General Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Online Courses, Audio Recordings, and Services
I. Introductory Provisions and Purpose of the Terms and Conditions
These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as the "Terms" or “T&Cs”) apply to the purchase of online courses and audio recordings (hereinafter collectively referred to as “digital content” or “products”), as well as services offered through the online interface available at www.anna-poppel.com
The purchase of products and services is governed by a Purchase Agreement concluded between the Seller and the Buyer. The process for concluding the Purchase Agreement is described in detail in Article III of these Terms and Conditions. These Terms constitute an integral part of the Purchase Agreement and set out in detail the rights and obligations of both parties to the Purchase Agreement — the Buyer and the Seller.
In the event of any conflicting provisions between the Purchase Agreement and these Terms, the provisions of the Purchase Agreement shall prevail.
These Terms also address additional matters related to the purchase of digital content and the use of the website www.anna-poppel.comThese Terms contain all the essential information you need before purchasing a product. Please read them carefully. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me prior to placing your order. You can find my contact details in Article II of these Terms.
By clicking the button “Confirm Purchase and Pay”, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms and to the described process of purchase and cooperation.These Terms contain all key information in a clear and structured manner. For easier navigation, here is a table of contents:
II. Key Terms and Definitions
SELLER
The Seller is:
Ing. Anna Hlavačková
Business ID (IČ): 11762047
Registered Office: Sečská 1848/5, Prague 10, 100 00, Czech Republic
Trade Register of the Trade Licensing Office of Prague 10
Phone: +420 722 931 516
Email: contact@anna-poppel.com
BUYER
The Buyer is any person who enters into a Purchase Agreement with me, as the Seller, via the online interface at www.anna-poppel.com, thereby purchasing one of my products.
The Buyer may be either:
an entrepreneur (a self-employed natural person or a legal entity such as a limited liability company or joint-stock company), or
a consumer.
CONSUMER
A consumer, under applicable legislation, is a natural person who is not acting within the scope of their business activities or independent profession.
If you are a natural person and you enter your Business ID (IČO) during the order process, I will assume you are purchasing as an entrepreneur, not as a consumer.CONSUMER CONTRACT
A Consumer Contract is a Purchase Agreement where the Buyer is a consumer.
Under the applicable laws, consumers are granted enhanced protection compared to Buyers who are not consumers. Accordingly, the Seller bears greater responsibilities, including the obligation to provide certain information as specified in both the Czech Civil Code and the Czech Consumer Protection Act.
If the Buyer is not a consumer, provisions of these Terms that apply solely to consumer protection shall not apply.DISTANCE CONTRACT
A Distance Contract is a Purchase Agreement concluded using means of distance communication, without the physical presence of the Seller and the Buyer.
This includes agreements concluded via the website, email, telephone, or similar methods.
You bear any costs associated with the use of distance communication tools (particularly internet or phone charges), which are charged at your provider’s standard rate.
By placing an order, you explicitly agree to the use of such means of communication.APPLICABLE LAW
The legal relationship between the Buyer and the Seller is governed by applicable Czech law, in particular:
Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Czech Civil Code (hereinafter “Civil Code” or “CC”), and
where the Buyer is a consumer, also by Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on Consumer Protection.
SYSTEMAGICA CO-OWNERS
Anna Hlavačková and Hanka Toulavá (hankatoulava.cz), are joint owners of the proprietary Systemagica method/framework.
The co-owner is:
Bc. Hana Toulavá
Business ID (IČ): 03721272
Registered Office: Bohdalice 52, Bohdalice-Pavlovice 683 41, Czech Republic
Trade Register of the Trade Licensing Office of the City of Brno since 14 January 2015
Phone: +420 733 473 057
Email: hanka@hankatoulava.cz
III. General Provisions on Digital Content and Products
Under a contract for the supply of digital content, the provider undertakes to make a digital item (digital content) available to the user for personal use, and the user undertakes to pay a fee for such use. The provisions of Section 2389a et seq. of Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code, shall apply to the supply of digital content.
Unless otherwise agreed for specific reasons, the provider undertakes to make the digital content available to the user without undue delay after the purchase price has been credited to the provider’s account.
If the provider is in delay with the supply of digital content and fails to fulfil their obligation without undue delay after being prompted by the user, or within an additional period expressly agreed upon by the parties, the user may withdraw from the contract.
Unless otherwise agreed between the provider and the user, the supply does not include updates to the digital content.
The provisions on the supply of digital content shall also apply in cases where the user, instead of payment, provides or undertakes to provide personal data to the provider — unless the provider processes such data solely for the purpose of supplying the digital content or for compliance with legal obligations.
IV. Order and Conclusion of the Purchase Agreement
The Buyer places an order for products via the website interface, specifically through an automated order system by submitting a completed order form.
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
The website interface provides a detailed description of the products and consultations offered, including information on what they include, who they are intended for, what benefits they may bring to the Buyer, the format in which they are delivered, and whether any additional conditions are necessary for their effective use or completion.
Bonuses provided in connection with specific products are also described in detail.
All product presentations on the website are for informational purposes only.
