PROCOUNTOR SIGNATUR – TERMS OF
CUSTOMER AGREEMENT

1 .BACKGROUND

1.1 These Terms and Conditions of Agreement (“Terms and Conditions”) apply to the
delivery and use of the financial management software (“Software”) provided by Accountor
Finago AB (Business ID 556942-4467, “Supplier”) as described in greater detail in the Service
Description with regard to each contractual relationship. Unless otherwise agreed in the
Service Description, the Software is delivered via a data network connection in accordance
with these Terms and Conditions. Should the delivery include items that are not included in
the Software and services delivered via a data network, the items in question shall be
subject to these Terms and Conditions and the special terms described below in sections 18,
19 and 20. If the Software is a product version of a Procountor software, the special terms
and conditions in section 16 apply. If the Supplier and Accounting Office have agreed on the
sale of the Software to Customers with the Accounting Office acting as the agent, the
special terms and conditions in section 17 apply.

1.2 The use of the Software requires that the User and the Customer submit information
required by the Software. If there are changes to the contact information or other
information necessary for the operation of the Software, the User and Customer must notify
the Supplier of the changed information without delay.

2 SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 Within these Terms and Conditions, a User refers to a natural person who uses the
Software.

2.2 Within these Terms and Conditions, a Customer refers to a natural or a legal person who
has ordered the user rights to the Software by registering or using an Order or another
customer agreement, or who is represented by a User of the Software. In this agreement, an
Accounting Office is considered the Customer when using the Software in their own
operations.

2.3 Within these Terms and Conditions, an Accounting Office refers to an accounting office
or an accountant as referred to in the Accounting Office Cooperation Agreement and the
Order. An Accounting Office handles the Customer’s financial management tasks either completely or in part with the Software and/or is invoiced by the Supplier for using the
Software.

2.4 Within these Terms and Conditions, Software refers to a software package provided by
the Supplier and specified in the selected Service Description for managing the financial
administration of a company or another operator

2.5 Within these Terms and Conditions, a Price List refers to the Supplier’s currently valid
price list or price lists which specify the prices of the Software or services to be delivered.

2.6 Within these Terms and Conditions, a Service Description refers to the description or
descriptions of the functionalities, content, service level or purpose of use of the Software
or service that is included in the agreement as an appendix.

2.7 Within these Terms and Conditions, Information refers to data and files saved by the
Customer in the Software. User information refers to information saved by the Software
specifying the use of the Software by the User and Customer. Hereinafter, User information
and Information are jointly referred to as “Information”.

2.8 Within these Terms and Conditions, Sanctions refer to the sanction laws and regulations
adopted by the United Kingdom, the European Union, Finland and the United States,
prohibiting business transactions with the persons or communities specified in the provision.

3 SOFTWARE CONTENT AND SERVICE LEVEL

3.1 The content of the Software is determined by the selected Service Description. The
Service Description can be found from here.

3.2 The Software enables e.g. the delivery and uploading of the User’s and Customer’s
information and files to the Software server and distribution to assigned recipients.

3.3 The instructions and use environment requirements of the Software and up-to-date
contact information of customer support are available on the Supplier’s website, in the
Software or from the Supplier on request, depending on the Software’s product version.

3.4 The Software may change as the Supplier develops the Software further. The Supplier
can make a change in the Software that (a) is targeted at the production environment of the
Software and does not reduce the content or the service level of the Software, (b) is
necessary for the prevention of a data security threat targeted at the Software, (c) results
from legislation or a regulation by an authority, (d) results from a third party product or service, or its change, that is being used in the Software or service, or (e) has been notified
to the Customer well in advance.

3.5 The Supplier may prevent access to the Software without consulting the User or the
Customer if the Supplier suspects that there is inappropriate Information stored in the
Software, access to the Software by other users may be risked by the stored Information or
if these Terms and Conditions are violated.

3.6 The Supplier will aim to make the Software available at all times, but it may suspend
the use or change the content of the Software whenever this is considered necessary. Unless
otherwise agreed in the Service Description concerning service levels, the Supplier does not
commit itself to specific service levels in the Software or assume responsibility for any
deterioration of service level or its consequences. The Supplier has the right to interrupt the
availability of the Software due to e.g. installation, revision or maintenance work or due to
a security threat, or legislation, requirement or regulation by an authority.

3.7 The Supplier cannot guarantee the availability of the Software without interruptions or
the production of services by a party that offers communications services or a network
connection or another third party that affects the use of the service. The Supplier is not
responsible for the defects or the defects’ consequences when they are related to third
party products or services that are being used in Supplier’s services. The Supplier attempts
to notify the Customer well in advance of any service or maintenance breaks.

3.8 The Software can enable the transfer of information through API or SFTP interfaces
(“Interface”). The Supplier may change or limit the use of the Interface on the same
grounds as the rest of the Software.

If the services of third-party providers are connected to the Software through the Interface,
the Customer must make separate agreements with the service providers in question to
specify the terms and conditions and data protection procedures. The Supplier is not
responsible for the use of these services or their compatibility with the Software.

3.9 The Supplier reserves a reasonable delivery time or a delivery time that is described in
the Service Description for the deployment of the Software during which the Supplier has
the right to reject the Customer’s order, if necessary.

4 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF DATA
PROTECTION

4.1 The Customer acts as the data controller within the meaning of the applicable data
protection legislation (“Data Controller” or “Customer”) with regard to the personal data of
the Customer’s customers or employees or other persons that is processed by the Supplier

(“Data Processor” or “Processor”) in the service to implement it (“Customer’s Personal
Data”). The Data Controller is responsible for the Customer’s Personal Data and for ensuring
that it is legally processed pursuant to the applicable data protection legislation. The Data
Controller is responsible for all required measures and for acquiring, securing and
maintaining all rights, agreements and authorisations that the Data Processor needs in order
to implement the service in accordance with this section 4. without breaching any laws or
third-party rights. The Customer’s Personal Data and the processing details are specified in
the Data Processing Policy documents, which are available, depending on the product
version of the Software, on the Supplier’s website or customer service page, the Software
or, upon request, from the Supplier.

