General Terms and Conditions of GeoLambda GmbH

Status: March 2026

A. General Provisions

1. Scope of Application / Binding Period

These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as “GTC”) shall apply to business relationships between GeoLambda GmbH, Puttinger Wiese 18, 83083 Riedering, Germany (hereinafter referred to as “Provider”) and its customers. The Provider's customers are exclusively entrepreneurs.
The Provider provides services in connection with consulting and development for AI-assisted analysis of data sets, in particular geodata. The content of the contract shall always based on the offer / contract documents (“Contract”) created by the Provider and accepted by the customer. In the event of contradictions between the Contract (including any annexes) and the GTC, the Contract shall take precedence. Other documents referenced in these GTC shall be subordinate to this.
Offers made by the Provider shall be non-binding unless they are expressly designated as binding.
A Contract between the customer and the Provider shall always be valid only once for the respective designated service. There shall be no automatic Contract extensions under the same conditions. A Contract extension shall always be agreed individually; the terms and conditions specified at the time of the respective Contract shall then apply.
The customer's general terms and conditions shall only become part of the Contract in place of or in addition to these General Terms and Conditions if the Provider expressly confirms this in writing to the customer when the Contract is concluded. The customer shall be aware that the commencement of service provision by the Provider shall under no circumstances constitute acceptance of the customer's general terms and conditions.
The Provider reserves the right to amend these GTC at any time. The customer shall be informed of the amendments in writing four (4) weeks before they come into effect. The customer shall be notified of the new GTC as part of this notification. The customer shall be entitled to object to the validity of the new Terms and Conditions within four (4) weeks of receiving this notification. If the customer fails to object, the amended GTC shall become part of the Contract after the four-week period has expired. The Provider shall expressly inform the customer of this period in the notification of change.
Excluded from the right to amend these GTC in accordance with clause 1.6 shall be provisions that affect the main performance obligations of the contracting parties and thus significantly change the relationship between the main and counter-performance obligations, as well as other fundamental changes to the contractual obligations that are equivalent to the conclusion of a new contract. Such changes shall require an express contractual agreement.

2. Services by the Provider

The services provided by the Provider within the framework of a business relationship generally consist of the following elements:
1. consulting, training, and other support services in connection with the AI-assisted analysis of data sets, in particular geodata (collectively referred to as “Consulting Services”);
2. the development of software solutions, in particular for the purpose of AI-assisted analysis of data sets, in particular geodata (“Development Services”).
In addition to the General Provisions (A.) of these General Terms and Conditions, the respective Supplementary Conditions for Services (B.) and for Development (C.) shall apply. The Supplementary Terms and Conditions shall take precedence over the General Provisions insofar as they contradict them.
The agreed remuneration shall cover only the scope of services documented in the Contract. Additional services shall be invoiced separately on the basis of the agreed prices, unless they are incidental and commercially insignificant auxiliary services. If the service description in the Contract contains unintentional gaps or ambiguities, the Provider shall be entitled to adjust the service description accordingly at its reasonable discretion.
Subject to deviating agreements in the Contract, the following service details and restrictions apply with regard to the use of AI technology by the customer:
1. AI consulting: When advising the customer on its own use of AI technology, the technical, organizational, and legal responsibility for the effects of this use on the customer's business processes remains with the customer; the Provider shall not provide any legal, tax, regulatory, or other compliance advice.
2. Use and integration of third-party AI and automation services: The Provider may use AI systems, automation platforms, and other software from third-party providers (hereinafter “Third-Party Services”) to provide its services. These Third-Party Services shall be used exclusively as technical tools of the Provider. No transfer, sublicensing, or procurement of independent rights of use for the Third-Party Services to the customer shall take place. The customer shall receive exclusively the right to use the functions provided by the Provider on the basis of these Third-Party Services within the scope of the Services (e.g., embedded chatbot, automated workflow).
3. Implementation of automated business processes: Design, configuration, and implementation of any automated processes described in the Contract by the Provider, using Third-Party Services and, if necessary, its own scripts, interfaces, or configurations.
4. AI-specific configuration, prompting, and orchestration: Creation and maintenance of prompts, workflows, rules, interfaces, and orchestration logic between the Third-Party Services used and the customer's systems, as described in the Contract.
5. Ongoing adjustments and maintenance: Adjustment of configurations, workflows, and connections to changes or functional adjustments to the Third-Party Services used, changed customer requirements, and new versions or updates to the connected systems, as provided for in the Contract.
The Provider may use carefully selected employees or third parties (in particular providers of AI and automation services) as subcontractors with the necessary qualifications to perform its services. The Provider shall be entitled at any time to replace its own employees or third parties used to Provide services with others with comparable qualifications and experience. The Provider may also use English-speaking employees or third parties. If these employees have been communicated to the customer by name, the Provider shall inform the customer of the replacement.

