Syndik8 Terms of Service

Effective date: 5 October 2026

These terms are a contract with Deltatek Software Limited, registered in England and Wales (Company No. 02975256, VAT Reg No. GB662692706), whose registered office is 122 Great Berry Lane, Basildon, Essex, SS16 6BY ("Deltatek", "we", "us"). Syndik8 (syndik8.app) is our product. Please read these terms before creating an account or buying a subscription.

1. Acceptance and Who Is Bound

You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter a contract. You accept these terms personally when creating your account. A consumer is an individual acting wholly or mainly outside their trade, business, craft or profession.

An administrator acting for a company or another legal person must have its authority to accept the parts of these terms concerning its use of the service. Where the group has no separate legal personality, the administrator must have authority from the governing individuals or other legal persons responsible for its arrangements and accept those parts on their behalf. An app administrator role alone does not establish that authority. We call those represented parties the "customer" for shared records and the Customer Data Processing Schedule in section 10.

Your personal subscription purchase is governed by section 5; a Stripe connected account is governed by section 6. Accepting these terms as an app user does not make every member or administrator liable for either contract, or make you personally guarantee a company's debts.

2. The Service

Syndik8 helps groups sharing an asset, such as an aircraft, manage bookings, maintenance records, usage logs, documents, member billing, votes and payment collection. It is a software tool, not legal, financial, safety, tax or regulatory advice. We do not own or operate your assets, inspect, maintain, certify or release them to service, or act as an aviation maintenance, continuing-airworthiness or training organisation.

We may improve features and make necessary technical or security changes. A material reduction in paid functionality requires at least 30 days' notice and the cancellation and refund protections in section 13.

3. Your Account

Keep your credentials confidential and your contact details current. You are responsible for activity under your account unless it results from our failure to keep the service secure. Tell us immediately at [email protected] if you suspect unauthorised access; you are not responsible for unauthorised activity after telling us.

4. Acceptable Use and Licence

Use the service lawfully. Do not facilitate illegal activity, gain unauthorised access, transmit malicious or unlawfully harmful content, impair the service, or misrepresent your identity or authority. Do not copy, modify, reverse engineer, scrape, resell or use automated access except through features published for that purpose, such as the calendar feed, or to the extent applicable law permits the activity despite a contractual restriction.

We grant you a personal, non-transferable licence to use our apps and website for syndicates you belong to. We and our licensors own the software, design and our content. Your own content is covered by section 9. The iOS and Android apps are also subject to their app store's terms; Apple and Google do not provide our service or assume our obligations under this contract.

5. Subscriptions and Payments

5.1 Plans and prices

The free plan has the same features as the paid plan but limits its size: currently one aircraft, three members other than viewers, and one free syndicate per person unless you already own a paid one. The Subscription screen shows the aircraft and member limits. Changes are subject to section 13.

A paid monthly subscription is priced per aircraft and per member above the included number. Before subscribing, you see those rates, the included number, the total for your syndicate and the renewal arrangements. Prices shown to consumers include applicable VAT and other unavoidable charges; invoices identify VAT separately.

Adding or removing aircraft or members changes the subscription quantity. Before an increase, the administrator making it sees the cost and must agree. The difference is prorated and appears on the next monthly invoice, whether it increases or reduces the charge. This authority is subject to section 5.2.

5.2 The purchaser and administrator authority

The subscription belongs to a syndicate, but the administrator identified as the purchaser buys it personally and contracts with us for its charges. A billing name, company VAT number or another person's payment method does not by itself change the purchaser. You must be authorised to use the payment method. Any reimbursement by the group is governed by your own arrangements.

While you remain an administrator, you authorise the syndicate's other administrators to manage its subscription, including the quantity changes in section 5.1, payment details and cancellation. Replacing a card or changing a billing contact does not transfer the subscription contract or release you.

Your purchaser cancellation authority does not depend on retaining administrator access. If you leave, are removed or delete your account, the subscription continues on its existing payment arrangements until cancelled or taken over. We send you and the remaining administrators a notice: you retain a cancellation route for that subscription after departure or account deletion, and can also email [email protected] to stop future renewals. The remaining administrators may need to update the payment method and review billing contact arrangements with the purchaser or [email protected]; we do not automatically repoint the billing email to another administrator.