If the Customer is an Accounting Office, the Customer can be the Data Processor within the
meaning of the applicable data protection legislation. In that case, the end client of the
Accounting Office is the Data Controller pursuant to the applicable data protection
legislation, the Customer is the Data Processor and the Supplier is the Sub-Processor for
Personal Data. In this case and in relation to the Supplier, the Customer is in a position
comparable to the position of the Data Controller, as specified in these Terms and
Conditions, subject to the same rights and obligations. In relation to third parties – e.g. data
subjects specified in the applicable data protection legislation – the Customer is the Data
Processor, and these Terms and Conditions do not affect the rights and responsibilities
between the Customer and third parties.

4.2 The Data Processor must ensure that it will process the Customer’s Personal Data on
behalf of the Data Controller pursuant to the applicable data protection legislation and as
required in order to provide the service and in compliance with this section 4. The
Customer’s Personal Data is processed according to the Data Controller’s reasonable written
instructions. The Data Controller ensures that the instructions are described in detail in this
section 4. If the Data Controller provides the Data Processor with additional instructions on
the processing of the Customer’s Personal Data, the Processor has the right to charge for the
resulting additional costs and work that are required in order to comply with the
instructions. If the Data Processor is unable to comply with the instructions provided, the
Data Processor will immediately notify the Data Controller of this and the parties will
attempt to solve the issue together in an appropriate manner. If the issue cannot be solved
within one (1) month, each party has the right to cancel the service agreement to which the
instructions on the processing of Personal Data relates with a notice period of two (2)
months. The Data Processor informs the Data Controller without delay if it considers the
provided instructions to violate the applicable data protection legislation.

4.3 Notwithstanding the above, the Supplier and its affiliates have the right, to the extent
permitted by legislation, to use the data created in connection with the service provided
and the processing of the Customer’s Personal Data in accordance with the Data Processing
Policy document for the development (e.g. automating functions), analysis and assessment
of the provided service and the operations related to it as well as for statistical purposes,
provided that individual natural persons cannot be identified from the end result and that
the Supplier’s confidentiality obligations are complied with.

4.4 The Data Processor keeps the Customer’s Personal Data confidential and ensures that
the persons authorised to process the Customer’s Personal Data are committed to
confidentiality or subject to an applicable statutory confidentiality obligation.

Taking into account the latest technology and implementation costs, the nature, scope,
context and purposes of processing as well as the risks of varying likelihood and severity for
the rights and freedoms of natural persons, the Data Controller and the Data Processor must
implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security
that corresponds to the risk.

4.5 The Processor must inform the Data Controller of any data protection breaches of the
Customer’s Personal Data without delay. The Data Processor provides the Data Controller
with the data that is required to meet the Data Controller’s duty to notify. The data is
provided to the extent that is available and known to the Processor. The Data Processor
seeks to remedy and limit the effects of the breach.

4.6 Upon request and subject to commercially acceptable terms and conditions, the Data
Processor helps the Data Controller to implement the rights of a data subject and to meet
the obligations set out in the applicable data protection legislation, taking into account the
nature of the processing and the information available to the Data Processor.

4.7 Upon request, the Data Processor provides a required report on the compliance with the
applicable data protection legislation.

The Supplier is entitled to invoice for the assistance provided in accordance with this
section 4.

4.8 When the processing of the Customer’s Personal Data is no longer necessary, the Data
Processor returns the Customer’s Personal Data to the Data Controller upon a written
request or removes the data, including any copies. When it is no longer necessary to process
the Customer’s Personal Data in accordance with this agreement, the Customer has the right
to make a copy of the Customer’s Personal Data stored in the service independently. Upon
the Customer’s request, the Supplier must destroy the Customer’s Personal Data and notify
the Customer of the destruction of the data unless the Personal Data need to be stored due
to legislation. Notwithstanding the above, the Supplier has the right to store the Customer’s
Personal Data in order to comply with the applicable legislation and secure its legitimate
interest.

4.9 The Customer accepts and agrees that the Data Controller’s group companies may
process the Customer’s Personal Data in order to provide the service and that the Data
Processor and its group companies have the right to use sub-processors for the processing of the Customer’s Personal Data. A written agreement must be made with each sub-processor, containing the obligations to protect the Customer’s Personal Data specified in this section 4 to the applicable extent. The sub-processors are described in the Data Processing Policy document. The Data Processor informs the Customer of new sub processors before starting the processing.

4.10 The Data Controller accepts that the Customer’s Personal Data may be processed by
sub-processors that are located outside of the Data Controller’s home country. If the
Customer’s Personal Data is transferred outside of the EU or the EEA, the Data Processor
must carry out the proper protective measures to guarantee and secure the data subjects’
rights and privileges in accordance with the requirements of the applicable data protection
legislation. For instance, the Data Processor may make an agreement in accordance with the
standard data protection clauses approved by the European Commission on the processing of personal data in order to meet the requirements of the applicable data protection
legislation.

4.11 The parties specifically state that the Supplier, acting as the Data Controller in relation
to providing the service, processes Personal Data related to the Customer’s employees and
decision-makers (e.g. the Customer’s contact persons or Software users) or other persons
(e.g. persons presented in the Software Information). This data is processed for the purpose
of maintaining the service and for error diagnostics, customer service, invoicing,
communication and marketing, developing and providing new services and for other similar
purposes (“Supplier’s Personal Data”). The Supplier’s Personal Data is collected from
different sources. It can be generated in connection with using the service (e.g. login data
or invoice processing data) or be included in the Information processed in the Software (e.g.
accounting receipt data). The Supplier is responsible for ensuring the lawfulness of the
processing. The parties are aware that the processing may result in obligations both for the
Customer and the Supplier, such as the obligation to notify the persons to whom the
Supplier’s Personal Data apply. Further information on the processing of the Supplier’s
Personal Data is available on our website.

