Terms and Conditions — Code Guardian Allow

Version 1.1 — Published 25 August 2026

1.About these Terms

1.1These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern access to and use of Code Guardian Allow (“Allow”), a software-as-a-service product provided by Code Guardian B.V., located at Barbusselaan 209, 1102 TT Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 99122898 (“Code Guardian”, “we”, “us” or “our”).

1.2Allow is intended exclusively for businesses and professional users. By accepting these Terms, you confirm that you are acting for purposes relating to your trade, business or profession and not as a consumer.

1.3If you accept these Terms on behalf of a company or other organization (“Customer”), you confirm that you have authority to bind that organization. In that case, references to “you” and “your” in these Terms refer to the Customer.

1.4These Terms, together with the subscription details presented when ordering Allow and any other terms expressly agreed in writing between Code Guardian and the Customer, form the agreement governing the Customer’s use of Allow (the “Agreement”).

1.5Where a subscription is purchased through Paddle, Paddle acts as the authorized reseller and handles the purchase and payment under its own applicable terms. These Terms govern the Customer’s access to and use of Allow and the relationship between the Customer and Code Guardian in relation to the service.

1.6Any terms and conditions of the Customer do not apply unless Code Guardian has expressly agreed to them in writing.

2.The Service

2.1Allow is a cloud-based software service that enables Customers to create, manage and deploy allowlists for software extensions and to support the governance and review of those extensions.

2.2Code Guardian provides access to Allow for the duration of the Customer’s active subscription and in accordance with the subscription plan selected by the Customer.

2.3The functionality available to the Customer may depend on the selected subscription plan, supported platforms, integrations and other technical requirements applicable to the Customer’s environment.

2.4Code Guardian will use reasonable care and skill in providing and maintaining Allow. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Service is provided on a reasonable-efforts basis and does not constitute a guarantee that Allow will be uninterrupted, error-free or suitable for every environment or use case.

2.5Code Guardian may improve, modify or replace parts of Allow from time to time, including features, workflows, integrations and technical components, provided that such changes do not materially reduce the core functionality of the Service for the Customer during an active paid subscription.

2.6Documentation, instructions and other materials made available by Code Guardian in connection with Allow form part of the Service where relevant to its proper use.

3.Accounts and Organizations

3.1Access to Allow requires a user account associated with a Customer organization. Each Customer organization is provided with its own workspace in which its users, allowlists, settings and other Customer-specific information are managed.

3.2The Customer may authorize employees, contractors and other persons acting on its behalf to use Allow (“Authorized Users”), subject to the limits of the applicable subscription.

3.3The Customer is responsible for managing access to its organization, including assigning appropriate roles and removing access when it is no longer required.

3.4User accounts are personal and may not be shared between individuals. Users must keep their authentication credentials secure and must not knowingly allow unauthorized persons to access Allow using their account.

3.5The Customer is responsible for the activities of its Authorized Users when using Allow and for ensuring that those users comply with the Agreement.

3.6The Customer must provide accurate and current account and organization information and must keep information relevant to the provision of the Service reasonably up to date.

3.7The Customer must notify Code Guardian without undue delay if it becomes aware of unauthorized access to its organization or user accounts, or of any other compromise that may affect the security of Allow.

4.Trials

4.1Code Guardian may offer new Customers a free trial of Allow for a period of one month. Unless stated otherwise at signup, a trial is available once per Customer organization.

4.2The trial begins when the Customer completes the signup and checkout process through Paddle. No subscription fee is charged for the trial period.

4.3During the trial, the Customer may use the functionality made available as part of the applicable subscription plan, subject to a maximum of one allowlist. Except for this limit, Code Guardian does not generally restrict the core functionality of Allow during the trial.

4.4The subscription details presented at signup will specify the duration of the trial, the subscription selected by the Customer, the recurring subscription fee that will apply after the trial, and the date on which the first payment is due.

4.5Unless the Customer cancels the subscription before the end of the trial, the trial will automatically convert into the paid subscription selected at signup and Paddle will charge the applicable subscription fee.

4.6If the Customer cancels before the end of the trial, no subscription fee will be charged. After the trial ends without an active paid subscription, the Customer’s access to Allow may be restricted to read-only access for a period of up to three months. Code Guardian may delete Customer Data after this period in accordance with its applicable data retention practices.