As the Seller, I am not obliged to enter into a Purchase Agreement solely on the basis of these presentations.
The provisions of Section 1732(2) of the Czech Civil Code shall not apply.ORDERING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
To place an order via the website interface, the Buyer must complete the order form by providing the following information:
full name (or company name),
address,
email,
telephone number,
for entrepreneurs: Business ID (IČ) and VAT number (DIČ),
payment method, and
Select the product(s) by marking the relevant checkbox.
Before submitting the order, the Buyer is allowed to review and modify the entered information and correct any errors.
The order is submitted by clicking the “Confirm Purchase and Pay” button.
Upon receipt of the order, I will notify you by email sent to the electronic address you provided in the order.
This notification is sent automatically and does not constitute acceptance of the order unless explicitly stated.
If confirmation of acceptance is not included in the initial message, I will send a separate confirmation by email.
Until you receive such confirmation, the order may be canceled by phone or email (using the contact details provided in Article II of these Terms).
The Purchase Agreement is concluded at the moment the confirmation of order acceptance is delivered to the email address provided in the order.
If there are any doubts, I may contact you to verify the authenticity of the order. If the verification is unsuccessful, the order is deemed not to have been submitted, and it will not be processed.
The Purchase Agreement is concluded in the English language.
It is concluded in electronic form, consisting of your submitted order, my acceptance of the order, and these Terms and Conditions.
The contract is archived in electronic form and is not accessible to the Buyer.
V. Product Pricing and Payment
PRODUCT PRICES
The current prices of individual products are always listed on the website interface. The prices remain valid for as long as they are displayed on the website.
If a promotional price is listed, the conditions and validity period of the promotional offer will also be clearly specified.
Due to the nature of digital products, there are no additional shipping or delivery costs.
The price displayed in the order summary (before clicking the “Complete Purchase” button) is therefore the final price to be paid.The agreed purchase price is the price displayed next to the product at the time you submit your order (as stated in the submitted order form).
If an obvious pricing error occurs on the website (such as a typo or data entry error), I am not obligated to deliver the product at that clearly incorrect price, even if an automated order confirmation has been sent.
If you have already paid the incorrect amount, I reserve the right to withdraw from the Purchase Agreement.
If the product price changes between the time you place the order and the confirmation is sent, the price at the time of order submission shall apply — unless we explicitly agree otherwise.
The provisions of Section 2119(1) of the Czech Civil Code shall not apply.Unless explicitly agreed otherwise, I am not obligated to provide access to the product until full payment of the agreed purchase price has been received.
METHOD OF PAYMENT
You may pay the purchase price using the following methods:
Bank transfer – payment is typically processed within 1–3 business days. You will receive payment instructions in the confirmation email.
Please include the correct variable symbol to ensure proper payment matching and timely product delivery.Credit or debit card (VISA, VISA Electron, MasterCard, Maestro) – payment is processed immediately.
Online bank transfer – payment is processed immediately.
All payment methods are processed via Stripe, Inc., a secure and trusted payment gateway for card payments and online transfers.
Card numbers, banking credentials, and personal details are entered via a secure and encrypted Stripe channel.
Any additional payment methods will be listed on the website or may be agreed upon individually.
All prices are payable in Euros (EUR).
DUE DATE OF THE PURCHASE PRICE
For bank transfers, the purchase price is due within 7 calendar days of the order confirmation (i.e., the conclusion of the Purchase Agreement).
The due date is provided in the payment instructions.
Payment is considered completed once the amount has been credited to my bank account.
For online card payments or instant bank transfers, the purchase price is due immediately upon conclusion of the Purchase Agreement.
A payment receipt and invoice will be issued upon receiving your payment.
For online payments, the invoice will be sent immediately after successful payment.
For other methods, the invoice will be sent within 3 business days of payment receipt.
INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS
The Buyer is obligated to pay the full agreed price, even if an installment plan is permitted.
If any installment is more than 14 days overdue, the entire remaining balance becomes immediately due, in accordance with Section 2002 of the Czech Civil Code.
Withdrawal from the Purchase Agreement (these Terms and Conditions) during the instalment period or while the course or coaching programme is in progress is only possible in exceptional cases, which must be individually discussed and approved by the service provider.
In the event of withdrawal, the Buyer is not entitled to a refund of any amounts already paid.
VI. Delivery Terms
METHOD OF DELIVERY
Upon payment of the full purchase price, the digital content will be delivered to you in accordance with the specific terms provided for each product on the website www.anna-poppel.com and summarised before purchase.