4.12 Pursuant to the data protection legislation, a data subject has the right to access the
data (inspection rights), to request the correction or removal of data or to limit the
processing of the data. The Supplier does not directly respond to queries or requests by data
subjects in relation to the Customer’s Personal Data. The Supplier provides the Customer
with a service that makes it possible to implement the inspection right. The service may be
subject to a service charge.

4.13 The Data Controller and the supervisory authority have the right, in accordance with
the applicable data protection legislation, to carry out inspections to ensure that the
Processor complies with its contractual obligations in the processing of the Customer’s
Personal Data. The Data Controller may carry out such an inspection once a year. The
inspection may also be carried out by an external inspector, provided that the inspector is
committed to confidentiality obligations that can be reasonably accepted by the Data Processor. The parties agree on the time, scope, duration and other details of the inspection
well in advance. The inspection must be carried out in a manner that does not disturb the
Data Processor’s business or breach the Processor’s obligations to third parties (including
but not limited to the Processor’s other customers, partners and suppliers). The Data
Controller must compensate for the inspection costs as agreed.

5 IDENTIFICATION DATA

5.1 The Customer must ensure that the Customer and all of the assigned Users store their
usernames, passwords and variable passwords in a secure location separate from each other. The Customer must ensure that the identification data described above are not disclosed to third parties. If the identification data is disclosed to third parties, or the Customer suspects that it may have been disclosed to third parties, the Customer must notify the Supplier of this without delay in order to prevent unauthorised use of the Software. The Supplier is entitled to interrupt the use of the Software after the Customer has notified the Supplier of a possible disclosure of identification data to third parties until new identification data have been implemented.

5.2 The Customer is responsible for commitments and other operations made using their
identification data until the Supplier has received the notification of the disclosure of
identification data to third parties and the Supplier has had a reasonable amount of time to
prevent the use of the Software.

5.3 Identification data correspond to a Customer’s signature when entered in the manner
required by the Software.

5.4 If a User has handled their identification data carelessly or otherwise contributed to the
disclosure of the identification data to a third party, the Customer is responsible for all of
the expenses caused to the Supplier or a third party due to the User’s actions.

6 GENERAL RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF
THE SUPPLIER

6.1 The Supplier provides the Software professionally and carefully, in accordance with the
Terms and Conditions. The Supplier has the right to include open-source software in the
Software.

6.2 The Supplier must notify the Customer without delay of any issues that could prevent
the use of the Software as specified in the Terms and Conditions or endanger the privacy of
the Customer’s Information.

6.3 Along the Software or service, the Supplier may promote third party products or
services. The Supplier is not responsible for any customer agreements made with such third
parties or the use of such third party products or services.

7 GENERAL RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF
THE CUSTOMER

7.1 The Customer is entitled to use the Software in its internal operation as specified in the
Terms and Conditions. However, the Customer has the right to assign the Customer’s
Accounting Office or an accountant and an auditing company or an auditor as the User and
thus allow them to use the Software.

7.2 The Customer, the Accounting Office or the User is not entitled to resell or otherwise
distribute the Software to third parties unless otherwise specifically agreed upon
(Accounting Office Cooperation Agreement or another similar agreement).

7.3 The Customer is responsible for the acquisition and condition of equipment,
connections, software and operating environment required for using the Software. The
Customer is responsible for the protection of their data system, their communications costs
and other similar costs related to the use of the Software. The Customer must ensure that
the equipment, connections, software and data systems meet the operating environment
requirements submitted by the Supplier and that the Software is suitable for the Customer’s
purposes.

7.4 Unless otherwise agreed, the Software is located on a server maintained by the Supplier
or a third party. The Customer must ensure that the Customer or Users assigned by the
Customer do not try to copy the Software from a server, examine, alter or copy the source
code of the Software, otherwise disturb the operation of the Software, or access in an
unauthorised manner the database, customer information or information saved by other
customers.

7.5 The Customer must not allow the use of the Software in a country that opposes any legal
restrictions concerning technology export or where the use of the Software would be illegal
or require a permit or insurance, or cause the Supplier a more extensive responsibility or
obligation that deviates from this agreement or Swedish laws.

7.6 The Customer is responsible for the use of the Software, the content of the Information
and the exchange of information performed using the Software.

7.7 The Customer assures that the Customer, its direct and indirect shareholders or
associates, and senior managers are not subject to Sanctions. The Customer agrees to notify
the Supplier without delay should these circumstances change during the contract period in
a way that would make the assurance given herein untrue. Irrespective of what has been
agreed on the limitation of liability, the Customer is liable for all losses, damages and costs
incurred by Accountor group companies because the assurance given by the Customer herein is untrue or the Customer has neglected its duty to notify.

8 GENERAL RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF
THE USER

8.1. By using the Software, the User agrees to comply with these Terms and Conditions in
the role of the User. The Software may only be used by a legally competent adult authorised
by the Customer, and the use must be in compliance with these Terms and Conditions.

8.2 The User must keep the username and password in a secure place and not disclose them
to any third parties. The User is responsible for the use of the Software with their username
and password. The User will notify the Supplier without delay of the disclosure of a
password to a third party or a suspected unauthorised use of a username or password. At the
request of the Supplier, the User must change the password necessary for the use of the
Software, if it is considered necessary due to a data security threat targeted at the Service.

