Terms & Conditions
Covers website use, digital product access, Operator Kit purchase logic, acceptable use, limitations, refunds where applicable and general legal terms.
This page brings together the core legal and compliance documents for EU Returns Hub: website use, Operator Kit digital products, privacy, cookies, service-client workflows and data processing boundaries.
Some documents apply broadly to the website and digital product layer. Others, such as DPA, SLA, RMA and Subprocessors, are relevant where a service-client relationship, onboarding process or operational workflow applies.
Core documents
These pages define the primary legal relationship for website use, digital product access, personal data handling and cookies.
Covers website use, digital product access, Operator Kit purchase logic, acceptable use, limitations, refunds where applicable and general legal terms.
Explains what personal data may be collected, why it is processed, retention, user rights, contact route and GDPR-related information.
Explains essential cookies, consent handling, site functionality and how visitors can manage browser-level cookie settings.
Service-layer documents
These documents support the returns-operations framework and apply where an account, onboarding process, service-client relationship or operational workflow is active.
Defines controller–processor logic, processing instructions, security, subprocessing, assistance, deletion and related GDPR processing terms.
Lists categories of subprocessors and supporting providers used for hosting, email, forms, analytics, payments, documents and operational tooling.
Explains service timing targets, operational boundaries, exceptions, priority workflow and conditions for returns-processing service commitments.
Explains Client REF use, internal RMA creation, parcel intake, labelling requirements, evidence, decisions and no-REF handling.
Shows the pricing structure for service plans and add-ons where service-client workflows are approved and activated.
Service access and return-address details are not automatic. They require review, approval, activation and confirmed instructions.
Important: DPA, SLA, RMA and Subprocessors are service-layer documents. They do not automatically create a service relationship for every visitor. They apply where the relevant workflow, onboarding, agreement or data-processing relationship exists.
Operator Kit
Operator Kit is the structured launch system sold through EU Returns Hub. It is not the same as being an onboarded service client, and it does not automatically grant warehouse access or operational service activation.
Buyers receive access to digital materials, templates, systems, documents and implementation guidance according to the product tier purchased.
Service workflows, return-address access, Client REF, intake, SLA and DPA logic require separate review, approval, activation and applicable instructions.
Controller and contact
For privacy, legal, product, service or data-processing questions, contact EU Returns Hub through the official email address below.
EU Returns Hub — Dzianis Vislavus
NIP 7773342427 · REGON 381817438
denis@eureturnshub.eu
Use this email for privacy rights, DPA questions, website legal questions and product-related legal contact.
B2B focus: EU Returns Hub is structured for business users, operators, sellers, service clients and digital product buyers. Service access, operational workflows and data-processing arrangements are reviewed separately where applicable.
Need the right document?
This keeps the legal path clear: website and Operator Kit users start with Terms, Privacy and Cookies; service-client workflows use SLA, RMA, DPA and Subprocessors where relevant.
Read the product page, Terms, Privacy and Cookies before purchasing or requesting DFY setup.
Read SLA, RMA, DPA and Subprocessors after the service-client path becomes relevant.