3. Technical Integration and Distribution of Roles

Within the scope of providing its Services, the Provider does not provide its own cloud or data center infrastructure in the sense of a data processing service in accordance with the Data Act. The Provider's Services consist of the use, configuration, and orchestration of Third-Party Services (“Third-Party Services”) and the provision of the resulting functions to the customer. The customer does not have direct network access to a shared pool of configurable, scalable, and elastic computing resources.
Insofar as the Provider makes technical components (e.g., scripts, snippets, widgets, API endpoints, webhooks) available to the customer, these serve exclusively to connect the customer's systems to the functions configured or orchestrated by the Provider and to integrate the automated processes into the customer's system landscape. This shall not give the customer direct access to the underlying Third-Party Services or their infrastructure.
Insofar as AI output has an impact within the customer's area of responsibility – whether vis-à-vis end users (e.g., website visitors, customers) or internally in business processes – the customer shall be considered the operator of the AI system within the meaning of the AI Act.
The Provider acts as an integrator, configurator, and technical service provider. Insofar as the Provider develops or trains AI models for the customer within the scope of the Services, this is done exclusively on behalf of and according to the instructions of the customer. In this case, the customer shall be subject to the obligations under the AI Act; the Provider acts as a contract developer.

Obligations associated with the role of “provider” or “operator” within the meaning of the AI Act (e.g., transparency, monitoring, documentation, and risk management obligations) apply to the Provider if this is expressly agreed in the Contract.
Unless otherwise agreed in the Contract, the Provider shall not be subject to any restrictions with regard to third-party providers, technology, and/or regions when selecting AI services, APIs, automation platforms, and the underlying infrastructures, provided that the relevant legal requirements are complied with.
If AI functions are integrated into the customer's systems, processes, or platforms, the customer shall ensure that these meet the necessary technical requirements (e.g., interfaces, certificates, security configurations, Internet connection). The Provider shall not be obligated to create or maintain these requirements unless this has been expressly agreed.

4. General Obligations of the Customer

The customer acknowledges their obligations to cooperate (as specified in these GTC and, if applicable, additionally in the Contract) as a prerequisite for the provision of services by the Provider and thus as their contractual obligations.
The customer shall name at least one contact person for the Provider in writing and provide an address and email address where the contact person can be reached. The contact person must be able to make the necessary decisions for the customer or bring them about without delay. The customer's contact person must ensure good cooperation with the contact person at the Provider.
The customer shall bear sole responsibility for the definition, documentation, and execution of its processes within the scope of application of the contractual software solutions, including, but not limited to, the configuration of the software, system administration, application and data security guidelines, and other legal requirements. In particular, the customer shall be responsible for ensuring that it uses the software exclusively for the contractually stipulated purposes and does not misuse it. The Provider shall support the customer in setting up and configuring the software, if necessary, subject to a separate agreement.
The customer shall ensure the provision and proper operation of the technical infrastructure and IT systems necessary for the Provider's Services.
Technical requirements and specifications for the customer's IT systems are subject to change. The customer shall implement current requirements and specifications without delay.
The customer shall grant the Provider access to the necessary IT systems and shall provide all documents that the Provider needs to perform its Services.
The customer shall inform users about their rights and obligations in connection with the use of Third-Party Services or the Provider's own software and ensures compliance with the rights of use.
The use of Third-Party Services usually requires the conclusion of a corresponding license agreement between the customer and the Third-Party Provider. The customer shall conclude the license agreement for the required Third-Party Services in a timely manner.
If there is a violation of the customer's rights of use, the customer shall make every effort to assist in clarifying the infringing acts and their scope, in particular by informing the Provider of the corresponding infringing act.
If the customer fails to fulfill an obligation to cooperate, does so improperly or late, and the Provider is therefore unable to perform its Services in accordance with the Contract, the Provider shall not be responsible for any disadvantages arising for the customer as a result. The Provider may charge the customer for the additional expenses incurred as a result, in particular for the extended provision of personnel or material resources, at the agreed prices.