8.3 In order to ensure the data security and usability of the Software, the Supplier may
terminate a User’s network connection to the Software if the User is not using the Software.

9 PRICE AND PAYMENT TERMS OF THE
SOFTWARE

9.1 The price and payment terms of the Software are described in the Supplier’s currently
valid Price List included in the selected Service Description. The Supplier may revise the
price by notifying the Customer of the revision at least thirty (30) days before the change
enters into force.

9.2 Prices include currently valid public fees regulated by authorities apart from valueadded tax. Value-added tax is added to prices according to current regulations. If the
amount or charging grounds of public fees regulated by authorities change due to a change
in provisions or taxation practices, prices will be changed accordingly.

9.3 Any notifications concerning invoices must be made within ten (10) days of the invoice
date.

9.4 If an invoice is not paid by the due date, penalty interest will be accumulated on the
overdue sum according to the current Interest Act until the Supplier has received the total
overdue payment, including the penalty interest. The penalty interest will be calculated for
each day after the due date. In addition to the penalty interest, the Supplier may prevent
the use of the Software until the Customer has paid all overdue payments to the Supplier.

9.5 The Customer must also pay reasonable reminder and collection charges in connection
with overdue payments. In case of a dispute concerning an invoice, the undisputed part of
the invoice must be paid by the due date.

10 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND
CUSTOMER’S DATA

10.1 The Software is the sole property of the Supplier and/or a third party, and it may be
protected by a copyright or another intellectual property right. The User will not be granted
any rights to the Software, technology or content other than the user rights to the Software
as specified in these Terms and Conditions. On the basis of these Terms and Conditions, no
rights will be granted to use the Supplier’s or the Software’s business names, logos, domain names or other brand names or identifiers. The Supplier can freely use, without
compensation, suggestions, comments or proposals that it has received.

10.2 The ownership and intellectual property rights to Information saved in the Software
belong to the Customer or a third party.

10.3 The Customer will be responsible for the Information saved by Users in the Software
and for having the right to use the Information without violating the rights of third parties or
currently valid legislation.

10.4 The Customer is responsible for all of the costs and claims and requirements presented
to the Supplier or its group companies that are either directly or indirectly due to
Information or the Customer’s violation of these Terms and Conditions. The Supplier has the
right to defend itself against the claims mentioned above.

10.5 Unless otherwise provided by the Terms and Conditions of Data Protection in section 4,
the Supplier is entitled to use the Information as follows:

a) The Supplier may freely compile and disclose Information to group companies or third
parties for the purposes of preparing statistics reports, improving the Software, producing
information services, and other similar purposes, provided that the individual Customer,
User or other natural person the information concerns cannot be identified, recognised or
traced either directly or indirectly from the statistics, reports or information services
produced.

b) The Supplier may use the Information to target its own services or the services of third
parties to individual Users or Customers within the Software. In this case, the Information
may be disclosed to the party that provides the service based on the targeting, with the
Customer’s specific consent. However, the Customer may forbid the targeting of services in
the Software.

c) The Supplier may use the access information for issuing invoices related to the use of the
Software and for targeted marketing. The Supplier may share this access information with
subcontractors and partners. By agreeing to the terms of this agreement, the Customer
authorises the Supplier to provide the Accounting Office with a monthly summary required
for issuing invoices related to the Software.

d) The Customer’s specific consent is required for using the Customer’s own information in
the production of information services concerning the financial situation of the Customer
and disclosing the Customer’s Information, except in cases where these activities are
included in the Software according to the Service Description.

e) The Supplier may process and disclose information to third parties provided that
individual persons can be identified from the Information only as instructed by the Customer
and in compliance with data protection legislation.

10.6 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Supplier is responsible for backing up the
Customer’s Information in a Software provided via a data network or for another technical
procedure leading to the same result at least once every workday. The Customer will be
responsible for other backups.

10.7 If the Information saved by the Customer in the Software has been destroyed, lost,
altered or damaged in parts or completely by the Customer’s actions, the Supplier may
charge the Customer for the recovery of the information.

10.8 At the termination of the Agreement, the Supplier is obligated to reasonably assist in
transferring the Customer’s data in the Supplier’s possession to a party appointed by the
Customer. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the obligation to provide assistance ends
after three (3) months from the termination of the Agreement. Any services related to the
Supplier’s obligation to provide assistance are charged in accordance with the Supplier’s
price list.

11 LIMIT OF LIABILITY

11.1 In addition to the assurances specifically stated in these Terms and Conditions, the
Supplier will not grant any other assurances on the applicability of the Software for a
specific purpose, the quality of the Software, integrity of third parties’ rights, or other
issues.

11.2 The Supplier is not responsible for any indirect losses to the Customer or an Accounting
Office. The Supplier’s maximum amount of compensation in any case is the total price paid
by the Customer or Accounting Office to the Supplier for the use of the Software excluding
value-added tax for two (2) months prior to the damage and a maximum of ten thousand
(10,000) euros during this contracting relationship.

12 CONFIDENTIALITY

12.1 The parties or their employees or group companies may not use or express the
confidential information of another party to a third party other than as specified in these
Terms and Conditions. The parties must handle the confidential information of another
party at least with the same diligence as they would their own confidential information,
provided that the confidential information is always handled at least with reasonable
diligence.

12.2 The Supplier is entitled to include the Customer in a reference list.

13 FORCE MAJEURE

13.1 The Supplier may postpone the delivery date, cancel the agreement or change the
Software without causing implications to the Supplier if it cannot continue its business
operations due to a reason that it has had no reason to consider when making the agreement
and of which the Supplier is independent. Such events may include war, rebellion, civil
unrest, requisition or confiscation for public use performed by an authority, import or
export prohibition, natural disaster, interruption of public transport or energy supply, labour
dispute or fire, disturbance in a communications network or other online communication
independent of the Supplier, or other significant reason in terms of its impacts independent
of the Supplier. If the reason for the delay continues for more than three (3) months, the
Customer is entitled to terminate the agreement in writing.