Depending on the product, delivery may include:
a) Email delivery of digital content – provision of access credentials, links or files (including, as applicable, PDFs, MP3s, videos, or other downloadable/streamable materials).
b) Invitation to a live online session – provision of a unique link or calendar invitation enabling participation in a scheduled online session.
c) Access to a recording – provision of a link enabling streaming or download of a video/audio recording.
d) Access to a private online group – provision of access (e.g., a Facebook group, a Telegram group) that may contain study materials, community support, or implementation guidance.
e) Access to a private collaboration space for coaching programs – for multi-week or multi-month coaching/mentorship delivered via a messaging or collaboration platform (e.g., Slack), delivery is initiated by granting the Buyer access to a private Slack channel or workspace designated for the program. Throughout the coaching term, the Provider will deliver services and associated materials within this space, which may include, without limitation, written and voice guidance, office-hour or response-window support, ChatGPT prompts/agents, templates, links, and working documents (e.g., Google Docs) as specified in the service description or as agreed individually. The scope, cadence, and format of delivery (including response windows and business days/hours, if applicable) are those stated in the relevant offer or agreed before purchase.
f) Access to members-only areas or private workspaces – where applicable, provision of access to restricted areas or workspaces (e.g., members’ area of a website, shared Google Drive/Docs folders, Notion workspace) used to host or organize program materials.
For access-based services under (d), (e) and (f), the Buyer is responsible for (i) maintaining a compatible device, internet connection, and platform account(s), and (ii) accepting invitations and keeping login credentials secure. If the Buyer fails to join the designated platform within 7 days of the invitation being issued, the service shall be deemed made available on the date the invitation was sent.
For services, such as consultations, the session will take place at a pre-agreed location (which may also be online) and time.
If the client is unable to attend, they must notify the provider at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled appointment.
If the consultation does not take place and the Buyer has not informed the provider, it shall be deemed that the consultation was conducted as scheduled.
The provider undertakes to maintain strict confidentiality regarding all private matters and business information disclosed by the Buyer during the course of service delivery. Any breach of this confidentiality that could result in harm to the Buyer is strictly prohibited.
DELIVERY TIMEFRAME
a) Online courses will be delivered within 3 business days after the payment has been credited to my bank account.
For payments made via online card payment or instant bank transfer, the product will be delivered immediately upon payment confirmation.
b) An exception applies when the course has a fixed start date for all participants, which is clearly communicated in advance.
c) The delivery of services (e.g., consultations) is agreed individually after the order is confirmed or through prior mutual arrangement.
d) For coaching programs delivered via a collaboration/messaging platform (e.g., Slack), service delivery commences upon granting platform access or on the mutually agreed start date, whichever occurs later, and continues for the duration specified in the offer. Access invitations are typically issued within 3 business days after payment is credited, unless stated otherwise. If the Buyer does not join the platform within 7 days of the invitation being issued, the service is deemed made available on the date the invitation was sent.
Upon receiving the product, please check the functionality and accessibility of the content as soon as possible.
If you identify any issues or defects, please contact me immediately so that I can address them.
Further details are outlined in Article VIII of these Terms and Conditions.To ensure full functionality of the digital content, you must have hardware and software capable of opening and working with files in PDF format (see further requirements in Article VII).
Quality issues and defects relating to delivered digital content or access-based deliveries are handled under Article X (Defects / Non-Conformity).
VII. Functionality of Digital Content, Compatibility with Hardware and Software, and Copyright Protection
Access and Technical Requirements
I deliver digital content exclusively to you, as the Buyer, either (i) to your email address, (ii) by providing a URL where the content is hosted, or (iii) by granting access to a designated collaboration or delivery platform (e.g., Slack, Google Drive/Docs, private FB group) and to video-conferencing tools (e.g., Google Meet).
To ensure full functionality, you must have hardware and software capable of opening and working with .doc/.docx and .pdf files, as well as a current web browser that supports audio/video playback (standard audio/video codecs). For access-based services and coaching programs, you are responsible for creating/maintaining any required third-party accounts (e.g., Slack, Google) and for a stable internet connection with sufficient bandwidth; your hardware must support audio/video input and output.
Access to online course content hosted in a members’ area requires logging into your user account with the access credentials provided.
I am not liable for unavailability caused by your device/software settings, your bandwidth limitations, your failure to create or maintain required platform accounts, or outages/maintenance of third-party platforms (Slack, Google, payment gateways, hosting providers). Content or platforms may be temporarily unavailable due to maintenance or server outages. Websites and hosted materials may be updated without prior notice.Nature of Products; License and Intellectual Property Rights
Products and services are provided based on my knowledge, experience, and years of practice. They contain guidance and recommendations; your implementation, effort, and outcomes remain your responsibility. I therefore cannot guarantee any specific results. Products and digital content do not replace individual consultations unless expressly purchased as such.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, all digital content and program materials (including, without limitation, videos, audio, written materials, ChatGPT prompts/agents, templates, frameworks, and shared Google Docs) are protected by copyright. Upon purchase, you are granted a personal, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to access and use the materials for your own internal purposes only for the duration stated in the offer (or, where no duration is stated, for personal use on an ongoing basis).
You may not distribute, publish, resell, share access, or otherwise make the materials available to third parties (including by forwarding Slack invites, sharing Google Drive links outside the agreed scope, or posting content publicly) without my prior express written consent. Any infringement may give rise to civil and/or criminal liability under applicable law.
Content you (the Buyer) upload or contribute (e.g., within Slack or shared documents) remains your intellectual property; by submitting such content, you grant me a limited license to use it solely for purposes of delivering the purchased service/program and maintaining necessary records.
For brand and proprietary method notices (including Voice to Visibility™, NeuroTouch™, and Systemagica™), see Article XII (Proprietary Methods, Trade Names, and Branding).
User Accounts, Access Security, and Seat Usage
Where access credentials are provided (e.g., members’ area, Slack workspace/invite, shared Google Drive/Docs), you must keep credentials secure and confidential and must not allow third parties to use your access. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, each purchase grants access to one natural person (one seat).
You must keep your account/profile information complete, accurate, and up to date. If you materially breach the Agreement or these Terms (including license restrictions or confidentiality obligations), I may restrict or terminate your account or access (including revoking Slack or Drive permissions) without prejudice to my other rights and remedies. The same applies in cases of copyright or acceptable-use violations, including unauthorized sharing of materials or access.
Use of program names and marks is further governed by Article XIII.
VIII. Cancellation Terms for Services
This Article governs cancellation/rescheduling of time-specific services; defects in digital content and access are handled under Article X.
1. Cancellations of Sheduled Consultations/Sessions and Fees
a) Cancellation more than 7 days before the agreed date (i.e., on day 8 and earlier) is free of charge.
b) Cancellation 7 days or fewer before the agreed date incurs a cancellation fee of 50% of the service price.
c) The cancellation fee serves as partial compensation for: (i) reserved capacity/time that can no longer be offered to other clients, (ii) administrative handling of cancellations, and (iii) non-refundable third-party payment processing charges (e.g., card gateway fees).
2. Rescheduling
a) Rescheduling is free of charge if requested more than 7 days in advance.
b) In case of illness or a serious unforeseen event, an individual late rescheduling may be agreed.
c) Such late rescheduling may be used at most once per 6 months.
3. No-Show without Notice
If you do not attend the scheduled session and fail to notify me in advance, 100% of the service price is charged.
4. Contact Details for Cancellations/Changes
For cancellations or changes, please contact me by email or by phone (see the contact details on anna-poppel.com or in these Terms and Conditions). Messages via Messenger or similar platforms will not be taken into account for cancellation/rescheduling purposes.
5. Packages and Multi-Session Programs (including Slack-based coaching)
a) Definition and Commencement. A “Package” means a block of prepaid sessions and/or a time-bound coaching/mentorship delivered over a defined term (e.g., a 3-month Slack program). A Package begins on the agreed start date or upon granting access to the designated collaboration space (e.g., Slack), whichever occurs later (see Article VI(2)(d)).
b) Cancellation Before Commencement. If a Package is canceled more than 7 days before commencement, no cancellation fee applies. If canceled 7 days or fewer before commencement, a 50% cancellation fee applies.
c) After Commencement – Non-Refundable. Once a Package has commenced, the fee is non-refundable. This reflects the reserved capacity, access granted (e.g., Slack), and ongoing delivery of materials (e.g., prompts, templates, shared documents).
d) Rescheduling Within a Package. Individual session times within a Package follow the Rescheduling rules in point 2 above. A no-show counts as a used session.
e) Pause/Extension. One pause of up to 14 calendar days may be granted by mutual agreement during the Package term. Longer pauses or extensions may be agreed in writing and may be subject to an administrative fee.
f) Expiry. All sessions and access rights included in a Package must be used within the Package term. Unused sessions expire at the end of the term and are not refundable.
g) Transferability and Seat Use. Packages are personal and non-transferable unless we agree in writing otherwise. Unless expressly agreed, access is for one natural person (one seat); credential sharing is not permitted (see Article VII).
h) Punctuality. If the Buyer is late to a scheduled session, the session will still end at the original end time. If the Provider is late, the lost time will be made up or another session will be scheduled by agreement.
i) Time Zone. All scheduling is based on the Provider’s time zone (Europe/Prague), unless expressly agreed otherwise.
6. Time-Specific Services and Statutory Withdrawal
a) For time-specific services booked for a particular date or period (e.g., a scheduled online session/consultation on a fixed date and time), the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal for distance contracts does not apply once a specific performance date is agreed and confirmed.
b) For packages/coaching programs (multi-week or multi-month) that begin before the expiry of any statutory withdrawal period at the Buyer’s request (e.g., granting Slack access or holding the intake session), the Buyer acknowledges that:
i) the Provider begins performance upon such request;
ii) if the Buyer withdraws within the statutory period, the Buyer owes proportionate payment for services already provided; and
iii) once the services are fully performed, the right of withdrawal no longer applies.
This clause complements Article XI(11) and Article VI(2)(d).
7. Refund Method and Timing
a) Where a refund is due under these Terms, the refund will be made to the original method of payment (unless technically impossible) within 14 days of confirmation of eligibility.
b) The refundable amount equals the amount received minus any applicable cancellation fee under VIII(1) (or other agreed fee under Article IX) and minus any transaction amounts not refunded by the payment processor (card gateway/bank) under their rules.
c) Where the Buyer paid by bank transfer, the Buyer must provide correct bank details; the Provider is not liable for delays caused by missing/incorrect details.
d) Refund processing times may vary based on the Buyer’s bank or card issuer’s policies.
IX. Withdrawal from the Purchase Agreement
Statutory 14-Day Withdrawal (Consumer; Distance Contract)
By law, a consumer may generally withdraw from a distance contract within 14 days of the conclusion of the Purchase Agreement, without giving any reason.
By ordering and paying for the product, you expressly agree that the product (digital content) will be supplied immediately or within 3 business days after payment. If, on the basis of this consent, the product is delivered within 14 days of concluding the Purchase Agreement, then under Section 1837(l) of the Civil Code you do not have the right to withdraw from the contract without cause and obtain a refund.
You may withdraw from the Purchase Agreement only in cases permitted by the Civil Code for defects/non-conformity (see Article X [Defects / Non-conformity] or Article VIII of these Terms, as applicable) or for another material breach of my contractual obligations.If the Product Is Not Delivered Within 14 Days
If the product is not delivered within 14 days of concluding the Purchase Agreement, you may, within that 14-day period (and before delivery occurs), withdraw from the Purchase Agreement without giving any reason (Section 1829 Civil Code).
You may withdraw by completing the model form available [insert link], or by sending a withdrawal notice in the body of an email to my contact address, or by letter to my postal address. When using the model form, I will confirm receipt without undue delay. Please attach proof of purchase if possible, or at least state the purchase date, your identification details, and which product you purchased. No justification is required.
I will refund the price you paid within 14 days of receiving your withdrawal. Refunds are made by the same method of payment you used, unless you agree to a different method that does not impose additional costs on you.Other Grounds for Withdrawal; Seller’s Right to Withdraw
As the Buyer, you may also withdraw from the Purchase Agreement in other cases provided by law or by the Purchase Agreement and these Terms, in particular in the event of defective performance (see Article IX [Defects / Non-conformity]).
As the Seller, I may withdraw from the Purchase Agreement in the event of a material breach of your obligations, including (without limitation) unauthorized interference with the website interface, infringement of copyright, and in other cases provided by law.
If the purchase price is not paid even within 10 days after its due date, the Purchase Agreement terminates upon expiry of that period. In the event of withdrawal, I am entitled to immediately revoke your access to the members’ area.Gifts/Bonuses Provided with the Product
Where a gift or bonus is provided together with the product, a gift agreement between us is concluded with a resolutive condition: if (a) you withdraw from the Purchase Agreement without cause, or (b) I withdraw due to your material breach of contractual obligations, the gift agreement terminates, and you must return the gift provided within 14 days of withdrawal.
All gifts and bonuses are dispatched or made accessible only after payment of the purchase price, unless the website states that they are provided only after expiry of any satisfaction guarantee period.
For time-specific services (fixed-date online sessions) and multi-month coaching packages, see the cancellation and commencement rules in Article VIII [Cancellation Terms] and Article XI [Enrollment, Onboarding, Commencement, and Package Terms].
X. Liability for Defects in the Supply of Digital Content and Complaints Procedure
Scope and Applicability.
This Article applies to digital content and access-based deliveries, including (without limitation) content provided via a members’ area, Slack workspace/channel, Google Drive/Docs links or folders, downloadable/streamable files (e.g., PDFs, audio, video), and recordings or access links delivered by email. It covers defects/non-conformity in such content or access (e.g., corrupted files, broken links, missing permissions, defective playback).
Time-specific live sessions/consultations delivered on a fixed date/time are governed by Article VIII (Cancellation Terms for Services) for cancellation/no-show rules, and by Article XI (Enrollment, Onboarding, Commencement & Package Terms) for package structure and performance; consumer withdrawal rules are in Article IX. Payment and billing issues are governed by Article V (Price & Payment).
Seller’s Liability at Handover; Presumption and Warranty (Consumers)
As the Seller, I am liable for ensuring that the product is free from defects at the time of handover. If you are a consumer and a defect becomes apparent within 6 months of handover, it is presumed that the product was defective at handover. If you are a consumer, I am also liable for defects that occur during the warranty period of 24 months from handover.Assertion of Rights for Defective Digital Content; Consumer Period
The user is entitled to assert rights arising from defective performance if the digital content exhibits a defect. A consumer may notify a defect within two years of handover of the digital content. In such a case, where possible, the user may request that the defect be remedied (or it will be assessed whether remedy is impossible or disproportionately costly).
Rights arising from defective performance shall be asserted with the provider by email without undue delay after discovery. The provider will then remedy the defect within a reasonable time so as not to cause the user significant inconvenience.
If the user is not a consumer, the provider is liable only for defects present at handover and the user must notify such defects without undue delay.Price Reduction or Withdrawal for Unremedied/Substantial Defects (Consumers)
A consumer may demand a reasonable price reduction or withdraw from the contract if the provider fails to remedy the defect under the preceding paragraph, or if the defect reappears after remedy, or if the defect constitutes a material breach of contract. The user is not entitled to withdraw from the contract if the defect is insignificant.Calculation of Reasonable Price Reduction; Time-Based Supply
In accordance with law, a reasonable price reduction is determined as the difference between the value of defect-free digital content and the value of the defective digital content supplied to the user. Where the digital content is to be supplied over a period of time, the period during which it was supplied defectively shall be taken into account.