Until an agreed takeover, charges under your subscription cannot be increased and a cancellation cannot be reversed. You remain responsible for charges already incurred with your authority, including adjustments from before departure. Ordinary cancellation ends at the current paid-period end, with no further renewals; section 5.7 and your other legal rights can require an earlier end or refund.

For takeover, contact [email protected]. We record the replacement purchaser's acceptance and tell both parties when the takeover takes effect, releases the previous purchaser from future charges and ends their cancellation authority. Existing liabilities are not transferred or waived merely by changing a payment method. Membership changes do not themselves transfer the contract.

Stripe processes subscription payments. We do not store your full card details.

5.3 Trial and founding discount

A syndicate's first paid subscription has a 14-day free trial. You enter payment details at checkout and paid limits lift, but the first monthly charge is taken only when the trial ends. Cancel before then and pay nothing. Each syndicate gets one trial; later subscriptions start charging immediately. This does not remove any cancellation rights applying to a new contract.

While places remain, the first 50 syndicates subscribing receive 50% off the whole subscription for 24 months from the start of their subscription, including any trial. It is applied automatically and shown on invoices. The 24 months run continuously, including gaps after cancellation; resubscribing within them restores the discount for the remaining time. We will not withdraw a correctly awarded discount during that period. If an award arose from an error or misrepresentation, we will explain the issue and any proposed correction before further charges, and preserve applicable consumer rights.

5.4 Renewal and ordinary cancellation

Subscriptions renew automatically each month until cancelled. Any administrator can use Cancel renewal on the Subscription screen on the web, or email [email protected]. Stripe's billing portal separately manages payment details and invoices. The mobile screen shows the plan but cannot change it. A departed purchaser can use the independent route in section 5.2; access to an app account is not required to contact support.

Ordinary cancellation takes effect at the billing-period end. Paid access continues until then and the syndicate then returns to the free plan. Above the free limits it becomes read-only: existing records remain readable and exportable, payments already made can be recorded, flights already flown finalised, and members removed or aircraft archived to reduce its size; new activity cannot be created. Administrators can restore access by reducing it within the limits or resubscribing before removal under section 12.4. We notify administrators when it becomes read-only and before removal. Closing a syndicate ends its subscription immediately.

5.5 Refunds

If you cancel within 14 days of the first subscription payment, we refund the unused part of that month pro rata, subject to any more generous legal entitlement in section 5.7. You may also request a pro-rata refund within 14 days of a renewal that commits you to a further period; we consider these and other requests fairly in light of the circumstances.

Outside those rights, ordinary cancellation normally leaves the current paid period running rather than refunding it. Closing a syndicate does not itself create a refund entitlement. These arrangements do not restrict refunds or other remedies for our breach, a material adverse change, or under consumer law.

5.6 Prices and fees changing

We may adjust our subscription rates and platform fee to reflect changes in the cost of providing the relevant service, including supplier charges or changes required by law. Adjustments must be proportionate to that change, rather than an unrestricted right to set a new price. We give the purchaser and relevant administrators at least 30 days' email notice explaining the reason, amount and effective date.

A subscription rate change applies only at a monthly renewal after that notice. You can cancel before it applies without paying the new rate. A founding discount's agreed percentage and remaining duration are preserved. A platform-fee change applies only to payments processed after its effective date; administrators can disable in-app payments and settle externally before then. Section 13 also applies.

5.7 Consumer cancellation and starting early

If you are a consumer, you can cancel for any reason within 14 days after the day your subscription contract is made. The law may extend that period if required cancellation information was not provided. We also give you a further 14 days after the first payment following a free trial to cancel; this is an additional contractual benefit.

Use the web cancellation route, email [email protected], or send the form below. Any clear statement that you want to cancel suffices; the form is optional. Tell us if you are exercising a cooling-off right so we can end service and handle the refund, rather than only stop renewal. Cancel during the free trial and pay nothing.

If service is to start within your statutory cancellation period, we ask for your express request to start early, separately from accepting these terms, and explain any proportional cost before you agree. Starting early does not waive your right to cancel. Where you cancel under that right, we may charge only the lawful proportion for service supplied up to your cancellation, based on the agreed price. Without the required request and cancellation and cost information, you bear no cost for service supplied during that period. We apply the same refund protections to our additional post-trial cancellation period.

We reimburse the amount due without undue delay and within 14 days after you tell us, using the original payment method unless you expressly agree otherwise, with no refund fee. Other statutory rights, including rights concerning faulty services or digital content, remain unaffected.

