U2flor Español

Terms of service

Last updated: 1 November 2026. In case of discrepancy the Spanish version prevails.

1. Who we are

The U2flor service is provided by I MAS D GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES SL, tax ID B67951897, Calle Isabel II, 1, 28660 Boadilla del Monte (Madrid), España. Contact: info@dteav.com.

2. The service

U2flor lets you order bouquets from the catalogue to be delivered to an address or to an exact spot marked on the map (for example, a roadside memorial or a grave) on the chosen date and time slot. Orders are prepared and delivered by partner florists. When nobody can receive the flowers, the florist places them at the indicated spot and leaves photos of the detail and the surroundings, with time and GPS position, which you will see in the app.

3. Orders, price and payment

4. Repeating deliveries

If you choose a monthly or yearly repetition, there is no automatic charge. Before each date we will remind you to confirm and pay that delivery. If it is not paid by the deadline, that delivery is neither made nor charged and the schedule continues with the next date. You can pause or end the schedule at any time in the app. Later deliveries are priced at the prices in force when they are created.

5. Delivery place

6. Cancellations and right of withdrawal

7. Quality and substitutions

Catalogue photos are for guidance. Depending on season or availability, the florist may replace some flowers or the wrapping with others of equal or higher quality and value, keeping the style and colour of the bouquet.

8. Complaints

If something went wrong, write to info@dteav.com within 48 hours of delivery quoting the order code. If the delivery was not made or did not match the order, we will offer to repeat it or refund it. You can also use the EU online dispute resolution platform: ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.

9. Your account

You are responsible for the information you enter and the use of your account. You can delete it at any time in the app. We may suspend accounts used fraudulently or against these terms.

10. Governing law

These terms are governed by Spanish law. Consumers may go to the courts of their place of residence.