Terms of service
Last updated: September 2026
These Terms & Conditions govern purchases made through Bricks in the Cloud and the use of digital products, courses and associated materials supplied by Bricks in the Cloud.
Please read these Terms & Conditions carefully before making a purchase.
1. About Bricks in the Cloud
Bricks in the Cloud is a registered trading name of Monde Avenir sàrl, a société à responsabilité limitée incorporated under Luxembourg law.
Monde Avenir sàrl
4 rue Aloyse Simon
L-8320 Capellen
Luxembourg
Telephone: +352 621 355 207
Email: hello@bricksinthecloud.com
R.C.S. Luxembourg: B177722
VAT number: LU26172666
Business permit (Autorisation d'établissement): 10035791/4/5
References in these Terms & Conditions to “Bricks in the Cloud”, “we”, “us” or “our” refer to Monde Avenir sàrl trading as Bricks in the Cloud.
2. Scope of these Terms
These Terms & Conditions apply to digital products and courses purchased from Bricks in the Cloud by consumers and business customers.
The description of each product, including its principal content, price, access period, delivery arrangements and any specific technical or third-party requirements, is provided on the relevant product page.
Where product-specific information differs from these general Terms & Conditions, the product-specific information presented to the customer at the time of purchase will apply to that purchase, subject always to mandatory applicable law.
3. Product Information
We aim to describe our courses and digital products accurately and clearly.
The content, resources, format, access period and other essential characteristics of a product are those described on the relevant product page at the time of purchase.
Certain products may include a combination of:
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online video or other digital teaching content;
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downloadable documents, tools, checklists or reference materials;
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digital templates, databases or other duplicable resources; and
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access to third-party platforms or services.
Where use of a product or resource requires an account with, or access to, a third-party service, this requirement will be indicated in the relevant product information where applicable.
4. Orders and Formation of the Contract
By placing an order, you offer to purchase the selected product subject to these Terms & Conditions and the information displayed on the relevant product page.
You are responsible for ensuring that the information you provide when placing an order is accurate and complete.
A contract is formed when your order and payment have been successfully accepted and we provide confirmation of the purchase.
We reserve the right to refuse or cancel an order where there is a legitimate reason to do so, including suspected fraud, payment failure, pricing or technical error, or misuse of our products or services. Where we cancel a paid order before access or delivery has been provided, amounts paid will be refunded as required by applicable law.
5. Prices, VAT and Taxes
The price applicable to your purchase is the price displayed at the time you place your order.
Applicable VAT and other taxes will be determined in accordance with the customer's status, location and applicable tax rules and will be shown or calculated as appropriate during the purchasing process.
Customers are responsible for providing accurate information necessary to determine the appropriate tax treatment of their purchase.
6. Payment
Unless expressly stated otherwise on the relevant product page, payment is due in full at the time of purchase.
Payment must be made using one of the payment methods offered at checkout.
Access to or delivery of a digital product may be withheld or suspended where payment has not been successfully received, has been reversed, charged back or otherwise remains unpaid, subject to applicable law.
7. Digital Delivery and Access
Digital products are delivered or made accessible electronically in accordance with the arrangements described on the relevant product page.
Where a product provides access for a specified period, that access period begins as indicated in the product description or purchase confirmation.
Purchase of a particular product or edition does not automatically provide entitlement to future editions, replacement products, additional courses or substantially new content unless expressly stated otherwise.
We may, at our discretion, offer existing customers access to future editions, upgrades or additional products on preferential or other terms. Such offers do not create an ongoing entitlement to future upgrades.
8. User Licences and Account Access
Unless expressly stated otherwise for a particular product, each purchase provides access and a licence for one named user.
Course accounts, login credentials, access links and other restricted-access materials are personal to the authorised user and must not be shared.
Where a business purchases a product for an employee or another individual, the business may pay for the purchase while the licence is assigned to the named authorised user.
A separate licence is required for each authorised user unless the product is expressly sold as a multi-user or team licence.
Licences may not be transferred to another person without our prior agreement. We may approve a transfer at our discretion where we consider this appropriate.
9. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise indicated, the courses, videos, text, presentations, graphics, drawings, documents, PDFs, checklists, databases, templates, teaching resources, website content and other original materials supplied by Bricks in the Cloud are owned by or licensed to Monde Avenir sàrl and are protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
Purchasing a product does not transfer ownership of this intellectual property to the purchaser or authorised user.