5.8 Your confirmation

Before you commit, we provide the subscription's price, billing frequency, trial and discount dates, renewal and cancellation information. We send a confirmation you can retain, including the applicable terms and cancellation information, within a reasonable time after purchase and before service performance begins. It includes your early-start request where applicable.

6. Member Payments and Stripe Connected Accounts

If a syndicate collects dues, usage charges or expense settlements through Syndik8, we deduct a platform transaction fee. Its rate may differ between syndicates and is shown to administrators during payment setup and in billing settings. Our platform fee includes applicable VAT.

Member payments go to the syndicate's connected Stripe account. We never hold the money, do not provide payment services and are not a party to the underlying payment between a member and the group. Our fee and Stripe's processing fees are deducted from the recipient's amount, not added to the member's payment. Stripe sets its own charges under its agreement with the account holder; see Stripe pricing. Our notice provisions govern our fees, not Stripe's.

The connected account's legal holder is the verified company or, for an individual account, the individual who holds it for the group. The holder accepts Stripe's agreement and is responsible to Stripe. An individual should agree reimbursement and responsibilities with the group before setting it up.

A company remains the holder when its administrator leaves. The outgoing and remaining administrators must arrange any change of verified business representative and Dashboard access through Stripe's supported procedures, using Stripe Support where needed. Changing a representative or Dashboard user does not replace an individual legal account holder or release their historic liabilities. An individual holder needing replacement must contact Stripe and [email protected] about the supported transfer or replacement/closure route. Leaving Syndik8 does not itself revoke Stripe access, transfer or close the account. Pending payments, payouts, disputes and refunds may need handling on the original account; we do not guarantee an automatic transfer, closure or release.

Refunds, chargebacks, Direct Debit indemnity claims, dispute fees and account shortfalls are governed by Stripe's agreement with the holder and the group's obligations to its members. We pass authorised refund or correction instructions to Stripe rather than decide what the group owes. These arrangements do not exclude our responsibility for our own failures. When a payment is refunded we return our fee on the refunded amount proportionately; if a dispute is decided against the group we return our fee on the disputed amount proportionately. Stripe's own fee treatment is governed by its terms.

If your syndicate is VAT-registered and needs invoices for our fees, email [email protected] with its name and VAT number. We issue monthly VAT invoices within 30 days of month-end. Adding a VAT number in Billing prints it on member statements and does not itself request those invoices.

7. Asset and Aviation Responsibilities

Status indicators, including those labelled "Airworthiness", warnings and booking restrictions are calculated from records entered and decisions recorded by users. They may be incomplete, outdated or wrong and omit matters never entered. They do not certify an aircraft's condition, establish its actual or legal airworthiness, release it to service or provide clearance to fly, or determine a person's qualifications, currency or fitness to fly.

The aircraft's owner, operator and any organisation they engage retain their responsibilities under the applicable aviation rules, including continuing airworthiness and required records. The Pilot in Command is responsible for the pre-flight check and decision to fly; each pilot must hold the required valid licence, medical or declaration, ratings and recency. Relevant rules may include the Air Navigation Order 2016, Part-M, Part-ML, Part-NCO, Part-FCL and Part-MED, or those applicable to the aircraft's registry and operation.

An app administrator role confers no aviation privilege. Recording a defect deferral, maintenance-limit extension, severity change or completion records the group's decision; it does not make that decision lawful, certify work or release an aircraft to service. The appropriately authorised person must first decide what the applicable rules permit. A booking approval or reminder is not clearance to fly.

The group determines its ownership, membership, charging and insurance arrangements and resolves internal financial disputes. We do not verify user-entered records or adjudicate those arrangements. These boundaries do not excuse defects in our service or remove the responsibilities and rights in section 8.

8. Our Responsibility

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or anything the law does not permit us to exclude or limit. This applies throughout the terms.

We provide the service with reasonable care and skill. We cannot promise uninterrupted or error-free operation, but will take reasonable steps to correct faults and restore it within a reasonable time.

Consumers retain their rights to services performed with reasonable care and skill and digital content of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described, and the remedies the law provides. We are responsible for foreseeable loss caused by our breach or failure to use reasonable care and skill. Loss is foreseeable if it was an obvious consequence or we and you contemplated it when the contract was made. We are not responsible to consumers for business losses.