14 VALIDITY AND TERMINATION

14.1 This agreement (“Agreement”) includes the following documents as inseparable parts
listed in the order in which they are applied: 1) Customer agreement or an order or
registration form or partnership agreement, such as an Accounting Office Cooperation
Agreement, 2) Service Description, 3) Special Terms of the Service Description, 4) Price list,
5) Data Processing Policy documents, and 6) these Terms and Conditions.

14.2 The Agreement comes into force and is binding for the Customer when the Customer
has signed a customer agreement or made an order. The Supplier commits to the agreement
by opening the Software to the Customer for production use. The Supplier may reject an
order, if necessary.

14.3 The Supplier may change these Terms and Conditions and other currently valid
agreement terms on the basis of changes in legislation, contractual usage in the field, or the
content of the Software, or for another reason related to the Software. By using the
Software, the User approves the currently valid version. The Customer and the Accounting
Office must be notified of changes to the terms thirty (30) days before they enter into force
at the latest, either in connection with the Software or with a separate message. If the
Customer or the Accounting Office does not approve the changes to the terms, they can
terminate the Agreement with a notice period of no more than six (6) months, and the
changed terms will not enter into force during the notice period.

14.4 Unless otherwise agreed upon between the parties, this Agreement remains in force for
an indefinite term and the Customer may terminate this Agreement subject to one (1)
month’s notice and the Accounting Office or the Supplier may terminate this Agreement
subject to three (3) months’ notice subject to the provision that the Agreement will then
terminate on the last day of the month when the Agreement terminates. The termination
must be submitted in writing. A fixed-term Software user right is valid until the end of the
agreed period.

14.5 A party may terminate the Agreement in writing immediately if (i) the other party is
declared bankrupt or placed into liquidation, or if it becomes permanently insolvent,
performs transfers or actions that favour creditors, or (ii) if the other party is in significant
breach of its contractual obligations and has not rectified the violation within thirty (30)
days after receiving a notification from the other party on the matter.

14.6 The Supplier has the right to cancel the contract or the use of the Software or service
partially or fully with immediate effect if the contract or service between the Supplier and
its service provider partner is cancelled and it affects this contract or the use of the
Software or service.

14.7 The Supplier has the right to cancel the contract or limit its contractual obligations for
a justified reason that is related (i) to Sanctions or (ii) the Customer using the Software in
violation of the Agreement or the law. The Supplier is not liable for losses caused by such
cancelling or limiting.

14.8 If the Customer does not use Software that is offered to the Customer free of charge,
the Supplier has the right to interpret the non-use of the Software, as specified in the
Service Description, as the termination of the Agreement. The Customer’s right to use the
Software ends at the end of the notice period.

15 GENERAL TERMS

15.1 A party has no right to transfer the Agreement or any part thereof without the other
party’s written consent. However, the Supplier may transfer the Agreement to its group
company at any time or to a third party in connection with a company reorganisation or a
business transaction, or at the sale of a significant part of the Supplier’s assets that the
Agreement concerns. The Supplier may transfer any contractual overdue payments to a third
party by notifying the Customer of the transfer in writing. The Supplier may use
Subcontractors for the provision of the service subject to the Terms and Conditions of Data
Protection in accordance with section 4.

15.2 If a specific condition is considered illegal, invalid or such that it cannot be entered
into force, it will not affect the validity, legitimacy or implementation of other terms or the
whole Agreement.

15.3 If a party does not use a right that is based on this Agreement, it will not limit the
party’s right to refer to the agreement terms later in a similar case.

15.4 This agreement does not form a joint company, employment or franchise, agency or
other consortium between the parties and entitle a party to represent or make any
commitments, agreements or assurances on behalf of the other party.

15.5 All of the information and notifications related to this agreement addressed to the
other party must be delivered in writing (i) as a registered letter in which case the
notification is considered to have been received by the other party within seven (7) days
after it has been posted, (ii) as an express letter in which case the notification is considered
to have been received by the other party within two (2) days after it has been posted, (iii)
by email in which case the notification is considered to have been received by the other
party at the time it has been sent, or (iv) by including a notification in connection with the
Software. Notifications must be addressed to an official registered address or another
recorded address.

15.6 Any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or in connection with this contract, or
the breach, termination or invalidity thereof, shall be finally settled by arbitration in
accordance with the Rules for Expedited Arbitrations of the SCC Arbitration Institute. The
seat of arbitration shall be Stockholm. The language to be used in the arbitral proceedings
shall be Swedish.This contract shall be governed by the substantive law of Sweden.

16 SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
THE PROCOUNTOR SOFTWARE

16.1 These special terms and conditions of the Procountor software in accordance with
section 16 apply if and to the degree that the software specified in the Service Description
is a product version of the Procountor software.

16.2 The Main User refers to a natural legal person selected by the Customer who is granted
the main user’s rights to the Software, including the right to establish new usernames.

16.3 At the Customer’s request, the Supplier can create a new username or password for the
Main User. If it is considered necessary due to data security reasons, the Supplier can at any
time request the Customer to change one or several passwords of their Users, or if necessary, close one or several usernames temporarily, or otherwise prevent the use of the
Software that threatens data security. The Supplier and the Customer can agree separately
on the use of another personal or company-specific identifier or certificate.

16.4 The user rights of the Main User enable adding new users to the service. The Software
may only be used by assigned Users that have been added to the service by the Main User.
The Main User can create new Users within the terms of this agreement and specify the
extent of their user rights according to set limits. The user right is personal and only applies
to the assigned User. The Customer agrees to specify assigned Users to the extent currently
requested by the Supplier. The Supplier may also check the Customer’s assigned Users from
the Software or a database at any time.

