Legal Notice
Operator information under Section 5 of the Austrian E-Commerce Act (ECG) and Section 25 of the Media Act (MedienG). Business customers should also check their own order, invoice or signed agreement for contracting details.
Operator
DI Osama Almughanni BSc
Sole proprietor, trading as Syncture
Döblergasse 3/3/8
1070 Vienna
Austria
Email: mail@syncture.com
Contact form: , answered on business days
Website: https://syncture.com
This address is the single point of contact under Article 11 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 for authorities and under Article 12 for recipients of the service. Correspondence is accepted in English and in German, and either is answered.
Trade registration and supervision
- Trade licence holder
DI Osama Almughanni BSc, sole proprietor.
- Trade authority
Magistrat der Stadt Wien.
- GISA number
33018379.
- Trade wording
Dienstleistungen in der automatischen Datenverarbeitung und Informationstechnik. A free trade under the Gewerbeordnung, requiring no certificate of competence.
- Authorised since
17 September 2020.
- VAT identification number
None has been issued. The operator is a small business within the meaning of Section 6(1)(27) UStG, so no Austrian value added tax is charged and no VAT is shown on an invoice. Each invoice states the exemption on its face.
- Chamber membership
Wirtschaftskammer Wien, Fachgruppe Unternehmensberatung, Buchhaltung und Informationstechnologie.
The trade law applied is the Austrian Trade Act 1994, published at ris.bka.gv.at. The GISA entry is public and can be searched by the number above.
Media owner and editorial line
The business develops and licenses software for the architecture, engineering and construction sector, together with the hosted storage that software publishes into.
Media owner and publisher within the meaning of Section 25 MedienG is DI Osama Almughanni BSc, sole proprietor, at the address above. He holds the whole of the business and exercises sole control over it. The editorial line of this website is limited to information about Syncture, how it is built, and the subjects surrounding it.
Business customers only
Syncture is offered to businesses and organisations and not to consumers. We are neither obliged nor willing to take part in dispute resolution before a consumer arbitration board. The European Commission publishes an online dispute resolution platform at ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.
Trade marks
Revit, Autodesk, BIM Collaborate Pro and Forma are trademarks of Autodesk, Inc. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Cloudflare and R2 are trademarks of Cloudflare, Inc. The logo identifies compatibility only. Syncture is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or certified by any of them.
Those names are used descriptively, to identify the applications Syncture works with. Their use implies no affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship or certification of any kind.
Copyright
The texts, layout, graphics and code of this website are protected by copyright. Reproduction, distribution, making publicly available or adaptation beyond what copyright law permits needs our written consent. Copies for private, non-commercial use are permitted.
Liability for content and links
This site is prepared with care and carries no warranty of accuracy, completeness or currency. What is written here is general information. It is not advice, and it is neither an offer nor a warranty of any characteristic. Our contractual liability is governed by the Terms.
Prices, figures and product descriptions are current at the date printed at the foot of the page carrying them. A figure attributed to a third party is that party's own published figure at the date stated beside it, is reproduced for comparison, and may since have changed.
This site links to websites whose content we do not control. Responsibility for that content rests with its operator. Links were checked for obvious unlawfulness when set. Monitoring them permanently without a concrete indication of an infringement is not reasonable, and a link is removed promptly once we learn of a violation.
Data protection
What personal data is processed, where customer project files are stored, under which jurisdiction, and what happens to the bytes when something is deleted are set out in the Privacy Policy. Processing carried out on a customer's behalf is governed by the Data Processing Agreement.
Legal and law enforcement requests
Send legal, data protection, billing and law enforcement requests by email. A request should identify the requesting party, the legal basis, the account affected and the action sought. We may require identity verification, the customer's authorisation, or valid legal process before we disclose or change anything.
Syncture holds customer project files. Where a workspace was created with encryption off, which is the default, a request for the contents of its files is one we are technically able to answer. In an encrypted workspace those contents are held under a 256-bit key generated on the customer's own machines, and we hold no key with which to open them. Names, paths, byte lengths, publish records, the share graph and lock state are held in readable form for every workspace, and the Privacy Policy lists them.
A request is answered only against valid legal process binding on an Austrian sole proprietor, and never on an informal approach. Where a request concerns a customer's files we are the processor and that customer is the controller. We will refer the requesting party to them and tell the customer, unless we are lawfully forbidden from telling them.
Reporting a vulnerability
Security reports are welcome by email. Include the steps to reproduce, the endpoints affected, the impact you believe it has, and a way to reach you. Reports are acknowledged within two business days.
We will not pursue a good-faith researcher who stays within their own account, respects the privacy of other customers, stops at the first sign of somebody else's data, and gives us a reasonable time to fix the issue before publishing it. Do not test against accounts you do not own. There is no paid bounty. Machine-generated notices and vulnerability claims carrying no technical detail are not answered.