5. Prices and Terms of Payment

The prices stated in the Contract are net prices, to which statutory value added tax is added.
At the end of each billing month, the Provider shall send the customer an invoice for the expenses incurred during that month. Expenses shall be billed at hourly or daily rates; the smallest billing unit shall be a quarter of an hour.
The timesheets shall be deemed to have been approved if no objection is raised within ten (10) days. Payment of the invoice shall also be deemed to constitute approval.
The prices stated in the Contract shall apply.
If the remuneration according to the offer is based on “days,” “man-days,” “person-days,” or similar, such a “day” shall correspond to eight working hours of an employee on a calendar day.
The invoice amount shall be transferred to the account specified in the invoice without deduction no later than 14 days after the invoice date. In case of doubt, invoices shall be deemed to have been received three working days after the invoice date. The granting of discounts shall be excluded.
Travel costs, expenses, and other ancillary costs, as well as outlays incurred by the Provider in the performance of the contractually owed services, shall be invoiced to the customer additionally and at cost, unless otherwise specified in the Contract.
If the services of third parties are used to provide the Provider's Services, the costs incurred by the Provider for the services of third parties shall be invoiced to the customer additionally.
Payment by the customer can be made by SEPA transfer. Any bank charges incurred (in particular for international transfers or return debits due to insufficient funds) shall be borne by the customer.
If the offer provides for the purchase of a certain minimum quota, the customer shall pay for the number of hours specified therein, regardless of whether they have actually used the hours in the current month. Hours not used cannot be carried over to the next month. This shall not apply if the customer was unable to use the hours due to circumstances for which the Provider is not responsible.
The Provider charges flat rates for Services if this has been agreed in the Contract. If a flat rate has been agreed, the customer will not receive any timesheets. The flat rates shall be payable regardless of the time actually spent by the Provider.
After termination, Services that have already been commissioned and are already being processed by the Provider must be completed and paid for in full. Within a current contract, termination before the entire order volume has been exhausted is excluded; the right to terminate without notice for good cause remains unaffected.

6. Customer's Rights of Use

The Provider grants the customer a simple right of use for its internal business purposes, unlimited in time and space, for the applications, other work, and service results created for it (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Work Results”). The Provider grants the customer this right subject to full payment and, in the case of works, acceptance. This right of use is transferable or sublicensable to the customer's affiliated companies within the meaning of Section 15 of the German Stock Corporation Act (AktG); otherwise, transferability/sublicensability shall be excluded.
Clause 6.1 shall not apply to standard products that are part of the Work Results. Standard products are distinct products or solutions from third parties that are subject to their own license terms. Standard products are, in particular, Third-Party Services such as AI models and automation services from third-party providers. The customer's rights to these standard products shall be determined exclusively by the license terms of the third-party provider.
Clause 6.1 shall not apply to Work Results that contain “Open Source Software” or modifications of such software. The customer’s rights to these Open Source products shall be determined exclusively by the relevant license terms for this software (e.g., “GNU General Public License”). Both parties shall comply with these license terms. The Provider shall provide the customer with an updated overview of these license terms upon request.
Clause 6.1 shall not apply to materials or solutions already existing at the Provider (“Provider IP”), including any changes and additions made thereto. The Provider retains all rights to the Provider IP at all times. The rights of use granted to the customer for the Provider IP incorporated into the work results shall determined by the contractual purpose agreed upon by both parties. The isolated use of the Provider IP shall be excluded.
The customer shall use the software only for its internal business purposes. It may not rent, lend, sell, sublicense, transfer to third parties for use, assign or transfer the software itself or the rights to the software, nor may it copy the software or authorize the copying of the software, either in part or in whole, except in the cases expressly permitted herein.
The Provider shall be entitled to make unrestricted use of the Work Results, including the know-how acquired in the course of providing the Services, in particular the concepts, procedures, methods, and interim results underlying the Work Results, while maintaining its confidentiality obligations.
If, in the course of providing the Services, Work Results are produced that are patentable, eligible for a utility model, or eligible for a design, the Provider may file a corresponding application for property rights in its own name and on its own account. The Provider shall grant the customer the right to use the property right together with the Work Results to the extent necessary. No separate remuneration is to be paid for this property right license.

