discounts may be offered on certain Ticket categories. They cannot be combined with sales window discounts: the discount most favourable to the purchaser applies, never both. 5 tickets: −10 %, 10 tickets: −15 %, 25 tickets: −20 %, on the Standard Pass 3-day category only, not combinable with tier discounts
9.5. In the case of a group purchase, the purchaser provides the Organiser with the identity of each Participant (surname, first name, email address, Ticket category, days) no later than seven days before the first day of the Event. Failing that, the Organiser does not guarantee the issuance of the corresponding personal Tickets.
9.6. Discount codes may be defined by the Organiser and applied in the checkout flow by the Seller. They are personal, non-transferable, valid within the usage and time limits set on issuance, and may not give rise to any cash refund.
Article 10 · Value added tax
10.1. Admission to the Event is subject to French value added tax, as the Event takes place in France. The rate applicable to Tickets is the reduced rate of 10 %. That rate is determined and applied by the Seller, which sells and invoices the Tickets. The rate applied and the amount of the tax are shown before the order is validated and appear on the invoice issued by the Seller.
10.2. The Organiser states this rate for the purchaser's information. Where the Seller applies a different rate, in particular following a change in the law or in the tax treatment it retains, the applicable rate is the one shown in the checkout flow when the order is validated, and these Terms and Conditions of Sale are updated.
10.3. This treatment applies to all purchasers, including those established in another Member State of the European Union or outside the European Union. Providing a valid VAT identification number triggers neither exemption nor reverse charge: admission to an event is taxable where the event takes place, in accordance with article 259 A 5° bis of the French General Tax Code.
10.4. As Tickets are sold and invoiced by the Seller, value added tax is collected and declared by the Seller, under its own French VAT identification number, which appears on Ticket invoices. The Organiser neither collects nor declares value added tax on Tickets.
Article 11 · Order, payment and confirmation
11.1. The order is validated once the requested information has been provided, these Terms and Conditions of Sale have been accepted and the price has been paid in full.
11.2. Payment is made online, in euros, to the Seller, using the payment methods offered in the checkout flow. The Ticket is issued only after the price has actually been collected by the Seller.
11.3. A confirmation email, including the Ticket in electronic form, is sent to the purchaser by the Seller at the end of the order process. The purchaser is invited to keep it and to check that the information it contains is correct.
11.4. Any confirmed order is firm and final. It may not be amended, cancelled, exchanged or refunded, subject to the cases provided for in Article 14.
Article 12 · Personal Tickets, no transfer
12.1. All Tickets are personal, that is to say issued in the name of a specified natural person.
12.2. Tickets are strictly personal. They may not be resold, assigned or transferred to a third party by the Participant, whether free of charge or for consideration.
12.3. The Participant's identity may be checked at the entrance to the Event. In the event of a discrepancy between the identity shown on the Ticket and that of the holder, access is refused, with no refund or compensation.
12.4. The badge issued at the entrance is personal. It must be worn visibly throughout the Participant's presence on site and may not be lent or exchanged. Loss or theft of a badge must be reported immediately at the registration desk.
Article 13 · No right of withdrawal
13.1. No right of withdrawal applies to the purchase of a Ticket from the Seller.
13.2. Where the purchaser acts for professional purposes, the right of withdrawal set out in articles L221-18 et seq. of the French Consumer Code does not apply.
13.3. Where the purchaser is a consumer, the fourteen-day right of withdrawal does not apply, in accordance with article L221-28, 12° of the French Consumer Code, which excludes contracts for the supply of leisure activities to be provided on a specific date or during a specific period. The Event is a gathering taking place on specific dates, 1, 2 and 3 December 2026.
13.4. The purchaser acknowledges having been expressly informed of this by the Seller before validating the order.
Article 14 · Cancellation, postponement and refund
14.1. No refund at the Participant's initiative. The sale of a Ticket is firm and final once the order has been validated by the purchaser and confirmed by the Seller. No refund or exchange is possible, including where the Participant is prevented from attending the Event for any reason whatsoever, in particular illness, professional constraints, or travel or accommodation difficulties, subject to Article 14.8.