If the digital content is provided in exchange for the user’s personal data instead of a fee, the user may not claim a reasonable price reduction.Refunds Owed Due to Defective Performance
Any monetary amounts that the provider must pay to the user due to defective performance—whether as a price reduction or following the user’s withdrawal—shall be returned at the provider’s expense without undue delay, but no later than 14 days from the day on which the user asserted the relevant right arising from defective performance.Governing Provisions
The rights and obligations relating to defective performance are governed by the applicable generally binding Czech legal regulations, in particular Sections 1914–1925, Sections 2161–2174b, and Section 2389a et seq. of Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code.Defect Notification Address
Defects in digital content must be notified without undue delay after discovery to the email address: contact@anna-poppel.com.Handling of Complaints; 30-Day Period
The provider shall handle the complaint without undue delay, but no later than within 30 days from its receipt. If, for reasons specified by law, the complaint process must take longer than 30 days, the provider undertakes to inform the user by day 30 from receipt of the complaint about the status and further course of handling.Exclusions
You are not entitled to rights from defective performance if you knew before handover that the product had a defect, or if you caused the defect yourself. The warranty and claims based on liability for defects do not apply to defects caused by improper use or storage of the product.Access Credentials/Delivery Not Received
If the product (or, for an online course, the access credentials) has not been delivered within the delivery period, please first check your “bulk mail” or spam folders. If you still cannot find the product (access credentials), please file a complaint as set out in the following paragraph.How to File a Complaint
Please submit your complaint without undue delay after discovering the defect. You may file a complaint by email to contact@anna-poppel.com or in writing to the postal address stated in Article II of these Terms.
I would appreciate it if you attach your invoice or other proof of purchase, a description of the defect, and your proposed resolution. I will handle your complaint without undue delay, no later than 30 days, unless we expressly agree otherwise. If you are a consumer, I will provide you with a written confirmation of the lodging and settlement of your complaint.
XI. Enrollment, Onboarding, Commencement, and Package Terms (Coaching & Mentorship)
1) Pre-Enrollment; No Obligation.
Before purchase, the parties may hold a complimentary discovery call to assess fit. No agreement arises from the discovery call alone.
2) Offer, Acceptance, and Deposit (if applicable).
Following pre-enrollment, the Provider may issue an Offer Summary (program scope, term, delivery channel(s), fees, payment schedule, start window) together with these Terms. The Package is formed when the Buyer accepts in writing and (if required) pays a reservation deposit. Unless stated otherwise, any deposit is credited against the Package price and is non-refundable once the start date is scheduled.
3) Commencement.
A Package commences on the earlier of:
a) the completion of the intake session; or
b) the Provider granting the Buyer access to the designated collaboration space (e.g., Slack channel/workspace) (see VI(2)(d)).
From Commencement, delivery proceeds on a rolling basis via Slack/Google Drive/Docs/Google Meet or as specified in the Offer Summary.
4) First Month – Non-Refundable Set-Up & Delivery Window.
The first 30 days from Commencement constitute an intensive set-up and delivery window (onboarding, structure design, access provisioning, initial coaching cadence). Fees for this first month are non-refundable. If the Buyer selected an installment plan, the first installment is always non-refundable.
5) Early Termination – Mutual Fit Safeguard.
a) Provider discretion (misfit/safety/integrity). If, in the Provider’s reasonable professional judgment, the engagement is a misfit, violates safety or integrity expectations, or cannot be responsibly continued, the Provider may terminate after the first 30 days with pro-rata refund of any unused full months (excluding the non-refundable first month and any delivered work/artifacts).
b) Buyer request to end early. If the Buyer requests early termination after Commencement, fees are non-refundable, and any outstanding installments remain due. The Provider may, at her sole discretion, approve a mutual early release; if granted, the release will set out any settlement (e.g., payment of the next installment or an early-exit fee) and the access cut-off date.
c) Right to refuse re-entry. If terminated under this clause, the Provider has no obligation to accept the Buyer into future programs.
6) Payment Plans; Default.
Payment plans are a convenience, not a month-to-month contract. The Buyer commits to the entire Package price. In case of default or an installment more than 14 days overdue, the entire remaining balance becomes immediately due (see also V(6)). Access may be suspended pending payment.
7) Scheduling; No-Shows; Punctuality.
Individual session times within a Package follow VIII(2) (Rescheduling). A no-show counts as a used session (see VIII(3)). Sessions end at the scheduled time if the Buyer is late; if the Provider is late, time will be made up or another session offered.
8) Hardship Pause (Serious Events).
In case of hospitalization, serious illness, bereavement, or other comparable hardship, the Buyer may request a pause of up to 30 calendar days within the Package term. Evidence may be requested. One hardship pause per Package is customary; longer or multiple pauses require written agreement and may incur an administrative fee. Time-boxed programs may be extended by the length of the approved pause.
9) Conduct and Disclosures.
The Buyer undertakes to (i) participate in good faith, (ii) maintain respectful conduct in all channels, and (iii) disclose material considerations relevant to safe, responsible coaching (e.g., current psychotherapy/psychiatric care or acute mental-health destabilization) to ensure appropriate boundaries, referrals, or pacing. The Provider may decline or terminate where responsible delivery is not possible (see 5(a)).
10) Access Scope and Seat Use.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, a Package provides access for one natural person (one seat). Credential sharing or seat substitution is not permitted (see VII). Access to Slack/Drive/Docs/Meet ends upon Package completion or termination.
11) Consumer Information (Distance Contracts).
If the Buyer is a consumer, the statutory 14-day withdrawal right for distance contracts may apply before Commencement. Where the Buyer requests an immediate start (Commencement within the withdrawal period), the Buyer acknowledges that (i) the Provider begins performance upon such request, (ii) the Buyer owes proportionate payment for services already provided if withdrawing during the period, and (iii) once the services are fully performed, the withdrawal right no longer applies. This does not affect the non-refundability of the first month under clause 4 after Commencement.
12) Force Majeure.
Deadlines, sessions, and obligations may be reasonably adjusted where either party is prevented or delayed by events beyond reasonable control (e.g., major outages, severe illness, governmental restrictions). Payment obligations already due are unaffected; any extensions will be communicated promptly in writing.
Digital artifacts arising within the program (e.g., files, recordings, transcripts, shared documents) are treated as digital content for defect handling under Article X.
XII. Confidentiality, Recordings, Transcriptions, References (Testimonials), and Use of De-Identified Insights
Confidentiality
1.1. The Provider shall keep confidential all non-public information disclosed by the Buyer in connection with the performance of the Agreement (“Confidential Information”) and shall not disclose it to third parties, except: (a) to trusted processors and service providers engaged for service delivery and administration (e.g., Slack, Google Drive/Docs, Google Meet, transcription tools, hosting and payment gateways), (b) where disclosure is required by law, regulation, court or administrative authority, or (c) where the Buyer provides prior express consent.
1.2. Confidentiality does not apply to information that is or becomes publicly available other than through a breach, was already rightfully known to the Provider, or is independently developed without use of the Buyer’s Confidential Information.Recordings and Transcriptions (Consent and Use)
2.1. Live sessions (e.g., Google Meet/Zoom) are recorded only with the express consent of both parties. Either party may withhold consent.
2.2. If a session is recorded, the Buyer consents that the Provider may store and process the recording and any related transcription for the purposes of: (a) performing the Agreement and delivering the program, (b) tracking client progress, (c) quality assurance and internal service improvement, and (d) maintaining necessary records (lawful bases: Art. 6(1)(b) and 6(1)(f) GDPR).
2.3. Voice notes and messages exchanged within the agreed collaboration environment (e.g., Slack) may be transcribed (including by trusted processors) and stored in the designated workspace/folders for the program.
2.4. The Buyer shall not record sessions or share Provider materials without the Provider’s prior written consent.Use of De-Identified/Aggregated Insights
3.1. The Provider may extract, generalize, and aggregate insights arising from the services (including from recordings, transcripts, voice notes and work artifacts) to develop frameworks, educational materials, and marketing communications, provided that such outputs are de-identified (i.e., contain no personal data and no information reasonably capable of identifying the Buyer or their circumstances) and do not reveal the Buyer’s confidential business information.
3.2. The Buyer may object at any time to the Provider’s use of new insights from that Buyer for marketing purposes by emailing the contact in Article II; upon objection, the Provider will cease using newly derived insights from that Buyer for marketing (this does not require deletion of previously published, already de-identified content).References and Testimonials
4.1. “Reference/Testimonial” means a statement, endorsement, case note, review, or public acknowledgment (including name, photograph/logo, job title, or trade name) that attributes the Buyer as the source.
4.2. The Provider may request a Reference/Testimonial from the Buyer; however, publication of any Reference/Testimonial that identifies the Buyer (by name/logo/likeness) requires the Buyer’s prior explicit consent.
4.3. The Provider may propose editorial adjustments for clarity/length; the Buyer may review and approve the final text before publication.
4.4. The Buyer may revoke consent to future use of an identifying Reference/Testimonial by written notice to the contact in Article II. Revocation will apply prospectively and does not require the Provider to withdraw past printed materials or prior lawful uses that cannot reasonably be recalled (e.g., past social media posts already shared), unless otherwise required by applicable law.
4.5. Source and authenticity. Testimonials published on www.anna-poppel.com reflect statements actually provided by clients, either submitted electronically to the Provider or posted publicly by clients on social media platforms.
4.6. Requesting testimonials. The Provider may invite clients to provide a testimonial after completion of the service engagement or after the client has materially experienced the product (e.g., completed a course). Providing a testimonial is voluntary; identifying details are published only with the client’s explicit consent (see XII.4.2).
