Partner cooperation terms
1. Subject and conclusion of the agreement
1.1. These Terms govern the cooperation of Limited Liability Company "Great Rock" (the Company, OZTA) with an individual or legal entity that attracts potential clients (the Partner).
1.2. Cooperation begins after a separate partner agreement is agreed. It defines the Partner's authority, permitted referral methods, accepted-lead criteria, remuneration and settlement procedure. Publishing these Terms, sending a contact or mentioning OZTA alone does not create a right to remuneration.
1.3. The Partner acts independently within the agreed assignment. These Terms do not grant the Partner the authority of a representative, agent or employee of the Company. Any other authority arises only from a duly executed separate document.
1.4. The Company's relations with customers are governed by the General Terms of Service and the relevant Instructions. These Terms do not change the price of services for the Client and do not give the Partner the right to set fees on behalf of the Company.
2. Permitted actions and restrictions
2.1. The Partner may provide potential clients with approved materials, explain published terms within the information provided and forward applications to the Company while complying with personal-data requirements.
2.2. Without separately granted authority, the Partner may not:
- enter into agreements, sign documents or assume obligations on behalf of the Company;
- receive clients' money, present the Partner's own details as OZTA's details or participate in settlements on its behalf;
- change tariffs, offer discounts or promise a guaranteed result, deadline, refund or service availability;
- arrange a purchase, transport, customs clearance or order settlement on behalf of the Company;
- grant third parties the right to use the Company's names, marks or materials.
2.3. The Company's name, OZTA designation and materials may be used only for agreed purposes and in a way that does not create a false impression of the Partner's authority. Use must stop when the relevant permission ends.
3. Referral and acceptance of applications
3.1. The Partner provides accurate information needed to contact the applicant and make a preliminary assessment. Personal data may be collected and transferred only on a lawful basis and after the person has received the necessary information about processing.
3.2. The Company independently checks whether it can perform the work and may refuse to accept a client's application. Accepting a contact for review does not mean that a client agreement has been concluded or that the Partner is owed remuneration.
3.3. The partner agreement must define, before applications are submitted, the criteria for attributing a client to the Partner, treatment of repeat applications, the client-reservation period and grounds for rejection. The Company is not required to pay for unconfirmed, fictitious or non-compliant applications.
3.4. The Partner must report known changes and circumstances affecting the accuracy of an application, the applicant's authority or the legality of performance, and must not conceal them to obtain remuneration.
4. Remuneration and settlements
4.1. The basis for accrual, amount or formula, currency, mandatory taxes and withholdings, documents and payment date must be agreed in writing before the relevant work begins. Without such agreement, the Partner's actions do not automatically create a right to payment under published client tariffs.
4.2. The agreement separately defines the consequences of a client-order cancellation, payment refund, repeat application and inaccurate information. Recalculation and set-off are permitted only on an agreed or statutory basis and against a confirmed calculation; a dispute over part of an amount does not automatically deprive the Partner of all remuneration.
4.3. New remuneration terms apply to future actions under the agreed change procedure. A right to payment that has already arisen is not ended by unilateral publication of a new rate or by termination of cooperation.
4.4. The parties perform their tax obligations, including the Company's obligation to withhold and remit tax where applicable, under the applicable law. Describing the Partner as independent does not release the Company from a tax-agent obligation imposed by law.
5. Confidentiality and personal data
5.1. The parties must not disclose non-public commercial information received in connection with the cooperation or use it outside the agreed purpose, except as permitted by the owner or by law. The Partner must not use it to transfer a client base to third parties or unlawfully solicit clients for competitors.
5.2. When cooperation ends, information must be returned or deleted, except for documents that must be retained by law or to protect rights. The confidentiality obligation survives termination while the information retains a protected status under law or the agreement.
5.3. The Partner may process data on the Company's behalf only under a proper agreement defining the purposes, permitted actions, safeguards and end of processing. Providing a contact does not authorise mailings or unlimited subsequent use of the data.
6. Suspension and termination
6.1. If the Partner breaches requirements concerning accuracy, authority, receipt of money, use of designations or data processing, the Company may require the breach to be remedied and suspend the affected actions. If unlawful or irreversible consequences are threatened, suspension may take effect immediately, with notice to the extent permitted by law.
6.2. The agreement and the rules applicable to its legal form determine the grounds and procedure for ending cooperation. If a breach can be remedied, the Company states the required measures and a reasonable period. Termination does not cancel settlements for lawful actions that have been performed and are payable.
6.3. On termination, the parties determine the treatment of applications already submitted, accrued amounts, materials and data. The Partner may not continue to present itself as an active partner or assume new obligations on behalf of the Company.
7. Liability and final provisions
7.1. Each party is liable for its own breach and the losses it causes under the law and the agreement. The Partner is liable for exceeding its authority, inaccurate promises and unlawful actions involving money or data. The Company's liability to a client is not defined solely by a statement that the Partner is independent.
7.2. The agreement is governed by the law of the Kyrgyz Republic, subject to applicable mandatory rules. Disputes are resolved by a competent court under the procedure established by law. Cooperation is assessed according to its actual substance; the agreement's title does not exclude mandatory rules.
7.3. Notices to the Company must be sent to info@ozta.com or through the channel fixed in the partner agreement. The agreed delivery method must make it possible to identify the sender, content and recipient.
7.4. This version applies to agreements concluded after it is posted on the website. For an existing agreement, changes are accepted in the manner provided by that agreement and the law and do not cancel rights and duties that have already arisen.