16.5 The Supplier can provide a trial access to the Software for the Customer before the
Order is approved. The Customer may use trial access rights to test the Software and
prepare for the deployment of the Software as described in these Terms and Conditions.
Trial access rights must not be used for any other use without a prior written permission
from the Supplier.

16.6 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, at the end of the contracting relationship the
Customer may save Information the Customer has saved in the Software before the
contracting relationship will be terminated. If requested, the Supplier will deliver
Information saved by the Customer in the Service in a commonly used electronic format.
The Supplier may charge a fee for collecting, processing and disclosing data according to the
Price List. The Supplier’s obligation to store Information saved in the Service by the
Customer ends after three (3) months from the termination of the agreement. Regardless of
the termination of the contractual relationship, the Supplier may store files, documents or
their copies considered necessary for a justified reason in accordance with the Terms and
Conditions of Data Protection agreed in section 4.

16.7 The payment transaction service requires that the Customer makes a separate
agreement on payment transaction services with their bank. The Customer authorises the
bank to record the contact information submitted by the Supplier as the agent of payment
transactions and the recipient of bank statements and other payment input. The Customer
records the identifier information received from the bank into the account information in
the Software. Payment transaction services will be available when the account number
information and the business IDs of the bank and the Software are consistent.

16.8 The Customer must ensure that the user rights for payment transactions are not
disclosed to any party other than persons who have been authorised to access the
Customer’s bank account and also that the authorised persons follow such diligence in using
the bank account and its identifiers that the account and its information cannot be used by
any third party.

16.9 Invoices and other transactions are paid according to general and specific payment
transaction agreements between the Customer and a bank. Payments are transferred solely
on the basis of the bank account number stated on a payment transaction. The Customer ensures that the bank account number stated in the basic data of the Software and a
payment transaction is correct.

16.10 The Customer authorises the Supplier to electronically sign, on its behalf, tax returns
and other data sent from the Software or created by the Customer or an Accounting Office
in a manner required by the Swedish Tax Administration (Skatteverket) or another party.
The Customer authorises the Supplier to make any necessary technical agreements and
arrangements for sending and receiving e-invoices, sending printed materials, receiving
scanned invoices, preparing periodic tax returns, sending notifications on salaries to the Tax
Administration, pension insurance companies and trade organisations, and sending and
receiving other electronic data in a manner that enables the efficient technical use of the
service.

17 SELLING THE SOFTWARE TO CUSTOMERS
WITH AN ACCOUNTING OFFICE ACTING AS
THE AGENT

17.1 The Accounting Office may provide the software specified in the Accounting Office
Cooperation Agreement to their customers that have a good reputation and good credit
according to the Supplier’s currently valid terms of agreement and these terms and
conditions.

17.2 The Accounting Office must reliably verify the account access and signature rights of
the Customer’s representative. A signed order form must be submitted to the Supplier. The
Supplier may reject an order, if necessary.

17.3 The Accounting Office may sign an order form on behalf of the Customer if the
Accounting Office has received the necessary authorisation from the Customer separately or
as part of their service agreement. In such a case, a signed authorisation must also be
submitted to the Supplier with the order. The Accounting Office must ensure that the
Customer is aware of the use and other terms of the Software and that the Customer agrees
to comply with these terms and conditions.

17.4 The Supplier pays the Accounting Office a sales commission for the use of the Software
by Customers represented by the Accounting Office according to the Accounting Office
Cooperation Agreement or its appendices.

17.5 The Accounting Office’s entitlement to the sales commission begins when the
Accounting Office has informed the Supplier of the commencement of the representation
relationship in writing. The Accounting Office’s entitlement to the sales commission ends if
the representation relationship with the Customer ends (e.g. if the Customer begins to use
another accounting office or handle their accounting internally). The Accounting Office must notify the Supplier immediately if the representative relationship of the Accounting Office
to the Customer is terminated. The notification must be submitted in writing.

17.6 A sales commission for one Customer will only be paid for one Accounting Office at a
time. If the Customer uses several Accounting Offices for their accounting office services,
only the first party representing the Customer will receive the sales commission.

17.7 The Supplier can offer various materials and guidance for the Accounting Office related
to offering the Software, opening a customer relationship, implementation, user training,
customer support and other service areas. The Accounting Office must follow these
instructions.

17.8 The Accounting Office sets up each new customer in the Software. For Procountor
Ledger software, Customers are directly in the production use, and for Procountor Financials
software, the Supplier transfers the Customer to the production use after processing the
Customer’s order. The Accounting Office must ensure that the necessary bank connection
authorisation has been signed and sent to the bank and that the Customer’s Main User can
access the Software.

17.9 The Accounting Office will ensure the suitability of the Customer’s computer
equipment, operating system and software package as the operating environment of the
Software. If the Customer requires assistance in the implementation of the Software, the
Accounting Office must provide the assistance or arrange training.

17.10 The Accounting Office must provide the necessary support in the use of the Software
for their Customer. If the Accounting Office is unable to answer the Customer’s question or
resolve a problem related to the use of the Software, the Accounting Office will contact the
Supplier’s customer support. The Accounting Office must inform the Customer of the reply.

17.11 The contact person of the Accounting Office is responsible for communication in their
own organisation so that the personnel of the Accounting Office receive the necessary
information related to the use of the Software. The Accounting Office must inform the
Supplier of any relevant changes in their operation. In addition, the Accounting Office must
inform the Supplier without delay of any claims or feedback that concern the Supplier.