For business customers, we exclude lost profit, revenue, business or goodwill and indirect or consequential loss. We do not exclude direct reasonable restoration costs for data lost or corrupted through our breach. Subject to the first paragraph, our total liability for all claims in any 12-month period relating to a customer and its syndicate is limited to the greater of £100 and the subscription and platform fees paid to us for that syndicate in the 12 months before the first claim. This business limitation does not apply to consumer claims or override mandatory data-protection rights.

9. Your Content, Documents and Records

You retain your rights in your personal content. You give us permission to store, display and process it to provide the service; that permission ends on deletion except for lawful retention described in the Privacy Policy.

You keep any copyright in records you contribute to a syndicate, including logs, bookings, defects, expenses, charges, votes, photographs and documents. You permit us and its members to keep and use them to run the syndicate, subject to access controls and data-protection law. Leaving or deleting your account does not end that permission or remove shared records needed by the remaining members. We retain them as section 12 and the Privacy Policy describe.

Shared records are visible according to roles and privacy settings; syndicate and asset documents are visible to all its members. Administrators can see members' balances and charges and the pilot-document summaries below. Recipients may retain copies they have lawfully obtained.

Your personal export is available in the app and covers your data, own documents and records relating to you, rather than the group's complete records. Administrators have group exports. Contact [email protected] about other return or export needs; statutory requests are handled within applicable legal time limits.

9.1 Offline copies

Eligible group documents and your own pilot documents may be stored in the app's private device storage for offline reading. Group-document copies are removed on document deletion, leaving the group or uninstalling; your own pilot documents are removed on their deletion or uninstalling, rather than on leaving a group. Server-side changes take effect on each device's next sync and cannot instantly remove disconnected copies.

Ordinary sign-out makes copies unavailable in the app but leaves their bytes in private storage. "Clear data & sign out" removes them with the app's other offline data. Avoid storing private documents on a shared device. Documents previously uploaded to a group remain with it when you leave.

9.2 Optional pilot documents

You may record a medical expiry alone or also upload a medical certificate/declaration, and may upload a pilot licence. None is required to use Syndik8. The files have owner-only access and are not shared with administrators or other members.

Administrators of every group you belong to, including one you later join, see whether you uploaded a licence and its upload date. With your separate explicit consent, they also see whether you recorded a medical and its self-reported expiry. They see no medical file, class, limitations or clinical details. We rely on consent under UK GDPR Article 6(1)(a) and explicit consent under Article 9(2)(a) for this optional medical feature; accepting these terms is not that consent.

Delete the whole medical in Profile → My documents to withdraw consent and remove its file, expiry and summary; a future medical requires fresh consent. Deleting only its file keeps the expiry and consent. Removal from device copies and administrator summaries follows the next sync. Entered dates and licence-upload summaries are not verification of validity, qualifications or fitness, and an incorrect date never extends a document's legal validity.

9.3 Aviation records

Records and exports, including the report labelled "tech log", are administrative records compiled from user entries. They are not automatically statutory logbooks, continuing-airworthiness records, a journey or technical log, or a release to service. The owner or responsible organisation must satisfy itself of any lawful adoption and keep, retain, produce and transfer the records required by the applicable rules. Keep your own adequate copies; we do not guarantee a maintenance provider will accept an export.

10. Privacy and Customer Records

Our Privacy Policy explains our processing, lawful bases and your rights. It is a notice alongside this contract; accepting these terms is not blanket consent to personal-data processing.

For customer records we process on the customer's behalf, the Customer Data Processing Schedule is incorporated into this contract with the represented customer identified in section 1. It sets out instructions, processing details and responsibilities where we act as processor. Our own controller purposes remain governed by data-protection law and explained in the Privacy Policy. Customers must have authority and a lawful basis for their instructions and arrange necessary information for affected people; our guest privacy information helps explain the service to non-members.

10.1 Service communications

Most activity notifications and email digests can be configured or silenced in account settings. Important financial, deadline, billing-accuracy, payment-account and closure notices have the exceptions explained in the Privacy Policy. Stripe sends Direct Debit advance-notice emails; our app provides associated in-app and phone notifications subject to device permissions. Contract notices are sent to the relevant user, purchaser or administrators, including a departed purchaser where necessary.

