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This English version is provided for convenience only. In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version shall prevail.

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

Panorama Smart Lab · Last updated: October 3, 2026

FIRST. IDENTITY OF THE PROVIDER

The services offered under the trade name Panorama Smart Lab (hereinafter, the "Provider") are rendered by Daniel Nájera de los Santos, an individual engaged in business activities (persona física con actividad empresarial), holding Registro Federal de Contribuyentes (Federal Taxpayer Registry, RFC) number NASD850724A78, and domiciled at Antiguo San Agustín 305, Colonia Antiguo San Agustín, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, C.P. 66278, México. Contact: hola@panoramasmartlab.com and WhatsApp 81 3604 9262.

SECOND. ACCEPTANCE

By using the website panoramasmartlab.com, requesting a quote, accepting a proposal, making a payment or receiving any of our services, the individual or legal entity engaging them (hereinafter, the "Client") accepts these Terms and Conditions. If the Client does not agree, the Client must refrain from engaging our services. The provisions of the specific proposal or quote accepted by the Client (the "Proposal") shall prevail over these Terms with respect to the matters expressly governed therein.

THIRD. DEFINITIONS

  1. Services: design and development of websites, online stores, artificial intelligence assistants, workshops, smart home or smart office solutions, maintenance plans and any other service described in the Proposal.
  2. Project: the specific work engaged by the Client pursuant to the Proposal.
  3. Deliverables: drafts, designs, websites, configurations and any other results of the Project.
  4. Client Content: text, images, logos, trademarks, prices, data, information and any other material provided or authorized by the Client.
  5. Third Party Providers: companies unrelated to the Provider that supply hosting, domains, platforms, messaging, payment gateways, artificial intelligence tools, equipment and software.

FOURTH. SCOPE OF SERVICES

The scope, Deliverables, price and timelines of each Project are those described in the Proposal. Any work, feature, section, integration or change not expressly included shall be deemed additional and shall be quoted separately before it is performed.

FIFTH. RESPONSE AND DELIVERY TIMES

  1. We respond to messages and requests within 1 to 2 business days.
  2. The first draft of a website is delivered within 3 to 5 business days, depending on the complexity of the Project. Projects of greater complexity, such as online stores, integrations or artificial intelligence assistants, shall be subject to the timeline set forth in the Proposal.
  3. Timelines begin to run once the Client has delivered all Client Content, access credentials and necessary approvals, and the down payment has been received. Timelines are suspended for as long as the Client fails to deliver information, fails to respond or fails to make any payment.
  4. Each Project includes 2 rounds of revisions to the draft. Additional revisions or design changes requested after approval shall be quoted separately.
  5. If the Client does not provide comments on a Deliverable within 10 business days after it is sent, the Deliverable shall be deemed approved.
  6. If the Client neither responds nor delivers information for 30 calendar days, the Project may be deemed concluded. In such event, the down payment shall be applied to the work performed and a new Proposal may be required to resume the Project.
  7. Business days are Monday through Friday, excluding official public holidays in Mexico.

SIXTH. OBLIGATIONS OF THE CLIENT

  1. To provide truthful, complete and timely information.
  2. To deliver the Client Content and hold all rights, licenses and authorizations necessary for its use.
  3. To review and approve the Deliverables within the stated timelines.
  4. To pay the agreed prices in a timely manner and in the agreed form.
  5. To comply with the laws applicable to its business, including those concerning consumer protection, advertising, electronic commerce and personal data protection.

SEVENTH. PRICES AND PAYMENT METHODS

  1. Prices are stated in Mexican pesos. Unless otherwise indicated, Value Added Tax (Impuesto al Valor Agregado) shall be added. Prices published on the website are for reference only, and the applicable price is the one set forth in the Proposal.
  2. We accept payment by electronic transfer, bank deposit, cash, and credit or debit card through third party terminals or payment platforms. The price is the same regardless of the payment method: we do not charge any additional fee for paying by card. Interest free installments (meses sin intereses) are not offered unless the Proposal states otherwise.
  3. Unless otherwise agreed in the Proposal, the Project is paid with a 50 percent down payment to begin work and the remaining 50 percent upon delivery, prior to the publication of the website.
  4. Monthly fees for maintenance plans and artificial intelligence assistants are payable in advance within the first 5 calendar days of each month.
  5. We issue the corresponding Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (Digital Tax Receipt, CFDI) for each payment.

EIGHTH. NONPAYMENT AND DEFAULT INTEREST

  1. Any amount not paid on the agreed date shall accrue default interest at the rate of 2 percent per month on the overdue balance, from the due date until paid in full, pursuant to Article 362 of the Código de Comercio (Commercial Code).
  2. Once payment is 10 calendar days overdue, and after prior notice by email or WhatsApp, the Provider may suspend the Services, including the operation of the website, the artificial intelligence assistant and support.
  3. Once payment is 30 calendar days overdue, the Provider may permanently cancel the Services and the maintenance plan without any liability. The Client's files shall be retained for an additional 30 calendar days for delivery, subject to payment of all outstanding amounts, after which they may be deleted.
  4. Reactivation of a suspended or cancelled service may be subject to a reactivation fee.
  5. The Client shall bear reasonable and duly documented collection expenses, as well as the expenses and court costs determined by the judicial authority.

NINTH. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND WORK MADE FOR HIRE

  1. The Deliverables are created as a work made for hire (obra por encargo) under Article 83 of the Ley Federal del Derecho de Autor (Federal Copyright Law). Upon full payment for the Project, the economic rights in the Deliverables shall belong to the Client.
  2. Until full payment is made, the Provider retains all rights in the Deliverables, and the Client may use them only to the extent authorized by the Provider.
  3. The following do not form part of the work made for hire and remain the property of the Provider or its licensors: the Provider's tools, base code, templates, reusable components, methods and know how, for which the Client receives a nonexclusive, perpetual and royalty free license solely to operate its website.
  4. Themes, plugins, fonts, stock images, platforms and software of Third Party Providers are governed by their own licenses.
  5. Unless a confidentiality agreement is in place, the Provider may display the Project and the Client's trade name in its portfolio and promotional materials.

TENTH. CLIENT INFORMATION AND CONTENT

  1. All information, data, databases and Client Content are the exclusive property of the Client, who is solely responsible for their accuracy, lawfulness and compliance with applicable laws.
  2. The Client represents that it holds all rights and authorizations over the Client Content and that its use does not infringe the rights of third parties.
  3. The Provider does not review or validate the lawfulness of the Client Content or of the Client's products, prices, promotions or advertising.
  4. With respect to personal data collected by the Client through its website, forms or assistants, the Client is the data controller under the applicable law and the Provider acts solely as a data processor. The Client must have its own privacy notice.

ELEVENTH. THIRD PARTY CLAIMS

The Provider shall not be liable for complaints, claims, lawsuits, proceedings or penalties brought by third parties or authorities arising from the Client Content, the Client's products or services, its advertising, its relationship with its own customers or the Client's processing of personal data. The Client agrees to indemnify and hold the Provider harmless from any such claims and to reimburse the Provider for any expenses, fees and damages incurred as a result.

TWELFTH. HOSTING AND THIRD PARTY PROVIDERS

  1. Hosting, servers, electronic commerce platforms, WhatsApp messaging, payment gateways, Google services, artificial intelligence tools and other support services are provided by Third Party Providers and are subject to their own terms.
  2. The Provider is not liable for failures, outages, interruptions, changes in features, changes in policies, account suspensions or data loss attributable to Third Party Providers.
  3. If a Third Party Provider increases its prices, the Provider may adjust the corresponding monthly fee upon 30 calendar days' prior notice.

THIRTEENTH. DOMAIN NAME

  1. The domain name of the Client's website is registered in the name of the Client, who is its registrant and owner.
  2. While the maintenance plan is in effect, the Provider manages the domain and handles its renewal.
  3. Upon termination of the relationship, the Provider shall deliver to the Client the access credentials and control of the domain once all outstanding balances have been paid.
  4. If the maintenance plan is cancelled, renewal of the domain shall be the responsibility of the Client. The Provider is not liable for the loss or expiration of the domain due to failure to renew or failure to pay.

FOURTEENTH. MAINTENANCE PLANS

  1. Plans are contracted on a month to month basis, unless the Proposal establishes a minimum term, and include the items described in the Proposal and on the website.
  2. The Client may cancel its plan upon 30 calendar days' notice. If a minimum term has been agreed, early cancellation may require payment of the monthly fees remaining for such term.
  3. If the plan is cancelled for any reason, the website and associated services may go offline. The Provider shall deliver to the Client a backup of its website files if requested within the following 30 calendar days, subject to payment of all outstanding amounts.

FIFTEENTH. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY

The Provider shall use reasonable efforts to keep websites running continuously but does not guarantee uninterrupted or error free operation. The Provider is not liable for outages, slowness or failures caused by Third Party Providers, internet service providers, cyberattacks, viruses, changes made by the Client or by third parties authorized by the Client, or by causes beyond its control. In such cases, the Provider shall cooperate in good faith to restore the service.

SIXTEENTH. USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Certain Services use artificial intelligence tools of Third Party Providers. Results may contain errors or inaccuracies; therefore, the Client must review and approve all content before publication. Artificial intelligence assistants respond on the basis of the information provided and approved by the Client, and the Client is responsible for supervising them and for any decisions made on the basis of their responses.

SEVENTEENTH. SMART HOMES AND OFFICES

  1. Installed equipment is manufactured by third parties and is covered by its manufacturer's warranty.
  2. The Client is responsible for its internet network, passwords, accounts and the use of the equipment's applications.
  3. Security systems help monitor and control a space but do not guarantee the prevention of theft, intrusion, damage or accidents; accordingly, the Provider is not liable for such events.

EIGHTEENTH. WARRANTIES

Warranties for the Services are governed by the Warranty Policy published on this website, which forms part of these Terms.

NINETEENTH. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Provider's total liability to the Client for any cause is limited to the amount actually paid by the Client for the Service giving rise to the claim during the 3 months preceding the event. The Provider shall not be liable for indirect damages, lost profits, or loss of sales, customers, data or business opportunities. This limitation does not apply in cases of willful misconduct or gross negligence by the Provider.

TWENTIETH. ACTS OF GOD AND FORCE MAJEURE

Neither party shall be liable for any failure or delay in performing its obligations caused by acts of God or force majeure, including natural phenomena, epidemics, widespread power or internet outages, large scale cyberattacks, acts of government authority, social unrest or failures of Third Party Providers. The affected obligations shall be suspended for as long as the cause persists. This clause does not release the Client from paying for Services already rendered.

TWENTY FIRST. CONFIDENTIALITY

The parties shall keep confidential any nonpublic information received from the other in connection with the Services and shall use it solely for the performance thereof, unless disclosure is required by order of a competent authority.

TWENTY SECOND. TERMINATION

  1. The Provider may terminate the Services at any time, without liability, if the Client breaches these Terms, fails to pay, uses the Services for unlawful purposes or provides illegal or offensive content.
  2. Upon termination for any reason, the Client shall pay for the Services rendered through that date.

TWENTY THIRD. COMMUNICATIONS

The parties accept as valid any communications, approvals and notices sent by email and by WhatsApp to the contact details each party has provided.

TWENTY FOURTH. AMENDMENTS

The Provider may amend these Terms at any time. Amendments take effect upon publication on this website with their update date. For Services already contracted by consumers, material changes shall be notified at least 15 calendar days in advance, and the Client may cancel the Service without penalty if it does not agree.

TWENTY FIFTH. GENERAL PROVISIONS

  1. The relationship between the parties is exclusively commercial and does not create any employment relationship, partnership or association.
  2. The Client may not assign its rights or obligations without the Provider's written authorization.
  3. If any clause is declared invalid, the remaining clauses shall remain in full force and effect.
  4. The Provider's failure to exercise any right shall not constitute a waiver thereof.
  5. In the event of any discrepancy between the Spanish version and any translation, the Spanish version shall prevail.

TWENTY SIXTH. CONSUMER PROTECTION

Where the Client qualifies as a consumer under the Ley Federal de Protección al Consumidor (Federal Consumer Protection Law), nothing in these Terms limits the rights granted to the Client by such law, and the Client may file a complaint with the Procuraduría Federal del Consumidor (Federal Consumer Protection Agency, PROFECO).

TWENTY SEVENTH. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

These Terms are governed by the federal laws of the United Mexican States and, where applicable, by the laws of the State of Nuevo León. For their interpretation and enforcement, the parties submit to the competent courts of the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León, waiving any other venue to which they may be entitled by reason of their present or future domicile, without prejudice to the authority of PROFECO.