7. Customer Rights in the Event of Legal Defects

The Provider shall warrant that the Work Results provided do not infringe any Third Party Rights when used by the customer in accordance with the Contract. This warranty presupposes that the customer immediately informs the Provider in writing of any Third Party Rights asserted against him and leaves the legal defense and settlement negotiations to the Provider. The customer shall support the Provider free of charge to a reasonable extent, in particular by providing the necessary information. The customer's statutory obligations to give notice of defects shall remain unaffected. Third Party Rights in this sense shall only be those to which the third party is entitled in the Federal Republic of Germany and in the countries in which the customer uses the Work Results as intended.
The warranty under Clause 7.1 shall not apply to legal defects resulting from the use of third-party training data for AI models, provided that the Provider has disclosed the data sets used and their license terms to the customer prior to conclusion of the Contract.
If the customer cannot use a Work Result in accordance with the Contract due to a conflicting right of a third party, the Provider may, at its own discretion, either modify the Work Result so that the third party's right is no longer infringed or obtain the necessary authorization for the customer to use the Work Result. The customer or third parties may not take action themselves. Section 8 shall apply to claims for damages by the customer.
The customer shall have no claims for legal defects if the Work Results have been modified after acceptance by the customer or third parties, unless the customer can prove that the infringement is not a consequence of the modifications. The customer also shall have no claims in the event of legal violations resulting from a combination of the Provider's Work Results with Services or products of third parties who are not subcontractors of the Provider in this regard.

8. Liability

The Provider shall be liable without limitation for damages caused by gross negligence or intent on the part of the Provider, its legal representatives, or vicarious agents. The Provider shall also be liable without limitation for damages resulting from culpable injury to life, limb, or health.
The Provider shall also be liable in cases of simple negligence only if essential contractual obligations have been breached, the breach of which jeopardizes the purpose of the Contract and on the fulfillment of which the customer was particularly entitled to rely (so-called cardinal obligations). This liability shall be limited to compensation for damages that were typically foreseeable at the time the Contract was concluded. Any further limitation of liability for all cases of slight negligence shall be agreed individually in the Contract. In addition, in cases where the software is provided to the customer free of charge for testing purposes, the Provider's liability for all cases of simple negligence shall be excluded.
The above limitations of liability shall also apply in favor of the Provider's legal representatives and employees and also apply in cases of pre-contractual or tortious liability.
The Provider's liability for damages under the Product Liability Act shall remain unaffected.
Since the Provider shall not be responsible for backing up the customer's data, in the event of data loss, the Provider's liability shall be limited to the restoration costs that would have been incurred if the customer had backed up the data in accordance with their obligations.

9. Confidentiality and Data Protection

The parties shall keep confidential all confidential information of the other party that comes to their knowledge in the course of their cooperation, i.e., they will protect it with due care from disclosure to unauthorized persons. Authorized persons within the meaning of this provision are subcontractors employed in accordance with the Contract and employees of the Provider. The parties shall involve only those employees or third parties in the cooperation who have previously been bound by a comparable confidentiality obligation. If these third parties are providers of AI models, the assurance not to process transmitted data for training purposes shall be deemed a comparable form of obligation within the meaning of this clause.
All information of a party – regardless of its form – that is marked in writing as confidential or whose confidentiality is clearly apparent from its nature, in particular trade and business secrets, shall be subject to confidentiality. The terms and conditions of the Contract shall also be subject to confidentiality.
Information shall not be subject to confidentiality if the receiving party can prove that it is or was generally accessible, was already in the party's possession without any obligation of confidentiality, was developed independently and without the use of confidential information from another party, or was lawfully acquired from a third party who was not bound to confidentiality.
The Provider shall comply with the customer's agreed requirements for data protection and data security. Both parties shall observe the applicable data protection regulations, in particular those applicable in Germany, and will require their employees involved in the Contract to maintain confidentiality, unless they are already generally bound by such an obligation. Insofar as the Provider processes personal data in the course of providing its Services under the Contract, the Provider will act exclusively on behalf of and on the instructions of the customer. The parties will enter into a separate written agreement on commissioned data processing (“Auftragsverarbeitung”) for this purpose.
The Provider is entitled to retain a copy of the Work Results and project documents for purely internal purposes, even if they contain confidential information. However, this authorization shall not constitute an obligation, i.e., the Provider may not reserve storage capacity beyond the period of project processing. The customer shall solely be responsible for storing its project information and results.
The confidentiality obligations shall remain in effect for three (3) years after the end of the respective Contract.