14.2. Cancellation of the Event by the Organiser. In the event of definitive cancellation of the Event, the purchaser is refunded the face value of the Ticket, to the exclusion of any other sum. As the price was collected by the Seller, that refund is carried out by the Seller, on a decision of the Organiser. The Organiser does not hold the sums paid by the purchaser. The purchaser accepts that no fee or sum other than the face value of the Ticket may be claimed, from either the Seller or the Organiser, and that the definitive cancellation of the Event confers no other right to any claim or compensation of any kind.
14.3. Postponement of the Event by the Organiser. In the event of postponement, the Ticket remains valid and is carried over to the next edition of the Event, unless the purchaser requests a refund of the face value of the Ticket within six (6) months of the Organiser's announcement of the postponement. The request is addressed to the Organiser, which decides on the refund; the Seller carries it out. No compensation is due.
14.4. Change of venue. The Organiser may change the venue of the Event, in particular for reasons of safety, health or venue availability. If the Event still takes place in Paris or its metropolitan area, the Ticket is not refunded and no compensation is due.
14.5. Technical impediments. Disruption of telecommunications or internet networks, and incompatibility of the Participant's equipment with the digital tools of the Event, give rise to no refund or compensation.
14.6. Practical arrangements. Any refund due under this Article is decided by the Organiser and carried out by the Seller. It is paid to the payment method used to purchase the Ticket or Tickets concerned, within thirty days of the refund decision.
14.7. Individual requests. Any request for cancellation, transfer or refund outside the cases provided for in this Article is considered by the Organiser on a case-by-case basis and gives rise to no right. Where it is granted, it is carried out by the Seller.
14.8. Visa refusal. By exception to Article 14.1, a Participant whose application for a visa to enter France is refused is refunded the face value of the Ticket, provided that they send the Organiser the official refusal decision before the first day of the Event. The refund is carried out by the Seller in accordance with Article 14.6.
Article 15 · Changes to the programme
15.1. The Event programme, speakers, session titles, timings, formats and rooms may be changed up to the day of the Event, in particular where a speaker withdraws or where technical or safety constraints require it.
15.2. The Organiser publishes updated information on the Site as soon as reasonably practicable.
15.3. Such changes give rise to no refund or compensation, provided that the overall economy of the Event is preserved.
Article 16 · Access, badges, security and conduct
16.1. Access to the Event is subject to presentation of a valid Ticket and issuance of a personal badge.
16.2. The Participant undertakes to submit to any Ticket check and to any security check carried out at the entrance to or inside the venue, in particular visual inspection of personal belongings, in accordance with applicable regulations. Refusal to submit to such checks results in refusal of access, with no refund or compensation.
16.3. It is strictly forbidden to bring onto the site weapons, explosive, flammable or volatile substances, sharp or blunt objects, and more generally any dangerous object or object capable of being used as a projectile, as well as any banner or placard of a political, ideological or religious nature.
16.4. The Participant undertakes to comply with the Build It Summit Code of Conduct, available on the Site, which forms an integral part of these Terms and Conditions of Sale. Any breach may result, depending on its seriousness, in a warning, withdrawal of the badge and removal from the site with no refund or compensation, and where appropriate in a report to the competent authorities.
16.5. The Participant complies with the internal rules of the venue hosting the Event and with the safety instructions of the venue operator and of the Organiser.
16.6. The Participant is responsible for their personal belongings. The Organiser cannot be held liable in the event of loss, theft or damage.
16.7. Animals are not admitted, with the exception of guide dogs and assistance dogs accompanying a person with a disability.
Article 17 · Image rights and recording
17.1. The Event is photographed and filmed. Photographs, audio and audiovisual recordings are made by the Organiser, by the providers it appoints, by authorised partners and by accredited press, in all areas open to Participants: session rooms, the Builders Village, catering areas, outdoor areas and evening events.