17.12 The Supplier grants the Accounting Office the right, but not an exclusive right, to use
the Finago, Tikon or Procountor trademarks. These rights only apply to marketing,
presentation and training procedures as specified in this agreement and are valid only during
the validity of this agreement. Each trademark must be used according to instructions
provided by the Supplier or the method of use must be separately agreed. The use of the
trademark must not be misleading, and it must be mentioned that the trademark belongs to
the Supplier whenever it is used.

17.13 The Accounting Office agrees not to register anywhere a trademark or a service
trademark, business name, Internet domain, or any other right, name, or brand that can be
registered that could be mixed up with one of the Supplier’s trademarks.

17.14 Copyrights and trademarks and any confidential information related to the Software
belong to the Supplier or third parties. No intellectual property rights are transferred to the
Accounting Office with this Agreement. The Accounting Office agrees not to remove
trademarks or the Supplier’s logo or other company identifiers from the Software and
marketing or training material or the Supplier’s other materials or documents.

17.15 The Accounting Office agrees not to use, either directly or indirectly, information
received through this Agreement, the Software, marketing material, or otherwise through
the Supplier for developing a similar, competitive software or part of software during the
validity of this Agreement or within twelve (12) months after the termination of the
Agreement.

17.16 The Accounting Office must notify the Supplier immediately of any violations to the
Supplier’s rights that they observe.

17.17 The Supplier will not be responsible for any commitments or promises made by the
Accounting Office related to the content, delivery, or use of the Software apart from what
is stated in this Agreement or the standard customer agreement and its appendices.

17.18 This Agreement does not grant the Accounting Office exclusive rights to marketing or
offering the Software, and it does not in any way restrict the Supplier’s right to sell, market
or offer the Software either directly or through other Accounting Offices, retailers or
representatives. The Accounting Office cannot transfer any rights or obligations under this
agreement to a third party.

18 SPECIAL TERMS FOR ON-PREMISES
SOFTWARE

18.1 These special terms for on-premises software in accordance with section 18 apply if
and to the degree that the Software specified in the Service Description is a software
version downloaded and to be used on the Customer’s own server. If these special terms are
contradictory to what has been agreed elsewhere in these Terms and Conditions, these
special terms apply.

18.2 On-premises Software refers to software or a software component that is marketed or
licensed to the Customer and installed locally rather than to several customers and
delivered over a data network, including its user manual or other documentation and a
possible data carrier. A new version of an On-premises Software refers to an On-Premises
Software that has been extended with new functional features. A Manufacturer refers to a
supplier or a third party that holds the intellectual property rights of the object of delivery.

18.3 On-Premises Software is faulty if the On-Premises Software does not function
essentially as described in the specifications, or otherwise does not correspond to the
Agreement made by the parties.

18.4 The Customer will download the On-Premises Software from a server indicated by the
Supplier. Unless otherwise agreed, the Customer is responsible for installing the software.

18.5 The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the environment of use meets the
requirements set for environments of use by the Supplier.

18.6 The intellectual property rights for the On-premises Software belong to the
manufacturer. The Customer will receive a user right to the In-premises Software in
accordance with the Agreement. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Customer will
receive a device-specific user right for the In-premises Software for the purpose of its own
internal operations. The Customer has no right to use the In-premises Software to provide
service centre or user services related to the use of the In-Premises Software to third parties
without separate written consent from the manufacturer. The user right does not apply to
the Customer’s group companies. The user right is not extended in case of a merger,
division, acquisition, asset deal, company reorganisation or other organisational change
(internal or external to the group) involving the Customer without the parties separately
agreeing in advance and in writing about the terms of changing the scope of the rights. In
one of the aforementioned situations, the parties will immediately launch negotiations to
review the effects of the changes to the user rights. If the parties fail to reach a mutual
understanding within three (3) months of the negotiation invitation issued by one of the
parties, the Supplier has the right to terminate the user right with immediate effect. The
Customer may, with prior agreement from the Supplier, transfer its user right to another
company for a separate transfer fee.

18.7 The Customer has the right to make a backup copy of the On-premises Software if it is
necessary for the use of the On-premises Software. However, the Customer has no right to
make copies otherwise, nor may it allow it to be copied even for private use. Any copies
must include the same markings concerning copyright, trademark, etc. as the original copy
of the software. The same terms are applied to the copy as to the original. The Customer
has no right to modify the In-premises Software or have the In-premises Software modified
without separate written consent from the manufacturer. After the end of the On-premises
Software or its user right, the Customer must, as chosen and requested by the Supplier,
either destroy or return the On-premises Software and its backup copy, as well as any user
instructions and other documentation prepared by the Supplier for the On-premises
Software.

18.8 With consent from the Customer, the Supplier may replace the On-premises Software
specified in the Agreement with a new version of the On-premises Software or another
software. In terms of functions, performance and other features, the new version of the Onpremises Software or other software must essentially meet the specifications and any
requirements agreed upon by the parties in writing. The installation of the new version of
the On-premises Software or another software is carried out in accordance with the agreement concerning the original On-premises Software. The Supplier has the right,
without notifying the Customer in advance, to make improvements to the On-premises
Software before delivery, provided that the On-premises Software still essentially meets the
specifications and the requirements agreed upon by the parties in writing.

18.9 The Supplier commits to correcting any faults in the On-premises Software reported by
the Customer during the warranty period in writing, without undue delay and free of charge.
The fault can be fixed by going around the error or providing the Customer with written
instructions on how to go around the error, provided that this can be done without causing
additional costs and substantial inconvenience to the Customer. The warranty period is 90
days from the date of delivery of the On-site Software. The warranty requires that the Onsite Software is used in an environment agreed upon or otherwise specified by the Supplier.
The Supplier may choose to carry out repairs under warranty from its office or by other
suitable means. The warranty does not cover the correction of errors caused by: (a) use that
is in violation of the Agreement or the written instructions provided by the Supplier, or (b) a
product not by the Supplier, or (c) modifications or corrections made by the Customer or a
third party.

