Legal notice

This website is owned and operated by:

• Legal name: Usługi informatyczne Jakub Zając,
• Trading name: JZ Technology,
• Address: ks. Jana Konopczyńskiego 1, 85-309 Bydgoszcz, Poland,
• NIP (tax ID): 9532802271,
• REGON: 527976138,
• Register: the Polish Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEIDG), maintained by the minister responsible for economic affairs,
• VAT status: VAT-registered.

JZ Technology is the trading name under which the business identified above operates. It is not a separate entity: the party to every contract, the issuer of every invoice and the controller of personal data remains Usługi informatyczne Jakub Zając.

Contact: kontakt@jakubzajac.eu.

The company operates as a sole proprietorship providing IT services: software development, testing and quality assurance, technical consulting and IT support for companies. This website describes that scope in general terms, as a first orientation.

The terms of every engagement — scope of work, schedule, fees, rights to the results and confidentiality — are agreed individually in a contract or a confirmed quote. Nothing published on this website replaces or modifies those terms.

The content published on this website — texts, service descriptions, graphics and portfolio materials — is the property of Jakub Zając or is used with the consent of its owners, and is protected by copyright. Copying or distributing the content for commercial purposes without consent is prohibited; quoting with attribution is permitted within the limits of permitted use under Polish copyright law.

Third-party company names, trademarks and other designations appearing on this website belong to their respective owners and are used for information purposes only.

This applies in particular to the sections describing professional experience and delivered projects. The organisation names appearing there identify only the environments in which the work was carried out. They do not constitute, and must not be read as, an endorsement, a recommendation, a partnership or any other form of association between those organisations and our business.

For the large organisations whose projects we have taken part in we use the word mark alone — only to the extent necessary to identify the entity concerned — and do not display their figurative marks. Figurative marks appear only for engagements delivered directly for our clients. We will remove any designation from this website promptly at the request of the rights holder.

The content of this website is provided for information only and does not constitute a commercial offer within the meaning of Article 66 of the Polish Civil Code. We take care to keep the information accurate and current, but we do not guarantee its completeness; the scope and terms of every service are agreed individually.

We aim to keep the site continuously available but do not guarantee it; maintenance windows and provider outages happen. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for damage resulting from decisions taken solely on the basis of content published here. This does not limit liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, in particular liability for damage caused intentionally and liability towards consumers.

This website may contain links to external sites. We are not responsible for their content, privacy practices or availability; once you leave this site, the rules of the destination site apply.

This website is aimed primarily at business clients. Complaints and comments — about the services or about the site itself — can be sent by email to kontakt@jakubzajac.eu. Please describe the matter and say what outcome you expect.

We respond without undue delay, within a reasonable time of receiving the message. If a matter needs longer analysis, we say so and give an expected date for the answer.

Where a service is provided to a consumer, they additionally have the rights granted by mandatory provisions of Polish and EU law, including access to out-of-court complaint and redress procedures — for example through a district or municipal consumer ombudsman, or an entity authorised to conduct alternative dispute resolution in consumer matters. Using these routes is voluntary for both sides.

Polish law applies to the use of this website and to contracts concluded in connection with the services presented here. This choice does not deprive a consumer of the protection afforded by mandatory provisions of the law of their country of habitual residence.