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Legal notice

Last revised: 2026-08-16

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Some of the publisher’s identification details are not yet filled in, as the company registration is still in progress. They will be published as soon as they are available. In the meantime, please write to us at the address shown above.

Publisher

Name
RookUp
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Registered office
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Publication director
Loïs Lollia
Contact
contact@rookup.fr

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Intellectual property

Every element of this website (text, illustrations, animations, graphic elements, the RookUp name and logo, and the code that renders them) is protected by intellectual property law and remains the property of the publisher or its rights holders.

Any reproduction, representation, adaptation or exploitation, in whole or in part, by any means and on any medium, is prohibited without prior written permission. Quoting for information purposes remains free, provided the source is credited and linked.

External links

This website may link to third-party sites, in particular to the scheduling tool used for demonstrations. Those sites are independent of the publisher, who has no control over their content and cannot be held liable for their availability, their practices or the information they publish.

Linking to this website is free, provided it does not harm the RookUp brand and the linked page opens in its own window.

Liability

The publisher takes the greatest care over the accuracy of the information published, in particular prices and described features. That information is indicative, may change, and does not constitute a contractual offer. Only the contractual documents signed between RookUp and a customer are binding.

The publisher cannot be held liable for a temporary unavailability of the website, nor for damage resulting from fraudulent intrusion by a third party into its information systems.

Governing law

This notice is governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable settlement, the French courts alone have jurisdiction.

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