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Information about the operator of this website according to Art. 9 of Portuguese Decreto-Lei n.º 7/2004 (e-commerce) and applicable EU transparency rules.

DL 7/2004EU transparencyMade in Portugal

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The 30-second version

  • This page names the real humans and company behind nextaisuite — a legal requirement we are happy to meet.
  • Questions about the site or its content: [email protected].
  • Complaints about personal data: read our Privacy Policy.

Plain-language orientation — the numbered sections below are the complete, legally binding text.

What is an imprint — and why does this page exist?

Across the EU, anyone operating a website professionally must publicly disclose who is behind it — this page is that disclosure, written as we wish every site wrote it: plainly. No one should have to wonder who runs the tools they trust with their documents, or who to email when something breaks.

1. Operator of this website

Company / business
[Registered legal name] — [Legal form, e.g. Sociedade unipessoal por quotas]
Tax ID (NIF)
[NIF / VAT number]
Commercial registry
[Commercial registry + registration number]
Registered address
[Registered address], Portugal
Phone
[Phone number]

Before launch

The placeholders above must be replaced with your real business identity via the environment configuration in apps/web/.env before the site goes public — an incomplete imprint itself violates disclosure law.

2. Responsible for editorial content

Responsible for the content of this website pursuant to Art. 9(1) of Decreto-Lei n.º 7/2004: [Legal representative name], [Registered legal name], with registered office at [Registered address], Portugal. Contact: [email protected].

3. Data protection authority

For matters concerning personal data protection in Portugal, the competent supervisory authority is the Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados (CNPD) — www.cnpd.pt. Our own privacy contact is listed in the Privacy Policy.

4. Complaint book & dispute resolution

Portuguese consumer law (Lei n.º 144/2015 and Decreto-Lei n.º 7/2004) requires operators offering services to consumers to make the official electronic complaint book available and to name a certified out-of-court dispute resolution entity (RAL). Both are listed below — though writing to [email protected] first resolves most issues faster than any form.

Electronic complaint book
livroreclamacoes.pt
RAL entity
[Certified RAL entity for digital services — update me]

5. Disclaimer of liability

The content of this site has been created with utmost care. However, we cannot guarantee that the content is correct, complete, or up to date. As a service provider we are responsible for our own content on these pages in accordance with general law, but we have no obligation to monitor transmitted or stored third-party information. Liability claims against us for material or immaterial damage caused through the use or non-use of this information are excluded unless we acted with intent or gross negligence.

This website may contain links to external third-party websites over whose content we have no influence; the respective operator is always responsible for their content. Illegal content was not apparent at the time of linking. Upon becoming aware of legal violations, such links will be removed promptly.

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