4.7Code Guardian may refuse or terminate a trial where it reasonably determines that the trial is being used to circumvent trial restrictions, including through duplicate accounts or organizations.

5.Subscriptions and Payment

5.1Access to Allow after any applicable trial requires an active paid subscription. The available subscription plans, included usage, applicable fees and billing periods are presented to the Customer before purchase.

5.2The Customer’s subscription will continue for the billing period selected at purchase and will automatically renew for successive billing periods unless canceled before the applicable renewal date.

5.3The Customer may be able to change its subscription plan or subscribed quantities during the subscription term. Any resulting changes to fees, billing dates or charges will be presented to the Customer before the change is confirmed.

5.4Purchases and subscription payments for Allow are processed by Paddle. Paddle acts as the reseller of the Service and is responsible for payment processing, invoicing, collection and remittance of applicable sales taxes in accordance with its applicable buyer terms.

5.5The Customer is responsible for maintaining valid and accurate billing and payment information with Paddle and for paying all fees applicable to its subscription.

5.6Refunds are handled as set out in our Refund Policy and under Paddle’s applicable refund terms.

5.7A Customer may cancel its subscription through the available subscription management functionality. Unless otherwise stated at the time of cancellation, cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid billing period and the subscription will not renew thereafter.

5.8Code Guardian may change the pricing or structure of Allow subscriptions from time to time. Any pricing change affecting an existing Customer will be communicated before it takes effect. A pricing change will not affect fees agreed for an existing committed subscription term and may only take effect upon renewal or when the Customer voluntarily changes its subscription.

6.Acceptable Use and Customer Responsibilities

6.1Allow is intended for the management, review and deployment of software extension allowlists and related security governance activities within environments that the Customer is authorized to manage.

6.2The Customer may use Allow only for its legitimate internal business purposes and in accordance with the Agreement, applicable law and the rights of third parties.

6.3Allow is not intended or licensed for use as a penetration testing tool or as a general-purpose offensive security platform. The Customer must not use Allow to gain unauthorized access to systems, exploit vulnerabilities, deploy malicious software, conduct attacks, or perform security testing against systems or environments without the appropriate authorization.

6.4The Customer must not:

1. attempt to gain unauthorized access to Allow, its underlying infrastructure, or another customer’s environment or data;
2. bypass or attempt to bypass authentication, authorization, tenant isolation, usage restrictions or other security controls of Allow;
3. intentionally interfere with, disrupt, damage or place an unreasonable load on Allow or its supporting infrastructure;
4. use Allow to distribute malicious code or facilitate unlawful activity; or
5. perform security testing against Allow or its infrastructure except where such testing is expressly authorized under Code Guardian’s published Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Policy.

6.5The Customer is responsible for ensuring that it has all permissions and authority required to connect Allow to, deploy components within, or otherwise use Allow in its systems and environments.

6.6The Customer is responsible for the configuration and use of Allow within its environment and for actions performed through its organization and Authorised User accounts.

6.7The Customer must reasonably cooperate with Code Guardian where necessary to investigate suspected misuse of the Service or a security issue affecting Allow.

6.8Good-faith security research conducted in accordance with Code Guardian’s published Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Policy is considered authorized by Code Guardian. Code Guardian will not initiate legal action against a researcher solely for conducting security research that complies with that policy.

7.Extension Information, Analysis and Allowlisting

7.1Allow assists the Customer in managing software extension allowlists and may analyze extensions for indicators of malicious, suspicious or otherwise potentially harmful behavior.

7.2Extension analysis is intended to support the Customer’s security and governance processes. It does not constitute a guarantee, certification or representation that an extension is secure, trustworthy, free from vulnerabilities or malicious functionality, or suitable for the Customer’s environment.

7.3Security analysis has inherent limitations. Malicious or vulnerable functionality may not be detected, including where behavior is concealed, triggered only under specific conditions, designed to evade analysis, introduced through dependencies or external components, or introduced or discovered after an extension has been analyzed. The absence of a finding or warning in Allow must therefore not be interpreted as confirmation that an extension is safe.

7.4Extensions are third-party software and are not developed, controlled or maintained by Code Guardian unless expressly stated otherwise. Extensions, their dependencies, external services and their behavior may change independently of Code Guardian.

7.5Information, findings, classifications, recommendations and other analysis provided through Allow are intended to assist the Customer in making its own risk-based decisions. The Customer remains responsible for deciding which extensions are permitted in its environment and for determining whether additional review, testing or security controls are appropriate.

