igs

Terms and conditions

As of 25.10.2026 (draft, legal review pending). The German version is authoritative.

1. Scope

These General Terms and Conditions (GTC) apply to the use of the igs.ch platform ("Inbox Guard Switzerland", hereinafter "platform"). The provider is Hunkeler Digital Services, Richard Hunkeler, Im Storchen 1, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland (hereinafter "igs.ch"). Customers are organisations and partners with an account (hereinafter "customer"). These GTC apply to all plans, including the Free plan, which is free of charge; the provisions on prices and payment apply only to paid plans. The data processing agreement (section 9) forms part of these GTC.

1a. Customer base

2. Services

3. Account and access

4. Customer obligations

5. Prices and payment

5a. Partners

6. Term, cancellation and deletion

7. Availability

igs.ch strives for high availability of the platform but does not owe any specific availability. Maintenance is announced where possible. Reports are fetched and evaluated at intervals; evaluations and checks may be delayed for technical reasons or because of third parties (e.g. mail providers, name servers).

8. Liability

9. Data protection and processing on behalf

10. Intellectual property

The platform, its content, the catalogue of known services and the instructions are protected. For the term of the contract, the customer receives a non-transferable right to use them for its own purposes. It may use evaluations and recommended DNS records internally and towards its service providers, auditors and authorities. The data from the aggregate reports of its domains belongs to the customer.

11. Changes

igs.ch may amend these GTC including the data processing agreement. Changes are communicated to the customer in advance by e-mail or on the platform. If the customer does not object within 30 days, they are deemed accepted; in case of objection, the customer may terminate at the end of the term or close an account on the Free plan at any time.

12. Applicable law and jurisdiction

Swiss law applies, excluding the Vienna Convention. Place of jurisdiction is Schaffhausen, unless mandatory provisions provide otherwise. The German version is authoritative.