A neutral account-limit email may explain an attempted action and where to view the account's options. It is not permission to send promotional emails. The Privacy Policy explains how communications and objections are handled. We send notices through our providers but cannot guarantee inbox delivery; keep a working contact address and contact support if a notice or cancellation route is unavailable.

11. Your Group and Administrators

A "syndicate" is a group area in the app. Its underlying agreement may be co-ownership arrangements, company articles, a trust deed, club rules or another arrangement. We are not party to it and do not interpret or enforce it.

Subject to section 5.2, the service treats authorised administrator-account actions as instructions to configure rates, finalise charges, record payments, invite or remove members, conduct votes, enable payments and close or reinstate the group. Administrators must have authority under the group's arrangements. Authentication does not establish that underlying authority; internal disputes belong to the group. We remain responsible for our own security failures, incorrect execution, service defects and compliance with law. We need not follow an unlawful instruction.

Share counts entered by administrators weight cash calls and votes; they are not an ownership register. Changing one does not transfer or extinguish an interest. Votes report whether Yes holds more than half of all shares; the group's agreement may require another majority or procedure. Charges, balances and results record entered information and configured calculations rather than decide legal ownership or liability. We alter shared records on appropriate customer instructions or as law requires, not merely because one member disputes them.

12. Leaving, Closure and Retention

12.1 Closing your account

Request closure in account settings or at [email protected]. The app identifies outstanding balances, payments, bookings or sole-administrator responsibilities to resolve. A sole administrator must appoint another or close the group. Once operational blockers are cleared, account deletion has a 30-day cancellation window. Contact support if you cannot clear a blocker or want erasure of particular data; unrelated optional data and statutory rights are not automatically blocked. Closing an account does not itself cancel a continuing subscription: use section 5.2.

12.2 Leaving or removal

You may leave, or an administrator may remove you, when outstanding matters in the app are cleared. This ends group access, cancels future bookings and initiates cancellation of its Direct Debit mandate. It does not change legal ownership, group debts or other obligations under your group's agreement. Your own export and past charges remain available while you have an account; shared records remain with the group. Download what you need before departure. Purchaser and connected-account responsibilities follow sections 5 and 6.

12.3 Closing a syndicate

An administrator may close a group once member balances are cleared and any required Stripe account-owner steps are complete. If the app cannot complete the payment-account closure, it explains the owner or support action needed before group closure proceeds; contact [email protected] if blocked. This does not restrict statutory data rights. Closure stops activity, ends its subscription immediately and initiates cancellation of members' Direct Debit mandates. Members can read records for 30 days; administrators retain access during the retention period and can normally reinstate before removal. Closure does not guarantee immediate closure of its Stripe account or end pending payment liabilities.

The normal retention period is at least 30 days. Where there is payment activity or a live mandate, it can extend to about 18 months after the relevant last activity or closure, as explained in the Privacy Policy. Afterwards operational records are removed; where the group has financial history, its ledger and documents can remain for up to seven years from closure under the retention arrangements in that policy. Lawful customer return or deletion instructions are handled under the processing schedule; separately necessary records for our own legal purposes may remain. Retained records may contain historic identities and are not necessarily anonymous. Export required group and aviation records before losing access.

12.4 Above the free plan

A syndicate above the free limits after paid access ends becomes read-only as section 5.4 describes. If it neither resubscribes nor reduces within those limits during the section 12.3 retention period, it is removed on the same basis.

12.5 Unused free and demonstration syndicates

We may remove a free syndicate that has been left unused. "Unused" means no booking, flight, expense, maintenance entry or squawk has been recorded for a prolonged period, currently about six months; signing in, reading, votes, documents and payments do not count. We email every member a warning at about three months and again about a month before the date, and any of the recorded activities before that date stops the removal. On removal the syndicate and all of its records, including its ledger, are deleted permanently. Export anything you need before the date. Syndicates on a paid subscription are never removed for inactivity. A demonstration syndicate is removed about two weeks after it was last used, after a warning email.

We do not close your account for inactivity. If it belongs to no syndicate, we email periodically, around six months later and annually thereafter, about what we hold and your option to delete it.

12.6 Suspension and termination

We may suspend or end access for a serious or repeated breach, reasonable grounds to suspect fraud or unauthorised harmful use, or where law requires it. We give reasonable notice and an opportunity to remedy where appropriate; urgent security or legal grounds may require immediate action. We explain the reason unless law prevents that. If we end paid service without your fault, we refund unused prepayments. Suspension does not remove statutory remedies or justify retaining sums to which we are not entitled.