17.2. By purchasing a Ticket and accessing the Event, the Participant accepts that their image and voice may be captured in this context, and that the resulting photographs, audio recordings and videos may be reproduced and distributed by the Organiser for the purposes of information, documentation, archiving and promotion of the Event and its future editions, on all media and by all means known or unknown to date, worldwide, for a period of five (5) years from the end of the Event.
17.3. This acceptance is granted free of charge and gives rise to no remuneration or compensation.
17.4. A Participant who does not wish to appear may inform the Organiser's team on site, and may after the Event request the removal of a published image in which they recognise themselves, by writing to privacy@builditsummit.com. The Organiser will act on any legitimate request as soon as possible.
17.5. Speakers are covered by a separate agreement governing the recording and distribution of their session.
17.6. The Participant may take photographs and make audio and video recordings for personal, private and non-commercial use only. Any recording for professional or promotional purposes, any live broadcast and any use of professional recording or broadcasting equipment is subject to the prior written authorisation of the Organiser.
17.7. The Participant shall not photograph, film or record another person without their agreement, in accordance with the Code of Conduct.
17.8. For security reasons, the venue hosting the Event may be equipped with video surveillance systems operated by the venue operator, under the conditions set out in the French Internal Security Code.
Article 18 · Personal data
18.1. Sale of the Ticket. The Seller processes the personal data required to enter into and perform the contract of sale, to collect the price, to issue and retain invoices, to collect and declare value added tax and to meet its own accounting and tax obligations. For that processing, the Seller acts as an independent data controller. The corresponding information is set out in its own privacy policy.
18.2. Organisation of the Event. The Organiser processes the personal data of purchasers and Participants for the purposes of organising the Event, managing its relationship with Participants and building its registrant database. For that processing, the Organiser acts as data controller and the Seller as processor, on documented instructions from the Organiser and under an agreement entered into between them pursuant to Article 28 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
18.3. The purposes, legal bases, retention periods, recipients and rights of data subjects, for the processing for which the Organiser is controller, are set out in the Build It Summit Privacy Policy, available on the Site.
18.4. The Participant has the rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability provided for by the General Data Protection Regulation. These rights may be exercised with the Organiser for processing relating to the organisation of the Event, using the contact details given in the Privacy Policy, and with the Seller for processing relating to the sale, the payment, invoicing and accounting. The Participant may also lodge a complaint with the French data protection authority, the CNIL (cnil.fr).
18.5. Personal data is disclosed to a partner or sponsor of the Event only with the Participant's prior consent, in particular when the Participant voluntarily has their badge scanned at a stand.
Article 19 · Intellectual property
19.1. The names, logos, distinctive signs, formats, content, programmes and materials of the Event and of the Site are the property of the Organiser or are used with the authorisation of their owners. Any reproduction, representation or exploitation, in whole or in part, without the prior written authorisation of the Organiser, is prohibited.
19.2. The Ticket confers on the Participant no intellectual property rights over the content presented at the Event.
19.3. Session materials that may be made available to Participants are reserved for their personal and internal use. Public or commercial distribution is prohibited without prior written authorisation.
Article 20 · Liability
20.1. Malfunctions in the sales process. The checkout flow, the collection of the price and invoicing are the Seller's responsibility, and the Seller answers for them. The Organiser is not liable for loss or damage resulting from the unavailability of the Site or of the Seller's checkout flow, a technical incident, a transmission or download problem, a failure of a supplier or third party, or a refused payment, where such circumstances are beyond its reasonable control.
20.2. Travel and accommodation costs. Travel, accommodation and subsistence arrangements made in order to attend the Event are the sole responsibility of the Participant, including in the event of postponement, interruption or cancellation of the Event or of a session.
20.3. Indirect damage. The Organiser cannot be held liable for indirect damage, in particular loss of business, loss of revenue, loss of clientele, damage to reputation or loss of commercial opportunity.
