Legal notice and terms of use
Last updated: 1 August 2026
Who runs this website
- Owner of the website
- Jaime Palop
- Trading name
- Arbya
- Website
- arbyasolutions.com
Arbya is the name under which we offer services related to business analysis, artificial intelligence, automation and the development of digital solutions adapted to each company.
What this website is for
This website exists to explain who Arbya is and what it does, and to let companies or individuals get in touch with a question or a request for an initial assessment.
Sending a form or an email does not create a contract and does not oblige either party to enter into a professional relationship.
Hiring a service requires express acceptance of a proposal, quote, contract or similar document.
Conditions of use
You agree to use this website lawfully, responsibly and in good faith.
You may not:
- Use the website for fraudulent or unlawful purposes.
- Introduce malicious programs, files or code.
- Attempt to access restricted systems or information without authorisation.
- Submit false or misleading information through the form.
- Reproduce or commercially exploit the contents without permission.
- Act in ways that could damage the operation or the reputation of Arbya.
Arbya may restrict access or take any other necessary measures where it detects use that breaches these conditions.
About the information on our services
The information published on this website is general and informative.
Every company has different needs, processes and circumstances. The contents of this website are therefore not personalised professional advice, not a binding offer and not a guarantee of results.
The scope, price, duration, conditions and deliverables of each project are agreed expressly before any work begins.
Arbya does not guarantee savings, productivity gains, revenue or any other specific outcome unless it has been set out expressly in writing.
Intellectual and industrial property
The texts, designs, visual elements, structure, logo, brand identity, images and other original contents of this website belong to Arbya or are used with sufficient permission.
Visiting the website grants no intellectual or industrial property rights over these contents.
They may not be reproduced, transformed, distributed, extracted or used commercially without prior authorisation.
Trade names, trademarks, tools and content belonging to third parties remain the property of their respective owners.
Links to other sites
This website may include links to pages or services run by third parties.
Arbya does not necessarily control the content, availability, security or policies of those sites and is not liable for any harm arising from their use.
Including a link does not necessarily imply a recommendation, a partnership or a commercial relationship with its owner.
Availability and liability
Arbya works to keep the website running correctly and its information clear and up to date.
Even so, it cannot guarantee permanent availability or the complete absence of errors, interruptions, incompatibilities or technical incidents.
Arbya is not liable for harm arising from:
- Improper use of the website.
- Decisions taken solely on the basis of the general information published here.
- Interruptions caused by external providers or services.
- Attacks, malicious software or the acts of third parties.
- False information supplied by users.
These limitations do not apply where liability cannot be excluded under applicable law.
Data protection
Personal data provided through the form or by email is handled in accordance with our Privacy policy.
Sending an enquiry allows us to use that data solely to deal with it, to keep up the related correspondence and to assess a possible professional relationship.
Cookies
The use of cookies and similar technologies is covered by our Cookie policy.
Changes to these terms
Arbya may update this legal notice when the website, the services, the providers used or the applicable law change.
The version published at any given moment is the one in force.
Governing law
This legal notice is governed by Spanish law.
Any dispute will be submitted to the courts having jurisdiction under the applicable rules.