Instead, the authorised user receives a limited, personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to access and use the materials for the purposes permitted by these Terms & Conditions and the relevant product description.
Third-party intellectual property appearing within our products remains the property of its respective owner or licensor.
10. Permitted Use of Course Materials
Students are encouraged to apply the knowledge, principles, methodologies and professional working practices taught through our courses in their own studies, businesses and professional activities.
Unless expressly permitted otherwise, students may not:
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share course accounts or login credentials;
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download, copy, screen-record or otherwise reproduce video content that is provided for online viewing only;
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distribute, publish, sell, sublicense or make course materials available to another person;
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share restricted access or duplication links with unauthorised persons;
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remove Bricks in the Cloud branding or copyright information from original course materials and present those materials as their own;
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upload course materials to another website, platform, file-sharing service or training system; or
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reproduce or repurpose substantial parts of our original course materials to create, distribute or sell competing or derivative training materials.
Downloadable documents
Where PDFs, checklists or other documents are expressly provided for download, authorised users may download and retain them for their own reference and permitted use.
Students may use the principles, structures and guidance demonstrated in these materials to develop their own documents, tools and working practices for their own business or professional activities.
Permission to learn from and apply these structures does not permit redistribution, resale or presentation of the original Bricks in the Cloud documents as the student's own materials.
Duplicable digital resources
Where a product expressly provides templates, databases or other resources for duplication into the student's own account on a third-party platform, the student may duplicate, populate, modify and use their authorised working copy for their own learning and permitted professional activities.
The underlying Bricks in the Cloud resource and its original content remain subject to our intellectual property rights.
Content and project information independently added by the student to their own working copy remain the student's own content.
Original templates, databases, duplication links or other resources may not be redistributed, resold or made available to unauthorised users.
11. Changes and Updates to Digital Products
We may correct, update, improve, replace, reorganise or reasonably modify digital products and their resources during an access period.
This may include changes required to correct errors, update outdated information, improve teaching materials, accommodate technological changes or replace resources that are no longer reasonably usable.
We will not use this provision to materially reduce the overall content, functionality or value of the product purchased, subject to any changes reasonably necessary for legal, technical, security or other legitimate reasons and to applicable mandatory consumer rights.
A substantially revised or new edition may be offered as a separate product and is not automatically included in an earlier purchase unless expressly stated otherwise.
12. Educational Purpose and Individual Results
Bricks in the Cloud provides educational content, professional methodologies and working tools designed to develop students' knowledge, skills and working practices.
Individual outcomes depend on numerous factors outside our control, including a student's experience, judgement, effort, market, clients, pricing and business decisions.
We therefore do not guarantee any particular employment, client, income, profitability, business, professional or financial result from purchasing or completing a course.
13. Professional Qualifications and Certificates of Completion
Unless expressly stated otherwise, Bricks in the Cloud courses do not constitute an academic degree, regulated professional qualification, professional licence or independently accredited certification and do not themselves confer any legal right to practise a regulated profession.
Where offered, a Certificate of Completion confirms that the student has satisfied the completion requirements established for the relevant course.
Students may refer to their completion of a Bricks in the Cloud course in their professional profile, CV or other communications, provided that they do not misrepresent the nature or status of the course or certificate.
14. Professional Responsibility
Our courses are intended to help students develop and structure their professional knowledge and working practices.
Students remain responsible for exercising their own professional judgement when applying course content to real projects.
Laws, building regulations, planning requirements, health and safety rules, accessibility requirements, professional obligations and other technical or regulatory requirements vary between jurisdictions and may change over time.
Students are responsible for determining and complying with the requirements applicable to their own activities and to each project on which they work.
Course materials, checklists, templates and other resources do not constitute confirmation that a particular project complies with applicable legal, regulatory or technical requirements.
Where specialist advice, approval or intervention is appropriate or legally required, students are responsible for obtaining it from suitably qualified professionals, which may include architects, engineers, surveyors, contractors, legal advisers, accountants or other specialists.
Students are also responsible for obtaining any professional registrations, licences, permissions and insurance required for their own professional activities.
15. Third-Party Platforms and Services
Certain products or resources may require or make use of third-party platforms, software or services.
