/ Legal notice

Who is behind
this, and on
what terms.

The identification this page carries is required of anyone selling a service over a website in Belgium. It also says why there are no prices on the site, and where Odoo ends and we begin.

Last updated: 4 October 2026

01 The publisher of this site

  • Trading nameRestodoo, a horeca practice of Impulse Technology Consulting
  • CompanyImpulse Technology Consulting BV
  • Registered officeKalmthoutse steenweg 118B, 2990 Wuustwezel, Belgium
  • Enterprise no.0795.196.793
  • VATBE 0795.196.793
  • Email[email protected]
  • RegisterCrossroads Bank for Enterprises, Belgium

Our work — implementing business software — is not a regulated profession, so there is no professional body or authorisation to declare here.

02 What this site is

A description of a service: setting up and supporting Odoo 20 for restaurants in Belgium. It is a presentation, not an offer in the contractual sense. Nothing on it commits either of us to anything.

There are no prices on the site, and that is deliberate. A licence and a setup depend on the size of your restaurant, how many locations you run, your hardware and what has to be migrated, so they are quoted after the demo rather than listed. The only price that binds us is the one in a written quote signed by us, and that quote — with the terms attached to it — is what governs the work.

A quote we send stays valid for thirty days unless it says otherwise.

03 About Odoo

Odoo is a registered trademark of Odoo S.A. Restodoo and Impulse Technology Consulting BV are independent of Odoo S.A.: we implement and support their software, we are not them, and nothing here is published on their behalf or with their endorsement.

The Odoo software licence is bought from Odoo S.A. or through us as a reseller, on Odoo's own terms — which are theirs to change, not ours. Our own fees cover implementation, configuration, training and support. Where the two are quoted together, the quote says which is which.

Product names, trademarks and logos of other companies that appear on this site — the till systems named in the comparison, for instance — belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify them.

04 The content of the site

The text, layout, code, logo and illustrations are ours and are protected by copyright. Read the site, print it, send it to your business partner or your accountant — that is what it is for. Republishing it, or lifting the copy or the design into something of your own, needs our written consent.

Photography and film currently on the site are stock material licensed from Unsplash and Pexels under their respective licences, and are marked as such on the page until our own shoot replaces them. The screenshots show Odoo's interface, which belongs to Odoo S.A.

We write the site carefully and keep it current, but we do not warrant that every description matches the version of Odoo you end up running. Software changes between releases; a demo on your own data is the way to be sure, and that is why we offer one.

05 Liability

We are liable for our own work, under the contract we sign with you and within the limits it sets.

For this website specifically: we do not accept liability for it being temporarily unreachable, for a technical fault in your browser, or for a decision taken purely on the strength of a page here rather than on a written quote. Where the site links out — to Odoo, to the scheduler, to a supplier — we do not control what is on the other side and are not responsible for it.

06 Applicable law

Belgian law applies to this site and to everything we agree through it. Disputes go to the courts of the district where our registered office is, unless a mandatory rule sends them elsewhere.

We work with businesses, so the consumer rules generally do not apply. If you are nevertheless dealing with us as a consumer, your statutory rights stand in full and nothing here limits them; you can also take a dispute to the Belgian Consumer Mediation Service, consumerombudsman.be.

Before any of that, write to [email protected]. Most of what turns into a dispute started as something nobody mentioned.

07 Your details

What happens to anything you type into the contact form or the demo scheduler is in the privacy policy — who stores it, for how long, and how to have it deleted.