7.6Allowlisting an extension through Allow does not transfer responsibility for that extension to Code Guardian and does not create a warranty or guarantee regarding the security or behavior of the extension.

7.7Subject to the limitations and exclusions of liability set out in this Agreement, Code Guardian is not liable for damage, compromise, data loss, business interruption or other loss resulting from a malicious, vulnerable or otherwise harmful extension merely because Allow did not identify or report the relevant behavior, vulnerability or risk.

7.8Nothing in this Section excludes liability to the extent that damage results from intent or deliberate recklessness by Code Guardian or its management.

8.Third-Party Services and Integrations

8.1Allow may integrate with or rely on third-party products, platforms, marketplaces, identity providers, device management systems, APIs and other external services (“Third-Party Services”).

8.2The Customer is responsible for obtaining and maintaining any accounts, licenses, permissions or other rights required to use Third-Party Services in connection with Allow and for complying with the terms applicable to those Third-Party Services.

8.3Code Guardian does not control Third-Party Services and is not responsible for their availability, performance, security, functionality or continued compatibility with Allow.

8.4Third-Party Services may change, restrict or discontinue their functionality, APIs or access conditions without Code Guardian’s control. As a result, Code Guardian may modify, suspend or discontinue an integration where reasonably necessary to respond to such a change.

8.5Code Guardian will use reasonable efforts to maintain integrations that form part of the Service but does not guarantee that any particular Third-Party Service or integration will remain available indefinitely.

8.6Code Guardian is not liable for loss or damage caused by the unavailability, malfunction, modification or discontinuation of a Third-Party Service, except to the extent that such loss or damage is directly caused by Code Guardian’s failure to comply with its obligations under the Agreement.

8.7Where the Customer enables an integration with a Third-Party Service, the Customer authorizes Code Guardian to exchange the data reasonably necessary to provide that integration, subject to the applicable data protection terms of the Agreement.

9.Availability, Maintenance and Changes

9.1Code Guardian will use reasonable efforts to keep Allow available and operational. No service level or specific uptime commitment applies unless expressly agreed in writing.

9.2Code Guardian may temporarily suspend or restrict access to Allow where reasonably necessary for maintenance, updates, security measures, infrastructure changes or other operational purposes.

9.3Where reasonably practicable, Code Guardian will provide advance notice of planned maintenance that is expected to materially affect the availability of Allow. Emergency maintenance, including maintenance required to address security issues or service instability, may be performed without prior notice.

9.4Code Guardian may update, improve, replace or discontinue features, integrations or technical components of Allow from time to time. Code Guardian will use reasonable efforts to avoid materially reducing the core functionality of the Service during an active committed subscription term.

9.5Where Code Guardian intends to discontinue functionality that materially affects the Customer’s use of Allow, Code Guardian will provide reasonable advance notice where practicable.

9.6Temporary unavailability resulting from maintenance, updates, security measures, failures of Third-Party Services or circumstances outside Code Guardian’s reasonable control does not by itself constitute a breach of the Agreement.

10.Security and Data Protection

10.1Code Guardian will maintain reasonable and appropriate technical and organizational measures designed to protect Allow and Customer Data against unauthorized access, loss, alteration, disclosure or destruction, taking into account the nature of the Service and the risks associated with the data processed through Allow.

10.2Code Guardian will apply security practices appropriate to a security-focused SaaS service. However, no software, network or hosting environment can be guaranteed to be completely secure, and Code Guardian does not warrant that unauthorized access or security incidents can never occur.

10.3If Code Guardian becomes aware of a security incident that materially compromises the confidentiality, integrity or availability of Customer Data, Code Guardian will notify the affected Customer without undue delay and provide reasonably available information relevant to the incident.

10.4Where Code Guardian processes personal data on behalf of the Customer in connection with Allow, such processing is subject to Code Guardian’s Data Processing Agreement. Each party will comply with its applicable obligations under data protection law.

10.5Code Guardian may process personal data relating to Customer representatives and Authorized Users for purposes such as account administration, authentication, billing, support, security and operation of the Service. Such processing is further described in Code Guardian’s Privacy Policy.

10.6Where Code Guardian processes personal data on behalf of the Customer, Code Guardian may engage subprocessors to assist with that processing. Information about such subprocessors will be made available in Code Guardian’s published Subprocessor List.

