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General terms and conditions

As of: September 2026

finius.ch is currently in its build-up phase. The website currently serves for information, making contact and arranging non-binding initial calls. Using the website, submitting a contact enquiry or booking an initial call does not create a paid service contract.

1. Scope

These general terms and conditions (GTC) apply to the use of the website finius.ch. They describe the framework for any future services that are agreed individually and expressly. They apply to all enquiries, offers and any services, unless expressly agreed otherwise.

2. Provider / operator

Operator of the website:

Elhame Lamallari

finius.ch

Switzerland

Email: hello@finius.ch

3. Services

finius.ch plans to offer services in the following areas in future. Specific use takes place only within the scope of individually agreed services:

  • Financial administration
  • administrative services related to accounting
  • Support with financial processes
  • Reporting
  • administrative support
  • digital financial processes
  • other individually agreed services

The specific scope of services results from the individual agreement with the customer.

4. Conclusion of a contract

Filling in the contact form on the website, sending an email, requesting information or requesting an initial call does not by itself constitute a paid service contract.

A contractual relationship is only established through an individual agreement, an accepted offer, an engagement letter or another expressly agreed contractual mechanism.

5. Scope of services

The specific scope of the services is determined by the individual agreement with the customer.

6. Customer's duties to cooperate

The customer provides the information and documents required for the provision of the services completely, correctly and in good time.

7. Accuracy of information

finius.ch may rely on the information submitted by the customer, unless there are concrete indications to question it.

8. Digital communication

Communication may take place via appropriate digital channels. Technical risks inherent in electronic communication may be involved.

9. Software and automation

finius.ch may use modern software and automation to provide services efficiently.

10. AI-supported systems

In providing services, finius.ch may use AI-supported systems that assist with tasks such as the following:

  • Document processing
  • Classification
  • Information extraction
  • Analyses
  • Preparation of financial information
  • administrative workflows
  • Support with reconciliations
  • Anomaly detection
  • Preparation of reports
  • Workflow automation

AI-generated results do not automatically constitute binding financial, accounting, tax or legal decisions. AI and automation can support professional work processes. Error-free accuracy of automated systems cannot be guaranteed. These provisions describe the planned future scope of services. Via the current website, no customer data is processed by KHIRA or other AI systems.

11. Human review and controls

Important results may be subject to appropriate review and control processes, depending on the service and agreement.

12. Third-party software

In providing services, finius.ch may use third-party software and cloud services.

13. Prices

Prices shown on the website are non-binding starting prices and serve as price guidance. The final remuneration depends on the individually agreed scope of services, the processing volume and the complexity of the financial processes. Prices only become binding through an accepted quote, an engagement letter or another expressly agreed contractual basis. Unless otherwise stated, prices are exclusive of statutory value added tax.

14. Invoicing

Invoicing takes place according to the individual agreement. Specific payment terms result from the respective contract.

15. Additional services

Services going beyond the agreed scope may require a separate agreement and additional remuneration.

16. Deadlines

Deadlines may depend on the customer providing the necessary documents and information in good time.

17. Confidentiality

The parties shall maintain mutual confidentiality regarding information that becomes known in the course of the business relationship, to the extent legally permissible.

18. Data protection

The privacy policy of finius.ch and the applicable Swiss data protection law apply. The privacy policy is available at /datenschutz available.

19. Intellectual property

Materials, methods, reports, templates and software-related elements of finius.ch remain the property of finius.ch unless otherwise agreed. Customers retain the rights to which they are entitled in the data and documents they provide. This provision describes the framework for any future service relationships.

20. Liability

Liability is governed by applicable Swiss law. Liability is not excluded to the extent that a statutory exclusion is not permitted.

21. Third-party systems

The availability and functionality of external providers cannot always be controlled by finius.ch.

22. Force majeure

Events beyond the reasonable control of finius.ch may temporarily make it difficult or impossible to fulfil obligations.

23. Contract term

The duration of the contractual relationship is governed by the individual agreement.

24. Termination

The termination conditions are governed by the individual agreement and applicable law.

25. Consequences of termination

On termination of the contractual relationship, any outstanding remuneration must be settled. Relevant information is returned or made available in accordance with the agreement, and access is terminated accordingly.

26. Amendment of the GTC

finius.ch reserves the right to adapt these GTC accordingly in the event of future changes to services, technologies or legal requirements.

27. Severability clause

Should individual provisions of these GTC be invalid or unenforceable, the validity of the remaining provisions shall not be affected. The invalid provision shall be replaced by a valid provision that comes as close as possible to its economic purpose.

28. Applicable law

Swiss law applies.

29. Place of jurisdiction

Mandatory statutory provisions on jurisdiction remain reserved.

30. Version

As of: September 2026