20.4. Reservation. The limitations set out in this Article do not apply in the event of gross negligence or wilful misconduct by the Organiser, nor in the event of personal injury. Where the Participant is a consumer, they apply only to the extent permitted by consumer law.
20.5. Allocation. The Organiser answers for the organisation of the Event and for the delivery of the services described in Appendix 1. The Seller answers for the contract of sale, the collection of the price, invoicing and the payment of refunds.
Article 21 · Force majeure
21.1. The Organiser is not liable for the non-performance or delayed performance of its obligations where such non-performance or delay results from an event of force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code.
21.2. Events of force majeure include, without this list being exhaustive: natural disasters, extreme weather, fire, declared epidemics or pandemics, decisions of public authorities prohibiting or restricting the holding of the Event, acts of terrorism, riots, acts of war, general transport strikes, and the unavailability or destruction of the venue hosting the Event.
21.3. In such a case, the Organiser applies the provisions of Article 14 relating to postponement or cancellation. No compensation other than that provided for in Article 14.2 is due.
Article 22 · Customer service
22.1. Orders, payments, invoices and refunds. Any question or complaint relating to an order, a payment, an invoice or the payment of a refund is addressed to the Seller, at events@apidays.io.
22.2. Event and participation. Any question or complaint relating to the Event, access, the programme or the application of these terms is addressed to the Organiser at hello@builditsummit.com. The Organiser undertakes to acknowledge receipt within five working days.
22.3. A request relating to an order that reaches the Organiser, in particular at billing@builditsummit.com, is forwarded by the Organiser to the Seller, which answers it.
Article 23 · Miscellaneous
23.1. If any provision of these Terms and Conditions of Sale is held to be void or unenforceable by a competent court, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect.
23.2. The Organiser's failure to rely on a provision does not constitute a waiver of its right to rely on it subsequently.
23.3. These Terms and Conditions of Sale are drafted in French. An English translation is made available for information purposes. In the event of any discrepancy, only the French version prevails.
Article 24 · Governing law and jurisdiction
24.1. These Terms and Conditions of Sale are governed by French law.
24.2. Any dispute relating to their validity, interpretation or performance shall first be the subject of an attempt at amicable resolution.
24.3. Failing amicable resolution, and where the purchaser acts for professional purposes, the dispute falls within the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Paris.
24.4. Where the purchaser is a consumer, the statutory rules on territorial jurisdiction apply, and the consumer retains the right to bring proceedings before the court of their place of residence.
24.5. The contract of sale entered into between the purchaser and the Seller is further governed by the Seller's own general terms. Where the purchaser is a consumer habitually resident in a Member State of the European Union, that consumer retains in any event the benefit of the mandatory provisions of the law of that State, in accordance with Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008, known as Rome I.
Appendix 1 · Ticket catalogue and prices
A. Ticket categories
Prices are stated excluding tax, at full price. The sales window discounts set out in Article 9.3 apply at the time of purchase, and only to the categories identified below. The price including tax is displayed before the order is validated, and systematically where the purchaser is a consumer. The corresponding amounts including tax appear on the comparison page of the Site, under the conditions of Article 9.1 bis.
Categories carrying a sales window discount: Standard Pass, Enterprise Pass, Recruiter Pass, Investor Pass, Leadership Pass.
Categories carrying no sales window discount: Impact & Civic Pass, Student Pass, Job Seeker Pass.
B. Optional services
Optional services, if any, are shown in the checkout flow (Article 7).
C. Ticket content
Common to all categories: access to talks and stage sessions on the days covered by the Ticket, access to the other conferences of the FOST Paris week on the same days (Article 4.3), access to the Builders Village, catering included, access on request to Mix&Match, access on request to workshops and Enterprise Labs, with the exception of the Student & Job Seeker Pass.
Additional access by category:
"On request" and "on invitation" are to be understood as set out in Article 8: they do not guarantee access.
The grid published on builditsummit.com prevails in the event of any discrepancy with this appendix.