10.7Allow is not intended to serve as a general-purpose repository for credentials, secrets, source code, special categories of personal data or other information that is not reasonably necessary for the use of the Service. The Customer is responsible for avoiding the unnecessary submission of such information to Allow.

10.8Allow is designed to process extension requests primarily through automated workflows. In exceptional cases, Code Guardian personnel may access Customer Data where reasonably necessary to review or resolve an extension that cannot be completed through the normal automated process. Such access may include the extension details and related workflow information, including the identity of the Authorized User who submitted or requested the extension.

10.9Any access to Customer Data by Code Guardian personnel will be limited to personnel who reasonably require such access for their role and remains subject to the confidentiality obligations in this Agreement.

11.Intellectual Property

11.1Code Guardian and its licensors retain all intellectual property rights in and to Allow, including its software, source code, user interface, documentation, analysis methods, detection logic, workflows, designs, trademarks and other technology or materials provided as part of the Service.

11.2Subject to the Agreement and payment of the applicable subscription fees, Code Guardian grants the Customer a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to access and use Allow for the Customer’s own internal business purposes during the applicable subscription term. Use of Allow to provide services to third parties requires separate authorization from Code Guardian.

11.3The Customer retains all rights in data, configurations, allowlists and other information submitted to Allow by or on behalf of the Customer (“Customer Data”). The Customer grants Code Guardian the rights necessary to host, process, reproduce and otherwise use Customer Data solely as required to provide, secure, maintain and support the Service.

11.4Findings, reports, exports and other outputs generated by Allow may be used, copied and distributed by the Customer for its internal business purposes. Such use does not transfer any intellectual property rights in the underlying software, analysis methods, detection logic or other technology used to generate those outputs.

11.5The Customer must not, except where permitted by applicable law:

1. copy, modify or create derivative works of Allow or its underlying software;
2. reverse engineer, decompile or attempt to derive the source code or underlying implementation of Allow;
3. resell, sublicense, commercially distribute or provide Allow as a service to third parties, unless Code Guardian has expressly authorized such use under a separate reseller, managed service provider or other commercial agreement;
4. remove or alter proprietary notices contained in Allow or its documentation.

11.6If the Customer provides suggestions, ideas or other feedback concerning Allow, Code Guardian may use that feedback without restriction or obligation, provided that doing so does not disclose the Customer’s Confidential Information.

11.7Allow may include or interact with software, data or other materials owned by third parties. Rights in such materials remain subject to the applicable third-party terms and licenses.

12.Confidentiality

12.1Each party may receive confidential information from the other party in connection with the Agreement. Information is considered confidential where it is identified as confidential or where its confidential nature should reasonably be understood from the circumstances or the nature of the information.

12.2Each party will protect the other party’s Confidential Information using reasonable care and will use such information only as necessary to perform or receive the Service or otherwise exercise its rights under the Agreement.

12.3A party may disclose Confidential Information to its employees, contractors, professional advisers and service providers who reasonably need access to that information for purposes related to the Agreement, provided that they are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.

12.4The confidentiality obligations in this Section do not apply to information that the receiving party can demonstrate:

1. was publicly available without breach of the Agreement;
2. was lawfully known to the receiving party before disclosure;
3. was lawfully received from a third party without an obligation of confidentiality; or
4. was independently developed without use of the other party’s Confidential Information.

12.5A party may disclose Confidential Information where required by law, regulation or a binding order of a competent authority. Where legally permitted, the receiving party will provide reasonable advance notice to the other party before making such disclosure.

12.6The obligations in this Section continue for three years after termination of the Agreement. Information that qualifies as a trade secret will remain protected for as long as it continues to qualify as a trade secret under applicable law.

12.7Customer Data is considered Confidential Information of the Customer.

13.Suspension

13.1Code Guardian may temporarily suspend or restrict the Customer’s access to all or part of Allow where reasonably necessary to:

1. address an actual or reasonably suspected security incident, vulnerability or threat affecting Allow, the Customer or other customers;
2. prevent or stop use of Allow that materially violates the Agreement or applicable law;
3. prevent misuse, fraud, unauthorized access or activity that may harm Allow, its infrastructure or third parties;
4. comply with a binding legal or regulatory requirement; or
5. address a material payment failure relating to the Customer’s subscription.