18.10 If the fault reported by the Customer is not covered by the warranty, the Supplier has
the right to charge a fee for finding and locating the fault in accordance with the agreed
grounds for charge. In addition, the Supplier has the right to charge the Customer for
correcting a fault not covered by the warranty. The Supplier’s responsibility for faults in the
On-premises Software is limited to fulfilling the warranty obligations specified in section 7.
After the end of the warranty period, the Supplier’s responsibility for faults in the Onpremises Software is limited to the obligations possibly specified in a maintenance and
support agreement.

18.11 The Supplier is responsible for ensuring the availability of maintenance and support
for the On-premises Software for a minimum of five (5) years from the date of delivery. In
addition, the Supplier is responsible for ensuring that support and maintenance are available
for all versions of the On-premises Software for a minimum of twelve (12) months from the
publication of the following version of the On-premises Software. The Supplier must notify
the Customer about support and maintenance becoming unavailable at least six (6) months
in advance.

18.12 The Customer is obligated to maintain reliable records that enable the verification of
compliance with agreed terms of use and other obligations. The Customer must, at the
request of the Supplier and at regular intervals, verify the Customer’s user volumes, number
of persons, use volumes and other applicable indicators for the Supplier’s products and
services. The Supplier, or, if selected by the Customer, an approved and independent
auditor, also has the right to audit the documents listed above at the Customer’s premises.
The Supplier has the right to conduct the audit at reasonable intervals; however, the audit
must be conducted at least once every 6 months. The inspection must be carried out during
the Customer’s normal business hours. The Supplier is responsible for all of the expenses
caused to the Supplier by the inspection. However, if any breaches of the terms of user right
or unpaid user right fees are detected during the inspection, the Customer must without delay pay the remaining difference to the Supplier and/or correct the error/defect. In
addition, the Customer must pay all reasonable expenses that the inspection has caused to
the Supplier. The Supplier is obligated to ensure the confidentiality of all account and
bookkeeping material it has received, and it must commit to not use them for purposes
other than those mentioned in the Agreement.

19 SPECIAL TERMS OF MAINTENANCE
SERVICES

19.1 These special terms of maintenance services in accordance with section 19 apply if and
to the degree that the Software specified in the Service Description is a software version
downloaded to be used on the Customer’s own server and the maintenance of the Software
has been agreed upon in the Service Description. If these special terms are contradictory to
what has been agreed elsewhere in these Terms and Conditions, these special terms apply.

19.2 The Supplier is responsible for (a) the maintenance service being provided by staff with
expertise on the Software, and (b) the maintenance service being carried out carefully and
with the required competence, in accordance with the agreed schedule. Maintenance
services are carried out in accordance with the Supplier’s working methods. The Supplier
must document all measures carried out for the maintenance service appropriately and, if
requested by the Customer, identify the individual measures.

19.3 If agreed in writing that the maintenance service will be completely or partially
provided as remote work, the Supplier is, for its part and at its own expense, responsible for
ensuring that it has the data connections, devices, software and data security systems
required for remote work.

19.4 The Customer must ensure that persons carrying out maintenance services have, in
compliance with agreed instructions and regulations, access to the Customer’s devices and
software required for performing the maintenance services. At the request of the Supplier,
the Customer must provide the Supplier with user manuals and other documentation related
to the software to enable them to perform the maintenance services.

19.5 At the request of the Supplier, the Customer must, free of charge, provide the Supplier
with premises, data carriers and other equipment and information related to the use of
devices and software that the Supplier may justifiably need for performing maintenance
services. If any error messages occur, the Customer must report them immediately and call
maintenance and, when requested, identify or describe the error. At the request of the
Supplier, a representative of the Customer must be reachable while the maintenance
services are being carried out.

19.6 If agreed in writing that the maintenance service will be completely or partially
provided as remote work, the Customer is, for its part and at its own expense, responsible
for ensuring that it has the data connections, devices, software and data security systems required for remote work. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Customer is responsible
for installing software updates and new versions of software in its use environment. For any
matters regarding maintenance services, the Customer’s contact person indicated in the
Agreement or otherwise in writing will contact the Supplier.

19.7 The parties to the Agreement agree in writing on the content and service level of the
maintenance service, as well as the possible consequences of deviating from the service
level. If no agreement has been made concerning the content and service level of the
maintenance service, the Supplier’s currently valid terms of maintenance are regarded as
primary and those of the manufacturer as secondary.

19.8 A software error can be fixed by going around the error or providing the Customer with
written instructions on how to go around the error, provided that this can be done without
causing additional costs and substantial inconvenience to the Customer, or by providing the
Customer with a software update that can be used to fix the error or go around it.

19.9 Maintenance provided for a regular fee does not cover software modifications or the
correction of errors caused by: (a) use that is in violation of the Agreement or the written
instructions provided by the Supplier, or (b) a product not by the Supplier, or (c)
modifications or corrections made by the Customer or a third party. If the fault reported by
the Customer is not covered by the regular fee, the Supplier has the right to charge a fee
for finding and locating the fault in accordance with the agreed grounds for charge. In
addition, the Supplier has the right to charge the Customer for correcting a fault not
covered by the regular fee as agreed.

20 SPECIAL TERMS OF CONSULTING AND
OTHER EXPERT SERVICES

20.1 These special terms of consulting and other expert services in accordance with section
19 apply if and to the degree that it has been specified in the Service Description or the
Customer has otherwise ordered a customer-specific consulting service that requires
software expertise pertaining to the use or content of software. If these special terms are
contradictory to what has been agreed elsewhere in these Terms and Conditions, these
special terms apply.

20.2 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the intellectual property rights of any documents
and other results of the expert service and any modifications thereto made by the Supplier
belong to the Supplier.