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Version from March 2026

Legal Notice

 Legally binding is only the German version of these terms of service. The provided English translation is for better understanding and is not legally binding. In case of discrepancies or interpretation issues, the German version shall prevail.

### Introduction

netzdirektion | Gesellschaft für digitale Wertarbeit mbH (hereinafter referred to as "Provider") makes available to the contractual partner (hereinafter referred to as "User") a software for creating online product catalogs (hereinafter referred to as "PunchOut catalog").

These catalogs are used by a respective customer of the User (hereinafter referred to as "Customer") to purchase the products contained in a catalog from the User. The purchasing process takes place outside the platform and is not part of the Provider's services.

Access to the catalog is provided via a specific protocol that can be selected by the User per Customer from a list of available protocols.

### 1. Services

 **1.1.** The Provider makes the contractual services available, in particular access to the software, within its area of responsibility (from the data center interface to the internet). The scope of services, the quality, the intended purpose and the conditions of use of the contractual services are defined in the service description in sections 2.1 to 2.6 (hereinafter referred to as "Basic Services"). In addition, the Provider renders – at the User's request – additional services as specified in section 2.8 below.

 **1.2.** The Provider is entitled to provide updated versions of the software. The Provider will inform the User about updated versions and corresponding usage instructions by electronic means and make them available accordingly.

### 2. Service Description

 **2.1.**After conclusion of the contract, the User is given the opportunity to create Customers on the Provider's platform in a protected area (Account; administration interface for the User, accessible at: https://punchcommerce.de/login).

1. For each Customer, the User may select a desired PunchOut protocol.
2. Currently, the following protocols are supported to the extent specified below:
    - SAP OCI 4.0 / 5.0 PunchOut according to the specification dated 04.10.2012: PunchOut without additional functions DETAIL, VALIDATE, SOURCING and BACKGROUND\_SEARCH. Furthermore without Secure Handshake and without XML-based communication.
    - cXML PunchOut according to specification version 1.2.039: PunchOut Level 1 without concluding PurchaseOrder is supported. Other document types are not supported.
3. The Provider declares to have implemented the essential functions of the selected PunchOut protocol in accordance with the published specifications.
4. Usage outside the respectively published specifications requires a separate agreement.
5. If a Customer is to have multiple access options, the User must create the Customer multiple times (each with different protocols).
6. For each Customer, the platform generates a username and a password. Username and password cannot be changed and serve the Customer for programmatic access to the PunchOut catalog.
7. For each Customer, the platform generates an access URL which is displayed in the User's Account.
8. For transmitting the access credentials to the Customer, the User may download a PDF document from their Account area. This document contains general instructions for setting up the respective protocol in a third-party system – i.e., typically a system operated by the Customer that accesses the platform for the purpose of product retrieval – as well as the generated access credentials.

 **2.2.** For each Customer, the User may transmit products to the platform. This can be done either by file upload or via programmatic access through a REST API (interface).

1. For file upload, the file formats Excel (XLS, XLSX), CSV and XML are supported.
2. For file upload in Excel format, a maximum of 500 rows is supported.
3. The Provider makes available to the User a list of supported fields including data types and functional descriptions in their Account for retrieval.
4. The range of fields supported by the Provider may change at any time. The Provider will notify the User of this in the "Help" section within the application. If the User uses the REST API connection, it is the User's responsibility to make any necessary adjustments at their own cost and risk.
5. An image may be assigned to each product. The User bears the responsibility for verifying authorship and acquiring any necessary image rights.
6. Images must be hosted by the User on a server that makes them available via the SSL protocol (https://). Access via an unencrypted connection is not supported. Only the image formats JPEG and PNG are supported by the platform.
7. All valid products contained in a product list uploaded by the User are immediately available to Customers in a catalog interface for viewing and for PunchOut.
8. Products that are already stored on the platform but are not included in the product list will be automatically deleted and will no longer be available for selection by the Customer.
9. The User is solely responsible for the accuracy and timeliness of the data uploaded or transmitted by them.

 **2.3.** The following usage limits apply to the PunchOut protocols:

1. OCI 4.0/5.0 PunchOut: 500 products per Customer
2. OCI 4.0/5.0 PunchOut Gateway: 100 products per transaction
3. cXML PunchOut: 500 products per Customer

 **2.4.**For each Customer, the User may create a custom field mapping (assignment of system fields to OCI protocol fields) and select it for use with the Customer.

