Terms of Use

Chapter 1: General Provisions

These terms and conditions govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the company, affiliated hospitals, and users regarding the use of the Auto Coordinator (ADMIN) and related services (hereinafter referred to as “Services”) provided by Beautyall Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Company” or “Beautyall”), as well as the terms and procedures for using the services and other necessary matters.

Article 1 (Definition of Terms)

The terms used in these terms and conditions are defined as follows:

1. “Service” refers to all services related to the Auto Coordinator provided by Beautyall (hereinafter referred to as “Company” or “Beautyall”), which can be used by users regardless of the device used (including PCs, mobile devices, and other wired or wireless devices).

2. “User” refers to a customer who accesses the Company’s “Service,” enters into a usage agreement with the Company under these terms, and uses the “Service” provided by the Company.

3. “Affiliated Hospitals” refers to entities that connect to the Company’s system, enter into a usage agreement with the Company under the service terms, and provide all types of medical services through the Company’s system for users.

4. “User ID” refers to a combination of letters and numbers determined by the user and approved by the Company to identify the user and allow access to the “Service.”

5. “Password” refers to a combination of letters or numbers set by the user to confirm their identity and ensure confidentiality in conjunction with the assigned User ID.

6. “Termination” refers to the cancellation of the service usage agreement between the Company and the user after the service has been initiated.

7. All user information entered in the membership application form for using the service is considered actual data. Users who do not provide their real names or actual information are not legally protected and may face service restrictions.

8. Terms not defined in this section are subject to relevant laws and individual service guidelines. Other matters follow general practices.

Article 2 (Effectiveness, Amendment, and Application of Terms)

1. These terms and conditions take effect by being posted on the service screen or otherwise communicated to the user.

2. The Company may amend these terms at its discretion. If the terms are revised, the Company will announce the revised terms, including the effective date and reasons for the amendments, along with the current terms, on the service screen from seven days before the effective date to the day before the effective date.

3. If new items are added to the service, they are governed by these terms unless otherwise specified.

4. Matters not mentioned in these terms are governed by the Basic Telecommunications Act, the Telecommunications Business Act, other related laws, and the service usage guide.

Chapter 2: User Registration Agreement

Article 3 (Consent to Terms)

When a customer clicks the “Agree” button in response to the question about agreeing to these terms for user registration, it is considered consent to the terms.

Article 4 (User Registration)

1. The user registration agreement is established when a customer agrees to these terms, completes all required user information in the application form specified by the Company, and the Company approves it.

2. All user information entered in the user registration application form is considered real data. Users who do not provide their real names or actual information will not be legally protected and may face service restrictions.

Article 5 (Approval of User Registration)

1. The Company approves user registration applications according to Article 4, except in cases outlined in Items 2 and 3.

2. The Company may withhold approval until the reasons for the following restrictions are resolved:

① When there is no capacity available in the service facilities.
② When there are technical difficulties.
③ When the user has not paid for paid content.
④ Other cases deemed necessary by the Company.

3. The Company may reject approval in the following cases:

① When the application uses another person’s name.
② When false information is entered in the user registration application.
③ When the application aims to disrupt public order or morals.
④ When the user does not meet the application requirements set by the Company.

Article 6 (Modification of User Information)

Users must modify their information online if it changes after service application. The user is responsible for problems arising from failing to update their information.

Article 7 (Consent to Use User Information)

① The Company uses the user information requested in the application form to fulfill the service agreement and provide the services.
② User information may be provided to the Company and its affiliates to facilitate the use of their services. The Company will notify users in advance, and users who do not agree can cancel their registration. However, continuing to use the service is considered consent.
③ The Company may send cookies to the user’s computer through the service. Users can refuse cookies or configure their web browsers to warn them about cookies.

Chapter 3: Obligations of Contracting Parties

Article 8 (Obligations of the Company)

1. The Company shall not engage in acts prohibited by laws and these terms, and it strives to provide continuous and stable services.

2. The Company shall not disclose or distribute user personal information acquired in connection with service provision to third parties without prior consent. However, exceptions are as follows:

① When requested by a national agency under the Basic Telecommunications Act or other laws.
② For criminal investigation purposes or upon request by the Information and Communication Ethics Committee.
③ When requested in accordance with procedures specified by other relevant laws.

3. Within the scope of Clause 2, the Company may prepare and use statistical data on all or part of the user personal information related to its business.

Article 9 (Privacy Policy)

The Company strives to protect personal information entered during user registration and financial transaction information acquired while providing services. User privacy protection is governed by the Company’s “Privacy Policy” and relevant laws.