12.7 Data and preservation

On account deletion, we remove your profile and optional personal documents as described in the Privacy Policy. Shared records, billing records and historic identities within them may remain for the group's record keeping, our legal obligations or a relevant dispute, subject to lawful purpose and retention limits. Removing an account link or showing "Deleted user" does not necessarily make a record anonymous. Rights requests and any applicable exceptions are handled under data-protection law and the processing schedule.

If a member dies, we act on appropriate evidence from personal representatives for the personal account and authorised customer representatives for shared records. We do not decide ownership or inheritance disputes.

Tell [email protected] promptly about a relevant accident, claim or investigation, particularly before closure or scheduled deletion. We assess and, where lawful and necessary, arrange preservation of relevant records and files through our support procedure, and comply with lawful disclosure requests. Preservation is not automatically triggered by every app entry and does not mean indefinite retention of unrelated data. The owner or responsible organisation still needs its own adequate aviation records.

13. Changes to These Terms

We may make necessary changes to comply with law or mandatory regulatory, app-store or payment-provider requirements, address a specific security issue, make minor technical adjustments without materially reducing your rights, or clarify wording without changing its substance. Price and paid-functionality changes are limited by sections 2 and 5.6. This clause does not authorise unrelated new obligations or an unrestricted rewriting of the bargain.

For existing users we email an explanation and effective date of material changes at least 14 days ahead, or at least 30 days for fees, payment terms or a material reduction in paid functionality. Shorter notice applies only where a legal requirement or urgent security need makes advance notice impossible, with an explanation as soon as practicable.

You can cancel before an adverse change applies. No increased subscription rate applies to a period already paid for. If a material adverse change affects that period, you may end the affected paid service when the change takes effect and receive the unused prepayment. Cancellation and export remain accessible, with support available; we do not block an existing account merely to obtain acceptance of revised terms. Changes outside the limited grounds above require a separate valid agreement. Initial acceptance and any separately required consent or purchase approval remain necessary.

14. Governing Law and Courts

English and Welsh law governs this contract. Consumers keep the mandatory protections of the law applicable in their home country and any right to use its courts. Consumers in Scotland or Northern Ireland may bring proceedings there. For business disputes, the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction.

15. General and Complaints

We may transfer this contract to a successor to our business only if your rights are preserved, and will notify you. Accounts cannot be transferred; subscription takeover requires section 5.2. If a provision is unenforceable the rest continues. Not enforcing a right once does not waive it. These terms give no person who is not a party to the relevant contract rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.

For events genuinely beyond reasonable control, we take reasonable steps to minimise disruption. This does not excuse a failure to use reasonable care, remove legal rights or entitle us to keep payment for service we cannot supply. If disruption materially prevents paid service continuing, contact us about cancellation and the appropriate refund.

We send contractual notices by email to the relevant account or retained purchaser contact. You can contact us by email or post at the address below; cancellation can be any clear statement, as section 5.7 explains.

If something goes wrong, email [email protected], including for a complaint about personal-data processing. We acknowledge complaints within 30 days, investigate, provide appropriate updates and communicate the outcome without undue delay. These are not extensions of shorter statutory deadlines or restrictions on your right to contact the ICO, obtain remedies or use the courts. We provide information about any alternative dispute-resolution arrangement we are obliged to participate in where applicable.

These terms and the Customer Data Processing Schedule where applicable form the service contract. They do not exclude binding pre-contract information, misrepresentation remedies or mandatory legal rights. The Privacy Policy is a notice; your group's own agreement and Stripe's contracts remain separate.

16. Contact

Email [email protected] or write to Deltatek Software Limited, 122 Great Berry Lane, Basildon, Essex, SS16 6BY. Company No. 02975256; VAT Reg No. GB662692706. Website: syndik8.app.

Model Cancellation Form

Use this form only if you want to cancel; you may instead send any clear cancellation statement.

To: Deltatek Software Limited, 122 Great Berry Lane, Basildon, Essex, SS16 6BY ([email protected])

I hereby give notice that I cancel my contract for the supply of the Syndik8 subscription for the syndicate named below.

Syndicate name:

Date subscribed:

Consumer's name:

Consumer's address:

Consumer's signature (only if this form is sent on paper):

Date: