Preparing Tablevert
Preparing Tablevert
Legal draft
Draft launch terms for Tablevert restaurants, creators, campaign marketplace workflows, subscriptions, tracking, and operational emails.
This page is operational draft copy for the Tablevert product build. It must be reviewed and finalized by qualified legal counsel before publication or customer use.
Tablevert is currently prepared for restaurants and creators in France, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Luxembourg, Belgium. Availability, tax treatment, contract language, and consumer/business notices may need local legal review before launch in each market.
Tablevert is a restaurant-first influencer marketing marketplace for restaurants and food creators in France, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Luxembourg, and Belgium at launch.
Restaurants can onboard locations, connect owner-confirmed Google Places business data, select a plan, prepare creator campaigns, publish marketplace campaigns, review creator applications, manage matches, schedule visits, track campaign actions, and review estimated performance dashboards.
Creators can create profiles, apply to creator campaigns, accept or reject invitations, schedule visits, submit content proof, and view payout or invoice-record placeholders where applicable.
These Terms of Use are launch placeholder text pending final legal review. They are not legal advice and must be finalized before commercial launch.
Company details: Tablevert, France, contact@tablevert.com, tablevert.com. Registered office, VAT number, company registration number, hosting provider, and authorized representative fields are placeholders that must be replaced before publication.
The marketplace helps restaurants publish creator campaign briefs and helps creators discover hospitality collaborations. Tablevert may generate automatic matches and reason labels based on available profile, geography, campaign, and restaurant data.
Tablevert does not guarantee creator acceptance, restaurant approval, content performance, bookings, follower growth, revenue, or ROI.
Campaigns may be barter, paid, or a combination depending on the campaign brief. Restaurants are responsible for clearly describing meals, discounts, gift cards, payment terms, deliverables, booking expectations, and content requirements.
Creators are responsible for confirming they can deliver the agreed content and for submitting truthful proof of delivery. Locked campaign terms cannot be edited by normal users after creator locking except through later admin or support workflows.
Tablevert may create payout ledger and invoice-record placeholders for paid campaigns. These records help restaurants, creators, and admins track obligations but do not represent full Mollie Connect payout processing at launch unless separately configured and approved.
Creators remain responsible for accurate invoice, tax, VAT, and legal information. Country-specific tax and payout handling requires accountant and legal review.
Tablevert uses Google Places API through backend services to resolve Google Maps URLs, verify a Google Place ID, and store minimal owner-confirmed business details needed for onboarding and duplicate restaurant protection.
Tablevert does not scrape Google Maps and does not store a Google review database or Google review content at launch.
Campaign tracking links and QR codes may record page views, redirects, and similar campaign events for dashboard reporting. Metrics and ROI estimates are not guaranteed revenue claims.
Google Analytics is only intended to run after analytics consent is granted. Necessary storage remains required for login, security, consent, and platform operation.
Gmail API may be used for transactional emails such as account, onboarding, billing, campaign, content, and admin alert messages. Marketing emails require opt-in and can be opted out of later.
Users may upload restaurant files, creator verification proof, campaign proof screenshots, or invoice PDFs where the platform supports it. Users must not upload illegal, misleading, harmful, or unauthorized content.
Uploads are subject to file type, file size, storage, security, and retention rules.
Users may submit a data deletion request through Tablevert or by contacting contact@tablevert.com. Deletion is reviewed before completion when active subscriptions, campaigns, bookings, invoices, security, tax, legal, or dispute obligations may require retention.
For privacy, deletion, legal, or marketing opt-out requests, contact contact@tablevert.com.