Article 10 (Obligations of Users)

1. User information entered during registration must be accurate and kept up to date.

2. Users are responsible for maintaining their ID and password and are fully liable for any consequences arising from their use. If their ID or password is used without their consent, they must notify the Company immediately.

3. Users must comply with these terms, related laws, service usage guidelines, and separate notifications and precautions from the Company.

4. Users must not engage in the following actions:

① Using another user’s ID.
② Replicating, modifying, or providing to others any information obtained from the service without prior consent from the Company.
③ Infringing on the Company’s or others’ copyrights.
④ Distributing content harmful to public order or morals.
⑤ Engaging in acts related to criminal activities.
⑥ Violating other relevant laws.

5. Users must comply with usage restrictions posted or separately notified by the Company.

6. Users must not engage in any commercial activities without prior consent from the Company.

Article 11 (Prohibition of Transfer)

Users cannot transfer or assign their service usage rights or other contractual statuses to others, nor can they offer them as collateral.

Chapter 4: Use of Services

Article 12 (Provision of Information)

The Company may provide users with various information deemed necessary for using the service via email, regular mail, or other methods. Users may refuse to receive such information by notifying the Company via email.

Article 13 (Deletion of Posts)

The Company is not responsible for posts, emails, or other transmitted content submitted by users and may delete them without prior consent in the following cases:

① When defaming other users or specific individuals, infringing on privacy, or damaging another’s reputation.
② When it is likely to interfere with the stable operation of the service.
③ When it is likely to infringe on the intellectual property rights of the Company or others.
④ When the posting period defined by the Company has been exceeded.
⑤ When deemed related to criminal activities or in violation of relevant laws.

Article 14 (Service Usage Time)

1. The service is available 24/7 unless there are operational or technical issues. Exceptions, such as for regular maintenance, will be announced in advance.

2. The Company may restrict part or all of the service in exceptional cases such as equipment problems or excessive usage demand.

3. Some services provided by the Company may have separate usage times, which will be announced to users in advance.

Article 15 (Responsibility for Service Use)

Users may not engage in illegal trading activities, advertisements, hacking, illegal distribution of commercial software, posting obscene content, etc., through the service. The Company is not responsible for losses or legal actions resulting from such activities.

Article 16 (Suspension of Service Provision)

1. The Company may suspend service provision in the following cases:

① Due to construction for facility expansion or maintenance.
② When telecommunications services are suspended by a common carrier under the Telecommunications Business Act.
③ Due to force majeure that makes service provision impossible.

2. Except in cases of force majeure, such as national emergencies or natural disasters, the Company will notify users of service suspension.

Chapter 5: Termination of Contract and Usage Restrictions

Article 17 (Termination of Contract and Restrictions on Service Use)

1. If a user wishes to terminate the user registration agreement, they must notify the Company with their real name, user ID, and resident registration number and submit a termination request.

2. The Company may terminate the user registration agreement or suspend service use without prior notice if the user engages in any of the following acts:

① Intentionally interfering with the Company’s service operations.
② Distributing content that harms public order or morals.
③ Fraudulently using another user’s ID and password.
④ Providing false information during user registration.
⑤ Illegally copying, distributing, or commercially using service content without prior approval from the Company.
⑥ Damaging another’s reputation or distributing illegal software.
⑦ Engaging in other acts that violate relevant laws.

Chapter 6: Intellectual Property Rights

Article 18 (Intellectual Property Rights)

1. The rights and responsibilities for materials posted by users in the service belong to the users. The Company cannot use them for commercial purposes outside the service without user consent.

2. Users may not use, modify, rent, distribute, or transfer, in whole or in part, the intellectual property rights, materials, services, software, and trademarks owned by the Company or its affiliates without prior written consent.

Chapter 7: Compensation for Damages and Jurisdictional Court

Article 19 (Compensation for Damages)

The Company is not liable for any damages incurred while the service is free, except in cases of willful misconduct or gross negligence by the Company.

Article 20 (Disclaimer)

1. The Company is exempt from liability for service provision in cases of force majeure, such as natural disasters.

2. The Company is not liable for service disruptions caused by user negligence.

3. The Company is not liable for lost profits users expect from using the service, nor for damages caused by the user’s selection of materials.

4. The Company is not responsible for the reliability or accuracy of information, materials, or facts posted by users in the service.

5. The Company is not obligated to mediate disputes between users or between users and third parties through the service, nor is it liable for damages arising therefrom.

6. If the user violates these terms and causes damage to the Company, the violating user must compensate the Company for all damages and indemnify it.

Article 21 (Jurisdictional Court)

In disputes arising from service use, including fees, the court with jurisdiction over the Company’s location shall be the exclusive jurisdictional court.

[Supplementary Provisions] (Effective Date)

These terms and conditions shall take effect from [2024].