10. Term and Termination

Unless otherwise agreed, the Contract begins on the day the customer accepts the offer or, if the Provider begins providing Services earlier, on the day Services begin.
In the event of premature termination by the customer without good cause, the customer must pay in full for services already rendered and reimburse any verifiable expenses and costs incurred.
The right to terminate a Contract for good cause shall remain mutually reserved. If the reason for termination is a breach of a contractual obligation, the terminating party shall set the other party a reasonable deadline to remedy the reason for termination before terminating the Contract. Good cause for termination includes all circumstances that make further cooperation with the other party unreasonable, in particular default of payment of significant amounts, cessation of business by the Provider, or repeated or persistent serious deficiencies in the provision of services or cooperation.
Terminations shall be made in text or written form; termination via OTT services shall be excluded.

11. General Provisions

The parties may publicly use each other's companies and brands as references. In addition, the customer has the option of acting as a reference customer for the Provider on the basis of a separate agreement.
The assignment of rights or obligations of the customer under the Contract to third parties shall be excluded without the prior written consent of the Provider.
Offsetting by the customer shall only be possible with an undisputed or legally established counterclaim.
If the written form is required under these GTC, the text form shall be sufficient to comply with this requirement, unless otherwise specified in individual cases.
The legal relationship between the parties shall be governed exclusively by German law, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
The exclusive place of jurisdiction shall be the registered office of the Provider.

B. Supplementary Provisions for Consulting Services

1. Scope of Consulting Services

The Provider will provide the Consulting Services as described in the Contract and, in addition, in accordance with the customer's specifications.
Consulting Services shall be provided in connection with the use of AI technology in the field of data set analysis, in particular geodata. Unless otherwise specified in the Contract, the customer shall be responsible for end-user training, data transfers, testing, and process documentation. The Provider will assist the customer in this regard as a consultant during the collaboration; however, the Provider is not obligated to deliver a final result, in particular a ready-to-use system.
The Provider's Consulting Services as a supporting service provider are:
- support with data analysis and model development,
- lectures, training courses, workshops, and technical design,
- support with prototype/MVP development,
- support with architecture development,
- other consulting services.
The Provider shall transmit all work and planning documents to the customer in digital form according to individual agreement.
The Provider will document the Services rendered if and to the extent that this is expressly agreed between the parties.

2. Customer's Obligations to Cooperate

The customer acknowledges its obligation to cooperate as a prerequisite for the Provider to render Services and thus as their contractual obligation. In particular, the customer must make any decisions incumbent upon them regarding project implementation and project content without delay and communicate these to the Provider, as well as review any change proposals made by the Provider without delay.
Appropriate cooperation also includes, in particular, the provision of all data and information necessary for the provision of services, as well as the description and prioritization of tasks.
The customer shall inform the Provider, without being asked, of any requirements and procedures that are typical and/or specific to the respective industry and company, unless these are not relevant to the provision of Services. The customer shall provide the Provider with all technical and other documents and information necessary for the successful implementation of the project in a timely manner and without being asked.
The customer shall solely be responsible for compliance with the legal framework conditions for the use of the software. The customer shall also obtain the official approvals required for the implementation of a project in a timely manner.
Logs, documentation, and similar documents provided to the customer within the scope of this Contract shall remain the property of the Provider or its subcontractor and shall be returned upon request within a reasonable period of time after termination of the Contract.
Other further rights of the Provider due to failure or insufficient cooperation on the part of the customer shall remain unaffected.

3. Changes to the Scope of Services

If changes to the customer's requirements compared to the contractual agreement or other circumstances for which the customer is responsible lead to increased expenditure, the Provider shall notify the customer of this in writing without delay. The Provider will invoice these services according to actual expenditure, unless otherwise agreed.