Where relevant, material third-party requirements will be identified in the applicable product information.
Third-party platforms and services operate independently from Bricks in the Cloud and may be subject to their own terms, privacy policies, technical requirements and availability.
We may reasonably replace or change a third-party platform used to deliver a product where necessary, provided that customers continue to receive substantially equivalent access to the product they purchased where required.
16. Consumer Rights, Withdrawal and Refunds
Nothing in these Terms & Conditions excludes or restricts mandatory rights available to consumers under applicable law.
Consumers may have statutory withdrawal rights in connection with distance contracts. Special rules apply to digital content supplied without a physical medium, including where a consumer expressly requests or consents to supply beginning during the statutory withdrawal period and acknowledges the consequences for their right of withdrawal.
The applicable conditions, procedures and information concerning withdrawal, cancellation and refunds are set out in our Refund & Withdrawal Policy, which should be read together with these Terms & Conditions.
Where required, the customer's express consent to immediate supply of digital content and acknowledgement concerning the loss of the statutory withdrawal right will be obtained separately during the purchasing process.
Unless expressly offered for a particular product, Bricks in the Cloud does not provide an additional voluntary change-of-mind refund guarantee beyond applicable statutory rights.
For purchases made in the course of a business or professional activity, purchases are non-refundable once digital access or delivery has been provided, except where otherwise expressly agreed or required by applicable law.
17. Legal Conformity and Problems with Digital Content
Consumers benefit from mandatory legal rights concerning the conformity of digital content and digital services.
Nothing in these Terms & Conditions limits those rights.
If you experience a material problem accessing a purchased product or believe that digital content supplied to you does not conform to what was agreed, please contact us at hello@bricksinthecloud.com so that we can investigate and, where applicable, provide the remedy required by law.
18. Suspension or Termination of Access
We may suspend or terminate access to a product where an authorised user materially breaches these Terms & Conditions, including through account sharing, unauthorised redistribution of course materials, infringement of intellectual property rights, fraud or non-payment.
Where appropriate, we will act proportionately and in accordance with applicable law.
Termination or suspension resulting from a user's material breach does not transfer or expand any licence to course materials already obtained.
19. Availability and Technical Issues
We take reasonable steps to maintain access to digital products during their stated access periods.
Temporary interruptions may occur as a result of maintenance, updates, security issues, third-party platform interruptions or circumstances outside our reasonable control.
Where a significant interruption materially affects a customer's ability to access a purchased digital product, we will take reasonable steps to restore access or provide an appropriate alternative, subject to applicable legal rights.
20. Liability
Nothing in these Terms & Conditions excludes or limits liability where such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
To the extent permitted by law, Bricks in the Cloud is not responsible for losses resulting from a student's independent professional, technical, commercial or business decisions, or from the student's failure to obtain appropriate project-specific professional advice or comply with applicable laws and regulations.
For business customers, any additional limitations of liability applicable to a particular product or service may be stated in the relevant product information or agreement, subject to applicable law.
21. Complaints and Contact
If you have a question or complaint concerning a purchase, digital product or these Terms & Conditions, please contact:
Bricks in the Cloud / Monde Avenir sàrl
Email: hello@bricksinthecloud.com
Telephone: +352 621 355 207
We will endeavour to address complaints within a reasonable period.
22. Applicable Law and Consumer Protection
These Terms & Conditions and contracts entered into with Bricks in the Cloud are governed by Luxembourg law.
If you are a consumer resident in another country, this choice of law does not deprive you of any mandatory consumer protections that apply to you under the law applicable to your circumstances.
Any dispute will be dealt with by the competent courts in accordance with applicable law. Nothing in these Terms & Conditions restricts a consumer's mandatory rights regarding jurisdiction or dispute resolution.
23. Changes to these Terms & Conditions
We may update these Terms & Conditions from time to time, including to reflect changes to our products, business practices or applicable law.
The Terms & Conditions applicable to a purchase are those made available to the customer in connection with that purchase, subject to subsequent changes required by mandatory law or validly agreed with the customer.
24. Severability
If any provision of these Terms & Conditions is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.
25. Entire Agreement
These Terms & Conditions, together with the relevant product description, applicable Refund & Withdrawal Policy and any other terms expressly presented as forming part of the purchase, constitute the contractual terms governing the purchase, subject to mandatory applicable law.