In the following, a distinction is made between
Persons using Venjue in the capacity of either Vendor or End User, as defined above, are referred to in this agreement as such or by corresponding analogous terms.
By using Venjue, you simultaneously accept the contents of all the sections below.
If you have an account on Venjue and wish to terminate this agreement, you may do so at any time by closing your account and refraining from accessing or using the services.
Venjue may change these terms, conditions, and provisions at any time without prior consent or notice. Each document shows the most recent timestamp of changes made. If you wish to keep a copy of the current legal terms, you can download the document by clicking on »Download« under the relevant tab.
These legal terms are provided in English as the universal language for users within the European Union. In the event of any discrepancy between the English version and a translated version, the English version shall prevail.
These terms are automatically included, in their current form, when a booking is confirmed
The version in effect at the time of booking confirmation applies. If you have already confirmed a booking, please refer to the terms specified in your confirmation instead.
All communication must take place within Venjue, where it is logged for both parties. Communication outside the platform (e.g. email, phone) falls outside Venjue’s scope, and Venjue assumes no responsibility for disputes arising from such exchanges.
Both End Users and Vendors must provide accurate, truthful, and complete information. Venjue may act as a neutral mediator if disputes arise.
All data is processed in accordance with Venjue’s Privacy Policy.
A booking is only valid once confirmed by the End User. If any subsequent changes are made, the booking becomes unconfirmed again, and the End User must re-confirm for the changes to take effect. If no new confirmation is made, the booking in its previously confirmed state remains valid.
The total amount due is always displayed before confirmation. Upon payment, Venjue automatically issues an order confirmation.
Venjue’s platform fee is deducted automatically before payout to the Vendor and may not be added, transferred, or passed on to the End User, per Venjue’s Vendor Agreement.
All payments and refunds are processed through Venjue’s secure payment system. Disputes regarding refunds or chargebacks must be handled directly between the End User and the Vendor through Venjue where applicable.
Cancellations and partial cancellations must be made through Venjue. Reservation fees are non-refundable.
If not cancelled through Venjue, the End User remains liable for the full amount. In case of no-show without prior succesful cancellation, any prepayment is forfeited, and the Vendor may claim compensation for documented losses.
The Vendor’s own cancellation terms apply if clearly stated at the time of booking. If no clear terms exist, or if interpretation is uncertain, HORESTA’s applicable industry standards shall apply.
Venjue ApS provides the platform but is not a contractual party to the agreement between the End User and Vendor.
These terms are governed by Danish law. Disputes are settled by Danish courts, subject to mandatory consumer rights.
Both parties are also bound by Venjue’s Terms of Use.
Venjue ApS only collects and processes personal data when it is necessary to provide our services or to comply with a legal obligation.
We do not use marketing or tracking cookies. The only cookies used are:
We collect information when you interact with Venjue, either as a Vendor, an End User or a general visitor of our website(s), app(s) or other products that collect data.
The information we may collect includes:
All information is provided by you in connection with the use of the platform or is registered by our systems for technical purposes.
The purposes of collecting and processing are:
Processing takes place on the basis of Article 6(1)(b) of the GDPR (performance of a contract) and Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR (compliance with a legal obligation).
The Data Controller is Venjue ApS, registered in Denmark with registration number DK-42410047.
Venjue ApS has ensured that written agreements are in place regulating the relationship with both Data Processors and Sub-Processors, and that all comply with the requirements of the GDPR.
We never disclose personal data to unauthorised parties and we do not sell data.
In order to deliver our service, Venjue ApS uses the following data processors and sub-processors. All parties are subject to data processing agreements ensuring compliance with the GDPR and applicable data protection law.
| Company | Role | Function/Purpose | Registration No. | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd. | Data Processor | Payment partner for billing and handling of transactions | IE3206488LH | Ireland |
| Hetzner Online GmbH | Sub-Processor | Hosting and operation of servers in The European Union | DE812871812 | Germany |
| DigitalOcean EU B.V. | Sub-Processor | Hosting and operation of servers in The European Union | NL854116552B01 | Netherlands |
As a data subject, you have the following rights under the GDPR:
If you wish to exercise your rights, you may contact us at hello@venjue.com.
The following describes Venjue ApS’ terms and conditions for the use of Venjue (collectively “the Services” and other related offerings), as set out below (together “this Agreement”). By accessing or using the Services, you agree to be bound by this Agreement and confirm that you have read and understood its terms.
The Vendor’s or End User’s right to use Venjue terminates automatically if they materially fail to comply with any provision of this Agreement. Termination of this Agreement will result in termination of access to Venjue.
Venjue, located at the domain venjue.com and other relevant domains connected to Venjue ApS’ business operations in various countries (including subdomains related thereto, such as app.venjue.com), as well as our sister domain(s) venjue.dk, venjue.se, venjue.fi, venjue.nl, venjue.de and others, related programs and apps and web apps, the data contained therein, email and telephone correspondence, widget components and other elements of Venjue, belong solely to Venjue ApS unless otherwise stated.
Venjue contains copyrighted material, trademarks and other intellectual property rights, some of which may be provided by and belong to third parties (“Third-Party Providers”). Venjue and the Third-Party Providers own and retain the property rights, ownership rights and intellectual property rights to these.
Venjue consists of a collection of files delivered by the server, including client-side source code such as HTML, JavaScript, etc., as well as server-side code, app installation files (for iOS, Android and similar systems) or equivalent source code, database models, schemas and files, and graphical media such as videos, images and similar, and text, all of which, collectively or individually, are capable of running Venjue.
All rights are reserved by Venjue ApS unless otherwise stated, and any unauthorised use may result in legal action.
The User may not:
The User may not use Venjue for purposes that:
Except where extraordinary operational limitations apply, Venjue may generally be expected to be available at all times and on all calendar days of the year, but availability cannot be guaranteed. Preventive maintenance and scheduled service (maintenance windows) that result in unavailability are not considered downtime.
Response times and fulfilment rates depend on the complexity of the given transaction. A maximum response time exceeded by more than 100%, or a fulfilment rate falling short by more than 80 percentage points, means that the system is considered unavailable from the time the issue is reported in writing to Venjue ApS until it is resolved.
If multiple maximum response times or fulfilment rates are exceeded simultaneously across different transactions, this is regarded as a single breach.
Venjue ApS gives priority to:
Venjue is provided “as is”. Within the limits of applicable Danish law, Venjue ApS and Third-Party Providers disclaim all other warranties, representations and conditions, whether express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties, representations and conditions of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement.
No oral or written information or advice given by Venjue or an authorised representative of Venjue or Venjue ApS shall constitute a warranty.
Without limiting the foregoing, Venjue ApS and Third-Party Providers do not warrant that:
Venjue ApS specifically does not warrant:
Venjue ApS may, in exceptional cases, suspend full or partial access to Venjue if required for security or operational reasons.
Venjue ApS will provide reasonable prior notice of suspension of access to Venjue unless immediate suspension is required for security or operational reasons.
If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable, such determination will not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision of this Agreement.
Any waiver of a breach or failure to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall not be deemed a waiver of any future breach of that provision or of any other provision.
A waiver, amendment or modification of any provision of this Agreement shall only be valid once Venjue ApS has updated this document accordingly.
This Agreement is governed by Danish law and the conflict of law rules of Denmark.
The following agreement is only binding to Vendors and not to End Users. As an End User, you can review this document to determine how a Vendor should behave in their business conduct with you.
If the provisions set out below are not complied with, Venjue ApS reserves the right to terminate, exclude or, in serious cases, pursue legal action against the contracting party, the Vendor, and its representing company.
The Venjue ApS logo, name and other intellectual property rights associated with the Venjue brand may not be used for marketing purposes unless express written consent has been granted by Venjue ApS. The following exceptions apply:
For campaigns supported by Venjue ApS, where the wording of the campaign itself implies consent from Venjue ApS without requiring an explicit declaration.
Our partners’ logos, names and other intellectual property may never be used without explicit written consent from both Venjue ApS and the respective partner.
Venjue may only be represented using approved versions of our logo, name and product descriptions. These are all available by contacting hello@venjue.com, where consent for the intended marketing can also be obtained.
Furthermore, marketing may not be carried out in violation of the following section.
It is not permitted to circumvent Venjue and charge the End User outside of Venjue’s confirmation flow, nor is it permitted to alter exported documents from Venjue.
If the End User accepts, confirms and pays the offer submitted by the Vendor, the agreed prepayment amount will be charged to the End User’s credit card (the percentage of the prepayment being defined by the Vendor), whereafter a fee for the use of Venjue (hereinafter referred to as the “Venjue Fee”) will be deducted from the final payout to the Vendor. The booking will then be deemed confirmed and an order confirmation will be generated and sent to the End User.
Unless otherwise specified by Venjue ApS, Venjue is free of charge for the End User. Accordingly:
The Vendor shall bear the Venjue Fee, and it is not permitted to pass this cost on to the End User. Any breach hereof will be considered a material breach of contract, with the legal consequences applied proportionately. The Venjue Fee will never exceed the prepaid amount, and therefore there is no risk that the End User will incur debt obligations to Venjue in this regard.
In the event of cancellation and/or partial cancellation of a booking, the Venjue Fee is non-refundable to the Vendor.
It is not permitted for non-professionals to offer, sell or correspond through Venjue in the role of Vendor. A requirement exists for registration in the Danish Business Authority’s IT system and the Central Business Register prior to the use of Venjue, and in that connection a CVR number must be provided by the registering person, who must be duly authorised, when creating the account on Venjue.
If the CVR number registered on Venjue ceases to exist, the associated business activity on Venjue must likewise cease.
In the event of a change of corporate form or a merger in which the continuing company retains the CVR number registered with Venjue, no change is required in that regard. In the case of succession of rights, for example through an acquisition or merger, data and presence on Venjue will be preserved, but Venjue ApS must be contacted in connection with updating the CVR number, with proper documentation required.
Employees of Venjue ApS shall not process or modify, update, delete or otherwise handle the Vendor’s data, not even at the Vendor’s request, except where a separate agreement to that effect has been voluntarily entered into by Venjue ApS. Data may be extracted from Venjue if Venjue ApS agrees to this.
The Vendor has the right to export the raw data entered into the system by the Vendor during the use of Venjue. Venjue ApS is not obliged to provide such export free of charge. Raw data may only be exported and delivered to the Vendor and only upon prior agreement.
The Vendor’s right to export raw data ceases in the event of the Vendor’s breach of this Agreement, including in the case of non-payment.