C. Supplementary Provisions for Development Services

1. Scope of Development Services

Within the scope of Development Services, the Provider provides the customer with performance-based services for the development of proprietary software products, deep learning / machine learning solutions and algorithms in connection with AI-supported analysis of data sets, in particular geodata.
The parties agree that the agreed services are too complex to be conclusively defined in advance in a service specification and to agree on a fixed date for completion. In addition, the individual functionalities and characteristics of the customer's software have not yet been conclusively determined but are to be jointly defined as the project progresses.
All services provided as works (“Werkleistungen”) shall take place within the framework of dynamic projects. The services are generally billed on a time and material basis, which results from the dynamic nature of the projects. Insofar as the parties collaborate within the framework of a project, it follows from this dynamic approach of the parties that defects will be remedied through joint consultation between the parties. Free remedial work shall be excluded.

2. Provision of Development Services

The Provider shall perform the Development Services carefully in accordance with the principles of proper professional practice, on its own responsibility but in consultation with the customer.
Unless otherwise specified in the Contract, each party shall remain responsible for complying with all laws and regulations applicable to its services/areas of service. Within the scope of the Contract, neither party shall engage in activities that violate applicable laws.
The Provider shall be responsible for the contractual setup and technical functionality of the Development Services described in the Contract. The Provider shall not be responsible for any specific economic success of the business processes supported by the Development Services, any specific quality, accuracy, completeness, or suitability of the content or decisions generated by AI systems, or the accuracy of the content generated by AI systems (including so-called “hallucinations,” “variance,” and/or “bias”) or decisions generated by AI systems, unless this is expressly warranted in the Contract. Insofar as the Provider expressly promises a certain success, this results exclusively from the Contract.
The customer is aware that AI systems work probabilistically and, in particular,
1. may generate inaccurate, incomplete, contradictory, or irrelevant content (so-called “hallucinations”),
2. do not constitute a substitute for professional or legal review by knowledgeable persons,
3. depend on the content, quality, and context of the data, prompts, rules, and specifications provided by the customer.
Unless expressly agreed, the Provider shall not be obligated to check the content, verify the plausibility, or perform a legal assessment of the AI results.
The scope of Development Services shall specifically exclude the following, unless expressly agreed in the Contract:
1. Independent legal, tax, or regulatory assessment of automated processes or AI outputs.
2. Assumption of responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, suitability, or legal admissibility of the content or decisions generated by AI systems. In particular, the Provider is not responsible for incorrect information, evaluations, or recommendations generated by AI systems and used by the customer without adequate human control.
3. Assuming any warranties for the compatibility of the Development Services with the customer's IT systems, interfaces, or environments that are not expressly listed in the Contract.
4. A warranty that Third-Party Services used will be permanently available, unchanged, or provided with the same range of functions. Adjustments to the Development Services in response to changes in Third-Party Services will only be made to the extent contractually agreed.
The work shall be carried out continuously and completed as soon as it is finished, with the turnaround time for each piece of work being considered individually.
A development team will be formed from persons working for the customer and the Provider, all of whom will cooperate in the progress of the project and the improvement of the process.
Changes in the prioritization of tasks are possible at any time and shall be documented in writing.
If and to the extent desired by the customer, the Provider continues to perform tasks related to the further development and debugging of the software even after the software has gone live or after the dynamic working method has been terminated for other reasons. This shall be subject to the contractual relationship continuing without termination. This work shall be carried out at the customer's request and, depending on the scope of the tasks, either dynamically or, in the case of smaller tasks, at the customer's simple request.
Proactive maintenance of the software, i.e., necessary updates to the software by the customer without request, is not included in the services offered by the Provider.

3. Activities of the Provider's Employees at Customer's Premises

If services are provided by employees or vicarious agents of the Provider at the customer's premises, the customer shall provide suitable premises and equipment at its own expense.
The customer shall ensure at its own expense, through appropriate organizational and spatial measures, that the Provider's employees or vicarious agents are not integrated into the customer's operations.
The customer has no right to issue instructions to the Provider's employees or vicarious agents. The customer's right to issue instructions within the scope of the Development Services can only be exercised vis-à-vis a legal representative or a person of the Provider who has been designated as authorized to represent the Provider for this purpose.
The Provider shall bear the tax and social security burdens associated with its activities for the customer for itself and its employees. The Provider is responsible for fulfilling all claims arising from the employment relationship of the persons working for and on behalf of it. In particular, the Provider shall comply with the statutory minimum wage regulations vis-à-vis the customer.