 **2.5.**The Customer may access a catalog interface using the access credentials provided to the User.

1. The catalog interface displays the products in a hierarchical structure and provides the option to add them to a shopping cart.
2. The Provider ensures that the catalog interface in its default state is operable with the currently maintained and actively developed version of a browser.
3. Furthermore, the User has the option at any time to commission the Provider with the creation of a customized version of the catalog interface. The Provider will provide the User with a quote upon request.

 **2.6.**For the operating mode "Gateway", identifiable by the suffix "-Gateway" in the protocol designation, the following applies differently:

1. The User cannot transmit products to the platform.
2. After successful login to the platform, the Customer is redirected to a URL configurable by the User (typically the User's online shop) in order to assemble a shopping cart.
3. The User ensures that upon completion of the assembly, the shopping cart is transferred to the platform in accordance with the specification available in the "Help" section.
4. The platform performs a validation of the shopping cart in accordance with the published specification and transmits it to the Customer's system, provided the shopping cart is valid.

#### 2.7. Compensation for Basic Services

The Provider charges the User a monthly fee of EUR 49.00 plus applicable statutory value added tax per created Customer.

1. Billing occurs depending on the agreed billing interval at the beginning of each month or year in advance; the payment term is 14 days.
2. Unless a different arrangement has been made, monthly payment by bank transfer is deemed agreed.
3. Invoices are sent by email to the email address provided by the User during registration. Alternatively, the User may inform the Provider of a different billing email address.

#### 2.8. Service Work / Additional Compensation

The Provider makes available to the User the option to commission service work (menu item "Support").

1. In addition to the Basic Services, the Provider renders the following services at the User's request (hereinafter referred to as "Service Work"):
    - Advisory, training and support services related to the functions of the contractual subject matter,
    - Development of extensions or modifications for the contractual subject matter,
    - Maintenance of content within the contractual subject matter,
    - Implementation of configuration changes to the contractual subject matter.
2. Billing for Service Work is performed per commenced 15-minute interval.
3. The hourly rate for Service Work is EUR 147.00 plus applicable statutory value added tax.
4. The Provider reserves the right to adjust the compensation for Service Work after electronic notification (e.g., by email) subject to (x) a notice period of six weeks to the end of a contract year and (y) the conditions of the two following paragraphs. Such an adjustment may not exceed the compensation of the preceding twelve-month period by more than 5 percent.
5. To the extent that an increase in compensation exceeds 5 percent of the compensation for the preceding twelve-month period, the Customer may terminate the contract in writing with a notice period of four weeks effective as of the date of the increase. The Provider will invoice the compensation for the preceding month at the beginning of each month. Invoices are due for payment without deduction within 14 days of the invoice date.
6. The response time refers to the period within which the Provider provides an assessment of the task or error.
7. After receipt of a sufficiently specified task or error description, the following response time applies.
8. The response time for all inquiries is generally 5 business days (Monday to Friday), however only within the Provider's regular business hours.
9. Events of force majeure that materially impede or make impossible the Provider's performance entitle the Provider to postpone the fulfillment of its obligations for the duration of the impediment plus a reasonable start-up period. Force majeure includes strikes, lockouts, natural disasters, pandemics or similar circumstances, insofar as they are unforeseeable, severe and not attributable to fault. The Provider shall notify the User of the occurrence of such a circumstance.
10. Development work must be accepted by the User or their representatives within 14 days after notification through the ticket system. Acceptance is effected by closing the ticket. For all other services, no acceptance is required; the sole performance of the service by the Provider suffices.

#### 2.9. Error Reports

The Provider makes available to the User the option to report errors within the platform.

1. The processing of error reports, which may also be submitted to the Provider through the "Support" function, is carried out within the scope of the Provider's obligation to remedy, provided that the reported error is not a user error.
2. Upon receipt of the error report, the Provider will first perform a classification and inform the User whether the reported error is a user error or a software error.
3. User errors are treated as Service Work pursuant to section 2.8 above.
4. Error handling within the meaning of this contract includes identifying the root cause of the error, error diagnosis, and services aimed at resolving the error (in particular patches and service packs). Error handling services may, at the Provider's discretion, also be provided through a workaround, update or upgrade delivery.
5. The Provider is not obligated to fix errors in third-party computer programs.

### 3. Scope of Use

 **3.1.** The contractual services may only be used by the User and only for the purposes agreed in the contract. During the term of the contract, the User may access the contractual services via telecommunications (over the internet) and use the functionalities associated with the software in accordance with the contract by means of a browser or another suitable application (e.g., "App"). The User does not receive any further rights, in particular to the software or any infrastructure services provided in the respective data center. Any further use requires the prior written consent of the Provider.

 **3.2.** The User may not, in particular, use the software beyond the agreed scope of use or allow third parties to use it or make it accessible to third parties. In particular, the User is not permitted to reproduce, sell, temporarily transfer, rent or lend the software or parts thereof.

 **3.3.** In each case where a contractual service is used without authorization within the User's area of responsibility, the User shall pay damages in the amount of the compensation that would have been incurred for contractual use within the applicable minimum contract term for this service. The User retains the right to prove that the unauthorized use was not attributable to the User or that no damage or a substantially lesser damage occurred. The Provider remains entitled to claim further damages.

 **3.4.** The Provider is entitled to take reasonable technical measures to protect against non-contractual use. The contractual use of the services may not be more than insignificantly impaired thereby.

 **3.5.** In the event of a contractual breach of the scope of use by a Customer or in the event of an unauthorized transfer of use, the User shall, upon the Provider's request, immediately provide all information available to the User for the assertion of claims arising from the contractual breach, in particular the Customer's name and address.

 **3.6.** The Provider may revoke the User's access authorization and/or terminate the contract if the User significantly exceeds the permitted use or violates regulations for the protection against unauthorized use. In connection therewith, the Provider may interrupt or block access to the contractual services. The Provider shall generally set a reasonable grace period for remediation beforehand. The sole revocation of the access authorization does not simultaneously constitute termination of the contract. The Provider may maintain the revocation of the access authorization without termination only for a reasonable period, maximum 3 months.

 **3.7.** The Provider's claim to compensation for use exceeding the agreed scope remains unaffected.

 **3.8.** The User has a right to reinstatement of the access authorization and access capability after having demonstrated that the contractual breach of use has been ceased and future contractual breaches of use have been prevented.

### 4. General Obligations of the User

 **4.1.** The User shall protect the access authorizations as well as identification and authentication information assigned to the User or the Customers from access by third parties and shall not disclose them to unauthorized persons.

 **4.2.** The User is obligated to indemnify the Provider against all third-party claims arising from legal violations that are based on an unlawful use of the contractual subject matter by the User or occur with the User's approval. If the User recognizes or should recognize that such a violation is imminent, the User has the obligation to immediately notify the Provider.

 **4.3.** The User shall utilize the options provided by the Provider to back up data within the User's area of responsibility.

### 5. Contract Duration and Termination

 **5.1.** The provision of the contractually agreed services commences on the date specified in the contract, initially for the duration of the contract term agreed upon in the contract.

 **5.2.** The minimum contract term for contracts with monthly payment is one month. The minimum term for contracts with annual payment is one year. During the minimum term, early ordinary termination by either party is excluded.

 **5.3.** The contract may be terminated by either party at any time effective at the end of the current billing period. If this does not occur, the contract is automatically renewed by one month, unless it has been duly terminated with one month's notice effective at the end of the respective renewal period.

 **5.4.** The right of each party to extraordinary termination for good cause remains unaffected.

 **5.5.** The User may only effect termination through the Provider's platform; termination requires the deletion of the User's account. Terminations by the Provider may be made in electronic form (e.g., email).

 **5.6.** The User shall back up their data independently in a timely manner before termination of the contract. Access to such data by the User will no longer be possible after termination of the contract for data protection reasons.

### 6. Performance Protection

 **6.1.** The User may only set off against or exercise a right of retention based on undisputed or legally established claims.

 **6.2.** The Provider retains ownership of and rights to be granted in the services until the owed compensation has been paid in full; justified defect retentions are taken into account. Furthermore, the Provider retains ownership until all its claims from the business relationship with the User have been fulfilled.

 The Provider is entitled to prohibit the User from further use of the services for the duration of a payment default by the User. The Provider may only exercise this right for a reasonable period, generally a maximum of 6 months. This does not constitute a withdrawal from the contract. § 449 Abs. 2 BGB remains unaffected.

 **6.3.** When permissibly transferring usage rights to deliveries and services, the User is obligated to impose the contractually agreed restrictions on the recipient.

 **6.4.** If the User fails to settle a due claim in full or in part by the contractual payment date, the Provider may revoke agreed payment terms for all claims. The Provider is furthermore entitled to render further services only against advance payment or against security by a performance bond from a credit institution or credit insurer licensed in the European Union. The advance payment shall cover the respective billing period or – in the case of one-time services – their compensation.

 **6.5.** In the event of the User's economic inability to fulfill its obligations towards the Provider, the Provider may terminate existing exchange contracts with the User by withdrawal, and continuing obligations by termination without notice, including in the event of the User's insolvency petition. § 321 BGB and § 112 InsO remain unaffected. The User shall inform the Provider in writing at an early stage of any imminent insolvency.

 **6.6.** Fixed delivery dates shall only be agreed upon explicitly in documented form. The agreement of a fixed delivery date is subject to the proviso that the Provider receives the services of its respective suppliers in a timely and contractual manner.

### 7. Cooperation, Obligations to Cooperate, Confidentiality

 **7.1.** User and Provider shall each designate a responsible contact person. Unless otherwise agreed, communication between the User and the Provider shall be conducted through these contact persons. The contact persons shall bring about all decisions related to the performance of the contract without delay. Decisions shall be documented in a binding manner.

 **7.2.** The User is obligated to support the Provider as required and to create all necessary conditions for proper order execution within the User's operational sphere. In particular, the User shall provide necessary information and, where possible, enable remote access to the Customer's system. If remote access is not possible for security or other reasons, affected deadlines shall be extended appropriately; for further impacts, the parties shall agree on an appropriate arrangement. The User shall further ensure that qualified personnel is available to support the Provider.

 Where it is agreed in the contract that services may be performed on-site at the User's premises, the User shall provide adequate workspaces and work equipment free of charge at the Provider's request.

 **7.3.** Unless otherwise agreed, the User shall ensure proper data backup and contingency provisions for data and components (such as hardware, software) appropriate to their nature and significance.

 **7.4.** The User shall report defects to the Provider immediately in a comprehensible and detailed manner, providing all information useful for defect identification and analysis. In particular, the steps that led to the occurrence of the defect, the manifestation, and the effects of the defect shall be specified. Unless otherwise agreed, the Provider's designated procedures shall be used.

 **7.5.** The User shall reasonably support the Provider upon request in examining and asserting claims against other parties involved in connection with the service delivery.

 **7.6.** The contractual parties are obligated to maintain secrecy regarding trade secrets and other information designated as confidential (e.g., in documents, files, data records) that become known in connection with the performance of the contract, and not to use or disclose them beyond the contractual purpose without the written consent of the other party.

 The respective receiving party is obligated to take appropriate confidentiality measures for trade secrets and information designated as confidential. The contractual parties are not entitled to obtain trade secrets of the other party by observing, examining, reverse engineering, or testing the contractual subject matter. The same applies to other information or items received during the performance of the contract. The disclosure of trade secrets and other information designated as confidential to persons not involved in the conclusion, performance, or settlement of the contract may only be made with the written consent of the respective other party.

 Unless otherwise agreed, the obligation of confidentiality for other information designated as confidential ends five years after the respective information became known, but not before the end of a continuing obligation in the case of continuing obligations. Trade secrets shall be kept confidential without time limitation.

 The contractual parties shall impose these obligations on their employees and any third parties engaged.

 **7.7.** The contractual parties are aware that electronic and unencrypted communication (e.g., by email) is subject to security risks. In this type of communication, they shall therefore not assert any claims that are based on the absence of encryption, unless encryption has been previously agreed upon.

### 8. Disruptions in Service Delivery

 **8.1.** If the User is entitled to withdraw from the contract and/or claim damages in lieu of performance due to non-conforming performance by the Provider, or asserts such claims, the User shall, upon the Provider's request, declare in writing within a reasonably set period whether the User is exercising these rights or continues to desire performance. In the event of withdrawal, the User shall compensate the Provider for the value of previously existing usage possibilities; the same applies to deteriorations due to intended use.

 If the Provider is in default with the provision of services, the User's damages and expense reimbursement due to default for each completed week of default shall be limited to 0.5% of the price for the portion of the contractual service that cannot be used due to the default. Default liability is limited to a total maximum of 5% of the compensation for all contractual services affected by the default; for continuing obligations, based on the compensation for the respectively affected services for the full calendar year. Additionally and with priority, a percentage of the compensation agreed upon at the time of contract conclusion applies. This does not apply to the extent that a default is based on gross negligence or intent on the part of the Provider.

 **8.2.** In the event of a delay in performance, the User has a right of withdrawal within the framework of statutory provisions only if the delay is attributable to the Provider. If the User legitimately claims damages or expense reimbursement in lieu of performance due to the delay, the User is entitled to claim 1% of the price for the portion of the contractual service that cannot be used due to the delay for each completed week of delay, but in total no more than 10% of this price; for continuing obligations, based on the compensation for the respectively affected services for the full calendar year. Additionally and with priority, a percentage of the compensation agreed upon at the time of contract conclusion applies.

### 9. Material Defects and Legal Defects, Expense Reimbursement

#### 9.1. Material Defects

The Provider warrants the contractually owed quality of the services. In the event of only an insignificant reduction in the suitability of the services for their contractual use, the User has no claims based on defects. The strict liability of the Provider for defects already existing at the time of contract conclusion is excluded.

 Claims based on defects also do not exist in the event of excessive or improper use, natural wear and tear, failure of components of the system environment, non-reproducible or otherwise not demonstrable software errors by the User, or in the case of damages arising from special external influences not contemplated by the contract. This also applies to subsequent modification or repair by the User or third parties, unless this does not impede the analysis and rectification of a material defect.

#### 9.2. Legal Defects

The Provider is only liable for infringements of third-party rights through its services insofar as the service is used in accordance with the contract and in particular in the contractually agreed, or otherwise intended, operating environment without modification.

1. The Provider is only liable for infringements of third-party rights within the European Union and the European Economic Area as well as at the place of contractual use of the service.
2. If a third party asserts against the User that a service of the Provider infringes its rights, the User shall inform the Provider thereof immediately in writing.
3. The User is not entitled to acknowledge third-party claims before having given the Provider the opportunity to defend against the third-party rights by other means.
4. If a service of the Provider infringes third-party rights, the Provider will, at its own choice and at its own expense,
    1. obtain for the User the right to use the service, and/or
    2. render the service non-infringing, and/or
    3. take back the service with reimbursement of the compensation paid by the User (less a reasonable usage fee) if the Provider cannot achieve any other remedy with reasonable effort.

    The interests of the User shall be adequately taken into account.

 **9.3.** The limitation period for claims based on material and/or legal defects is one year from the statutory commencement of the limitation period. The statutory periods for recourse pursuant to § 478 BGB remain unaffected.

 The same applies insofar as the law prescribes longer periods pursuant to § 438 Abs. 1 Nr. 2 or § 634a Abs. 1 Nr. 2 BGB, in the event of an intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty by the Provider, in the event of fraudulent concealment of a defect, and in cases of injury to life, body, or health, as well as for claims under the Product Liability Act (Produkthaftungsgesetz).

 The processing of a material/legal defect notice by the User through the Provider only leads to a suspension of the limitation period insofar as the statutory requirements for this are met. A restart of the limitation period does not occur thereby.

#### 9.4. Expense Reimbursement

The Provider may claim compensation for its expenses insofar as

1. it becomes active based on a report without a defect being present, unless the User could not have recognized with reasonable effort that no defect existed, and/or
2. a reported disruption is not reproducible or otherwise demonstrable as a defect by the User, and/or
3. additional effort arises due to non-contractual fulfillment of the User's obligations.

 **9.5.** The following section 10 applies to claims for damages and expense reimbursement.

### 10. General Liability of the Provider

 **10.1.** The Provider is always liable to the User

1. for damages caused intentionally or through gross negligence by the Provider, its legal representatives, or vicarious agents,
2. under the Product Liability Act (Produkthaftungsgesetz), and
3. for damages arising from injury to life, body, or health attributable to the Provider, its legal representatives, or vicarious agents.

 **10.2.** The Provider is not liable in cases of slight negligence, except insofar as it has breached a material contractual obligation whose fulfillment is essential for the proper performance of the contract or whose breach jeopardizes the achievement of the contractual purpose and on whose compliance the User may regularly rely.

 This liability is limited to the typical and foreseeable damage in the case of property damage and financial losses. This also applies to lost profits and unrealized savings. Liability for other remote consequential damages is excluded.

 For an individual case of damage, liability is limited to the contract value, or in the case of recurring compensation, to twice the annual compensation. For limitation, section 9.3 above applies accordingly. The contractual parties may agree upon extended liability in writing at the time of contract conclusion, typically against separate compensation. An individually agreed liability amount takes priority. Liability pursuant to section 10.1 above remains unaffected by this paragraph.

 Additionally and with priority, the Provider's liability due to slight negligence arising from the respective contract and its performance for damages and expense reimbursement, regardless of the legal basis, is limited in total to the percentage of the compensation agreed upon at the time of contract conclusion as stipulated in this contract. Liability pursuant to section 10.1 b) above remains unaffected by this paragraph.

 **10.3.** The Provider is only liable for damages arising from a guarantee declaration if this was expressly assumed in the guarantee. This liability is subject to the limitations pursuant to section 10.2 above in cases of slight negligence.

 **10.4.**  In the event of necessary restoration of data or components (such as hardware, software), the Provider is only liable for the effort required for restoration given proper data backup and contingency provisions by the User. In cases of slight negligence on the part of the Provider, this liability only applies if the User has carried out data backup and contingency provisions appropriate to the nature of the data and components prior to the incident. This does not apply insofar as this has been agreed upon as a service of the Provider.

### 11. Data Protection

 **11.1.** Insofar as the Provider can access personal data of the User or from the User's domain, it shall act exclusively as a data processor and shall only process and use such data for the performance of the contract. The Provider shall observe the User's instructions for handling such data. The User bears any adverse consequences of such instructions for the performance of the contract. The User shall agree with the Provider on the details of the Provider's handling of the User's data in accordance with data protection requirements.

 **11.2.** The User remains the controller both generally in the contractual relationship and in the data protection sense. If the User processes personal data in connection with the contract (including collection and use), the User warrants that it is entitled to do so under the applicable, in particular data protection, provisions and shall indemnify the Provider against third-party claims in the event of a violation.

 **11.3.** In the relationship between Provider and User, the following applies: The responsibility for the processing (including collection and use) of personal data vis-a-vis the data subject is borne by the User, except insofar as the Provider is responsible for any claims of the data subject due to a breach of duty attributable to the Provider. The User shall responsibly examine, process, and respond to any inquiries, requests, and claims of the data subject. This also applies in the event of a claim against the Provider by the data subject. The Provider shall support the User within the scope of its obligations.

 **11.4.** The Provider guarantees that the User's data is stored exclusively in the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany, in a member state of the European Union, or in another contracting state of the Agreement on the European Economic Area, unless otherwise agreed.

 **11.5.** In addition to the above agreements, the contractual parties agree that the User shall conclude with the Provider the data protection agreements necessary for the handling of personal data.

### 12. Final Provisions

 **12.1.** German law applies. The application of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is excluded.

 **12.2.** The Provider renders its services on the basis of these General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as "Provider's GTC"). The User's general terms and conditions do not apply, even if the Provider has not expressly objected to them.

 The acceptance of the services by the User constitutes acknowledgment of the Provider's GTC with waiver of the User's own general terms and conditions.

 Other conditions are only binding if the Provider has acknowledged them in writing; in addition, the Provider's GTC then apply.

 **12.3.** Amendments and supplements to this contract shall only be agreed upon in writing. Where written form is agreed (e.g., for terminations, withdrawal), text form does not suffice.

 **12.4.** The place of performance and jurisdiction is Groß-Gerau.

 **12.5.** Should individual parts of these General Terms and Conditions be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected. The statutory regulation shall apply in place of invalid or void provisions.

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