13.2Except where immediate action is reasonably necessary for security, legal or operational reasons, Code Guardian will notify the Customer before suspending access and provide a reasonable opportunity to remedy the issue.

13.3Code Guardian will not suspend the Service solely because of an isolated failed or delayed payment where the Customer is making reasonable efforts to resolve the payment issue. Before suspending access for non-payment, Code Guardian will provide reasonable notice and an opportunity to bring the subscription into good standing.

13.4Where practicable, Code Guardian will limit a suspension to the users, functionality or part of the Service affected by the issue rather than suspending the Customer’s entire organization.

13.5Code Guardian will restore access without undue delay once the reason for the suspension has been resolved, provided that the Customer continues to meet the requirements of the Agreement.

13.6Suspension does not relieve the Customer of payment obligations that accrued before or during the suspension where the suspension resulted from the Customer’s breach of the Agreement or failure to pay amounts properly due.

13.7Suspension does not limit either party’s rights to terminate the Agreement in accordance with Section 14.

14.Term and Termination

14.1The Agreement remains in effect for the duration of the Customer’s subscription, unless terminated earlier in accordance with this Section.

14.2The Customer may cancel its subscription in accordance with Section 5. Unless otherwise agreed, cancellation takes effect at the end of the applicable subscription term.

14.3Code Guardian may decide not to renew a Customer’s subscription for any reason by providing reasonable notice before the end of the applicable subscription term.

14.4Code Guardian may terminate the Agreement before the end of a subscription term where the Customer materially breaches the Agreement and fails to remedy that breach within a reasonable period after receiving notice, where the breach is capable of remedy.

14.5Code Guardian may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect where:

1. the Customer uses Allow for unlawful, fraudulent or materially abusive purposes;
2. continued provision of the Service would create a material security or legal risk;
3. the Customer seriously or repeatedly violates the Acceptable Use provisions of this Agreement; or
4. the Customer becomes insolvent, enters bankruptcy or liquidation, or ceases its business operations.

14.6Code Guardian may terminate the Agreement for convenience before the end of a committed subscription term by providing at least thirty days’ prior notice. In that case, Code Guardian will refund any prepaid subscription fees relating to the unused portion of the terminated term.

14.7Upon termination or expiration of the Agreement, the Customer’s right to actively use and modify Allow ends. Code Guardian may provide temporary read-only access to the Customer’s tenant for the purpose of retrieving or exporting Customer Data in accordance with Section 15.

14.8Provisions that by their nature are intended to survive termination, including provisions relating to confidentiality, intellectual property, liability and accrued payment obligations, will remain in effect.

15.Exit and Data Portability

15.1The Customer may export its Customer Data from Allow using the export functionality made available as part of the Service.

15.2Upon termination or expiration of the Agreement, Code Guardian will provide the Customer with a reasonable opportunity to retrieve its Customer Data before the applicable retention period ends.

15.3Exported data will be made available in commonly used, machine-readable formats where reasonably applicable. This may include allowlists in JSON or CSV format and other Customer Data and related records maintained within Allow.

15.4The export does not include Code Guardian’s proprietary software, detection logic, analysis methods, internal operational data, security controls, trade secrets or other information that is not Customer Data or is not reasonably required for the Customer to retrieve or transfer its data.

15.5Following termination or expiration of the Agreement, Code Guardian may retain Customer Data and provide read-only access for a period of up to three months to allow the Customer to retrieve its data. Code Guardian may delete Customer Data at any time after this period and is not required to retain Customer Data indefinitely.

15.6Code Guardian will not intentionally create contractual, technical or commercial barriers that prevent the Customer from retrieving or transferring its Customer Data, except where such restrictions are reasonably necessary for security, legal compliance or the protection of Code Guardian’s or third parties’ intellectual property rights.

15.7Where applicable, Code Guardian will comply with mandatory data portability and switching requirements under applicable law, including Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 (the Data Act).

16.Warranties and Disclaimers

16.1Code Guardian warrants that it will provide Allow with reasonable care and skill and substantially in accordance with the Agreement and applicable documentation.

16.2Except as expressly stated in the Agreement, Code Guardian does not warrant that Allow will:

1. operate without interruption or error;
2. be compatible with every system, configuration, extension or Third-Party Service;
3. meet every Customer requirement or use case; or
4. identify every vulnerability, malicious behavior, security issue or other risk.

