Last updated: 20 September 2026
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Information on using this website and commissioning creative direction and audiovisual production for Real Estate, Fashion and Product.
Terms and conditions of service
1. Services and clients
DECTI Studio is the trading name of a studio offering creative direction, storytelling, AI-assisted audiovisual production, product integration, editing, sound design and adaptations for social media and advertising. Services are primarily intended for businesses and professionals. This website is informational: it does not support direct purchases, bookings or payments.
2. Proposals and contracts
Every commission requires a written proposal identifying the parties, objective, scope, deliverables, duration, formats, resolution, required materials, schedule, revisions, usage rights, price, taxes and payment terms. A contract is formed through express acceptance of that proposal and its accompanying terms. Browsing this website or viewing prices does not create a contract. Accepted project-specific terms take precedence over these general terms, subject to mandatory law.
3. Prices, discounts and expenses
Published amounts are reference rates in euros. Prices marked “from” or “+” depend on scope. The proposal will specify the net amount, applicable taxes and total before acceptance. The Founding Client Rate provides 10% off the standard rate for selected projects during DECTI’s launch phase; its application and validity will be set out in writing. Additional charges require prior approval.
Advertising spend, campaign management, live shoots, travel, models, voiceovers, special licences and other external services are included only if expressly listed in the proposal. Producing paid social creative does not include managing the advertising account.
4. Payment and commencement
The proposal will set out deposits, milestones, due dates and payment method. Production starts once the scope and concept are approved and the materials and any agreed deposit have been received. In the event of non-payment, DECTI may suspend outstanding work after giving notice and a reasonable opportunity to remedy the issue. Any schedule changes will be communicated.
5. Client materials and collaboration
The client will supply a brief, references, brand identity, accurate product or property information and files of sufficient quality. They must hold the permissions needed to use brands, images, voices, music and identifiable people. Both parties will verify rights to the materials they supply. The client will appoint one person to consolidate feedback and approve milestones.
6. Concept, revisions and scope changes
The concept and storyboard will be approved before production. The proposal will specify the number and scope of revision rounds; a round consists of consolidated feedback on a single delivery. New concepts, scenes, products, durations or formats outside the agreed scope require an additional accepted quotation and schedule. Corrections of errors attributable to DECTI against the approved scope will not count towards the contracted creative revision rounds.
7. Timing, delivery and conformity
Timelines run from receipt of the necessary materials. Delays in materials, approvals or requested changes may affect delivery dates, with prior notice. Final files will be supplied in the agreed formats. The client may report issues for review and correction where appropriate; silence does not waive their rights. Raw footage, editable files, project files and internal resources are supplied only if included in the scope. The proposal will state the download availability period and file retention period.
8. AI-assisted production and visual accuracy
AI may form part of the process under human direction and review. Before publication, both parties will review relevant details such as logos, text, anatomy, materials and product features. Property visualisations must be distinguished from photographs or actual specifications where they could mislead; the client will validate plans, floor areas, finishes and commercial information. A concept image does not establish construction specifications or availability.
Identifiable images or voices will not be used without the necessary rights. Use of external tools with confidential materials or personal data must be agreed in advance and subject to applicable safeguards. Absolute exclusivity and copyright protection are not promised for all automatically generated elements.
9. Usage rights and licences
The proposal will specify the media, territory, duration, adaptation rights and, where applicable, exclusivity granted for final pieces. Commercial use begins after full payment unless otherwise agreed. No unlimited assignment of rights is implied. Each party retains ownership of its pre-existing materials, and third-party assets remain subject to their licences. Relevant restrictions will be communicated before contracting.
Rejected concepts and working tools are not included in delivery unless expressly agreed. DECTI will display the project, client name or brand in its portfolio only with prior permission and in accordance with confidentiality obligations and launch dates.
10. Cancellation and suspension
The client may request cancellation in writing. For business commissions, only work actually completed and previously approved, non-recoverable external expenses will be charged, with supporting details and without exceeding the contracted amount. Any deposit exceeding that amount will be refunded. If DECTI cancels, it will deliver usable work that has been paid for and refund payments for services not provided, without prejudice to other applicable rights. Extended pauses and rescheduling will be agreed in writing.
11. Consumer clients
If you contract outside your professional activity, your statutory rights remain protected. For services contracted at a distance, the general withdrawal period is 14 calendar days from entering into the contract. You may communicate an unambiguous withdrawal decision to the provider’s contact identified in your contract, stating your name, commission and date. No specific form is mandatory.
An express request will be obtained to start work within that period. If you subsequently withdraw, only the proportionate amount permitted by law may be charged. The right is lost following full performance only where the legally required consent and acknowledgements have been obtained. Digital content not supplied on a tangible medium is subject to its specific requirements; custom audiovisual production does not by itself remove the right of withdrawal. Refunds will be made within the statutory 14-day period using the same payment method unless otherwise validly agreed.
12. Confidentiality and project data
Both parties will keep received non-public information confidential and limit access to people who need to work on the project and are subject to confidentiality obligations. This does not cover information that is public, lawfully obtained elsewhere or required to be disclosed by law. If DECTI processes personal data on the client’s behalf, the appropriate data processing agreement will be signed before access is granted.
13. Liability and advertising results
DECTI is responsible for providing the services within the agreed scope and remedying failures attributable to it. It does not guarantee sales, leads, profitability, reach or platform approval of advertisements, as these also depend on factors outside production. This provision does not exclude liability imposed by law or the client’s non-waivable rights. Each party is responsible for the claims and materials it supplies.
14. Issues, governing law and changes
Issues must be communicated in writing to the business contact stated in the proposal. The parties will seek an agreed resolution without limiting available complaint or legal remedies. Spanish law applies, and jurisdiction will be determined by applicable rules, preserving mandatory consumer protection where relevant. Changes to this page do not retrospectively alter accepted commissions: the version provided when contracting will be retained.
Legal notice
DECTI Studio presents creative services for property developers, fashion brands and physical products. The trading name alone does not identify the individual or legal entity providing the services.
Details awaiting confirmation: legal owner, tax identification number, business address and email; registration details where applicable. No corporate form or tax number has been attributed to the brand.
Use of this website must be lawful and respect third-party rights. Interfering with its operation or reusing content without the necessary rights is prohibited. Reference photographs illustrate the visual direction and are not presented as campaigns produced by DECTI. Their owners retain their rights. External links are informational, and their respective operators manage their content.
Privacy
This version of the website has no forms, newsletter, payments or DECTI user accounts. Its code contains no advertising pixels or analytics tools. Hosting and, where applicable, access authentication may process technical data to serve and protect the website; their terms are separate from the creative services.
Information still required: before enabling data collection, the controller and contact details, providers, recipients, international transfers and safeguards, legal bases and actual retention periods must be identified. This section is not a complete policy for processing activities that have not yet been defined.
For future enquiries and commissions, the information provided must distinguish between handling requests and performing contracts, compliance with legal obligations and optional marketing communications. Browsing this page does not constitute consent to advertising or to training AI systems with client information.
Where applicable, individuals may exercise rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction and portability, and withdraw consent without affecting prior lawful processing. The controller’s contact channel must be published here before collecting data. Complaints may also be submitted to the Spanish Data Protection Agency.
Legal references
Spanish Information Society Services Act · Consumer protection legislation · Data protection transparency guidance · AEPD cookie guidance.