4.7. Disavowal of doubtful statements. Statements appearing on social media profiles administered by the Provider (e.g., a Facebook page) that are reasonably suspected to have been posted by individuals who were not clients may be publicly disclaimed or removed where platform rules allow. The Provider may take reasonable steps to verify authenticity and to correct or clarify the record.
Retention and Security
5.1. Unless stated otherwise in the Provider’s Privacy Policy, recordings, transcriptions, and related artifacts are retained for the duration of the engagement and up to 3 years thereafter to evidence performance and provide continuity, or longer where a legal obligation applies.
5.2. The Provider implements appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect stored artifacts; further details are set out in the Privacy Policy. Processing of personal data (including through processors) is governed by the Privacy Policy and applicable data protection law (including the GDPR).Platform Access and Acceptable Use
6.1. For access-based services (e.g., Slack workspace/channel, shared Google Drive/Docs, members’ area), the Buyer must maintain required third-party accounts, device compatibility, and a stable internet connection (see Articles VI and VII).
6.2. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, each purchase grants access to one natural person (one seat). The Buyer must keep credentials confidential and must not share or sublicense access or materials to third parties.
6.3. In case of material breach of this Article or of Articles VI–VII, the Provider may restrict or terminate access without prejudice to other remedies.
Delivery mechanics are described in Article VI; technical requirements and IP/license rules are in Article VII; personal data processing is detailed in the Privacy Policy (GDPR notice); branding and proprietary method notices are set out in Article XIII.
XIII. Proprietary Methods, Trade Names, and Branding
Ownership and Public Notice
The Provider is the creator and owner of proprietary processes, frameworks, methodologies, and theories, including without limitation: “Voice to Visibility” and “NeuroTouch” (collectively with Systemagica, the “Proprietary Methods”). Public notice of authorship and first public claim is hereby given as of 16 October 2025. The foregoing designations are used as unregistered trademarks/service marks (™) where applicable. All rights reserved.Systemagica – Co-Ownership
“Systemagica” is a proprietary process/framework jointly developed and co-owned by Anna Hlavačková and Hanka Toulavá (website: hankatoulava.cz) (together, the “Systemagica Co-Owners”).
(a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by both Co-Owners, third parties shall not use, reproduce, adapt, translate, publish, distribute, sell, sublicense, co-brand, or register Systemagica or any confusingly similar designation as a mark, company name, domain, or handle.
(b) Each Co-Owner may use Systemagica™ in their own services and marketing, consistent with this Article and applicable law.
(c) Any licensing to third parties, or material changes to the name/mark, require written consent of both Co-Owners.Restrictions on Use (All Methods)
Unless expressly licensed in writing by the relevant owner(s), the Buyer and third parties shall not: (i) use, reproduce, adapt, translate, publish, distribute, sell, sublicense, or otherwise exploit the Proprietary Methods or any identical/confusingly similar names/logos/taglines; (ii) apply to register such signs (or confusingly similar signs) as trademarks, company names, domains, or social handles; or (iii) imply endorsement or affiliation.Limited Client Reference
Clients may make factual references (e.g., “completed the Voice to Visibility program”), provided they do not brand their own services with the Proprietary Methods or suggest authorization to use the names as their identifiers.Future Registration; Marking
If any designation becomes a registered trademark (®), references and marking in these Terms are deemed updated accordingly without further action. The owner(s) may update brand usage guidelines from time to time.Remedies
Breach of this Article constitutes a material breach and may result in immediate suspension/termination of access and pursuit of injunctive relief and damages, without prejudice to other rights.
Licensing/acceptable-use rules for program materials appear in Article VII.
XIV. Complaints Handling and Consumer Dispute Resolution
Complaints
If you have any complaint relating to the concluded Purchase Agreement, its performance, or my activities, please contact me at the postal address stated in Article II of these Terms or by email at contact@anna-poppel.com. I operate on the basis of a trade licence; the competent supervisory authority is the relevant Trade Licensing Office. Supervision over compliance with consumer protection regulations is carried out by the Czech Trade Inspection Authority (Česká obchodní inspekce). Supervision over compliance with personal data protection regulations is carried out by the Office for Personal Data Protection (Úřad pro ochranu osobních údajů). You may also address these authorities with your complaints.Out-of-Court Consumer Dispute Resolution (ADR)
If a consumer dispute arises between me as the Seller and you as the consumer, you have the right to its out-of-court settlement. The entity competent for out-of-court dispute resolution under Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on Consumer Protection, is the Czech Trade Inspection Authority. Detailed information is available on the Czech Trade Inspection Authority’s website www.coi.cz.
Consumers may also use the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform established by the European Commission at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.Codes of Conduct
I declare that I am not bound by any codes of conduct within the meaning of Section 1826(1)(e) of the Czech Civil Code.
XV. Final Provisions
The Purchase Agreement is concluded for a fixed term, namely until the fulfilment of the obligations arising therefrom by both the Seller and the Buyer.
Personal data protection is governed by a separate document (Privacy Policy) available on the website.
Please note that I am entitled to unilaterally amend these Terms and Conditions; however, the version effective at the time the order is submitted shall always apply to the Buyer.
These Terms and Conditions are effective as of 17 October 2025.