16.3The security analysis, findings and recommendations provided through Allow are subject to the limitations described in Section 7. The absence of a finding or warning does not constitute a representation or warranty that an extension is secure or free from vulnerabilities or malicious functionality.

16.4The Customer remains responsible for determining whether Allow is appropriate for its intended use, for configuring and operating its environment appropriately, and for making its own risk-based decisions based on the information provided through the Service.

16.5Information obtained from Third-Party Services, including software marketplaces and external data sources, may be incomplete, inaccurate, delayed or changed by the relevant third party. Code Guardian does not warrant the accuracy or continued availability of information that is outside its reasonable control.

16.6Except for the warranties expressly stated in the Agreement, and to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Code Guardian makes no other warranties or representations regarding Allow.

17.Liability

17.1Code Guardian is liable only for direct damages resulting from an attributable failure to perform its obligations under the Agreement.

17.2To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Code Guardian is not liable for indirect or consequential damages, including loss of profits, revenue, business opportunities, anticipated savings, goodwill, business interruption or loss or corruption of data.

17.3Code Guardian’s total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Agreement, regardless of the legal basis of the claim, is limited to the subscription fees paid or payable by the Customer for Allow during the six months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

17.4Code Guardian is not liable for loss or damage resulting from a malicious, vulnerable or otherwise harmful extension solely because Allow failed to detect, identify or report the relevant behavior, vulnerability or risk, subject to the limitations described in Section 7.

17.5Code Guardian is not liable for loss or damage caused by:

1. use of Allow contrary to the Agreement or documentation;
2. actions or omissions of the Customer, its Authorized Users or third parties acting on its behalf;
3. Third-Party Services or software not controlled by Code Guardian; or
4. circumstances outside Code Guardian’s reasonable control.

17.6Any limitations or exclusions of liability in the Agreement do not apply to the extent that the damage results from intent or deliberate recklessness by Code Guardian or its management, or where liability cannot lawfully be limited or excluded.

17.7The limitations and exclusions in this Section apply to all claims arising out of or relating to Allow and the Agreement, whether based on contract, tort or any other legal basis.

18.Force Majeure

18.1Neither party is liable for a failure or delay in performing its obligations under the Agreement to the extent that such failure or delay results from circumstances beyond that party’s reasonable control.

18.2Such circumstances may include failures of telecommunications or internet infrastructure, widespread cloud or hosting outages, cyberattacks, power failures, natural disasters, fire, war, terrorism, civil unrest, labor disputes, government measures or other events that could not reasonably have been prevented or overcome by the affected party.

18.3The affected party will use reasonable efforts to limit the impact of the force majeure event and resume performance as soon as reasonably practicable.

18.4Obligations affected by the force majeure event are suspended for the duration of the event. Payment obligations relating to Service already provided before the force majeure event are not suspended.

18.5If a force majeure event materially prevents the provision of Allow for more than thirty consecutive days, either party may terminate the affected subscription by written notice without liability for the termination. Where the Customer has prepaid subscription fees for a period following the effective date of termination, Code Guardian will refund the unused portion of those prepaid fees.

19.Changes to these Terms

19.1Code Guardian may update these Terms from time to time, including to reflect changes to Allow, applicable law, security requirements, operational practices or the way the Service is provided.

19.2Code Guardian may apply changes to an existing Agreement where those changes do not materially and objectively disadvantage the Customer.

19.3Code Guardian will notify Customers of changes to these Terms before the updated Terms take effect and will make the updated version available in a form that can be saved or downloaded.

19.4A change that materially and objectively disadvantages the Customer will not apply during an existing committed subscription term without the Customer’s agreement. Code Guardian may apply such a change upon renewal, provided that the Customer is informed in advance and may choose not to renew the subscription.

19.5Changes required by applicable law, regulation, a binding order of a competent authority, or an urgent security requirement may take effect when reasonably necessary. Code Guardian will notify affected Customers as soon as reasonably practicable.

20.Governing Law and Disputes

20.1The Agreement and any dispute or claim arising out of or relating to it are governed exclusively by Dutch law.

20.2The parties will first attempt in good faith to resolve any dispute through reasonable consultation.

20.3If a dispute cannot be resolved through consultation, it will be submitted exclusively to the competent court in the Netherlands in the judicial district where Code Guardian has its registered office, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.

21.Contact

Questions about these Terms or the Allow Service may be sent to: