Legal notice

The qrono.ch website and the QRONO application are published by:

InGeoLab Suisse Sàrl
Route du Sanetsch 3C
1950 Sion
Valais – Switzerland

UID: CHE-193.007.823
Contact: contact@qrono.ch

QRONO services are hosted by:

• Infomaniak Network SA (qrono.ch website) — Geneva, Switzerland
• Supabase Inc. (database, file storage, authentication)
• Vercel Inc. (application web server)

QRONO is online software that lets building owners and property managers keep an inventory of their fire protection equipment, record inspections, track deadlines and produce the control logbook.

QRONO is a tracking and documentation tool. It is neither an inspection, nor an expert assessment, nor a certificate of compliance.

All elements of the qrono.ch website and the QRONO application (texts, graphics, software, trademarks, logos, interfaces) are the exclusive property of InGeoLab Suisse Sàrl or are used under a licence granted to it.

Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication or adaptation of all or part of these elements, by any means or process, is prohibited without the prior written consent of InGeoLab Suisse Sàrl.

InGeoLab Suisse Sàrl strives to ensure the availability and accuracy of the information published on qrono.ch and in the application. However, the publisher cannot guarantee that the service will be free of errors, interruptions or unavailability, particularly during maintenance, technical failures or force majeure.

The owner of a building remains solely responsible for complying with their legal fire safety obligations. The application's terms of use, accepted when subscribing, set out each party's responsibilities.

The website may contain links to third-party websites. InGeoLab Suisse Sàrl has no control over these websites and accepts no responsibility for their content.

The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy policy.

For any question about your personal data, contact: contact@qrono.ch

This legal notice is governed by Swiss law, in particular the Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) and the Code of Obligations (CO).

Any dispute relating to its interpretation or performance falls under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the canton of Valais, Switzerland, subject to mandatory statutory provisions to the contrary.