Terms of use
Last updated: 7 November 2026
These terms apply to anyone who uses Bouldoza, with or without an account. By using the service you accept them. If anything is unclear, ask us.
What Bouldoza is
A service that gathers the public building-permit acts published on Diavgeia (the Greek government transparency portal), extracts structured data from them and shows it to you in lists, on a map and as alerts. We are not a public authority and we do not issue or certify permits.
Accuracy of the data
The data comes from the acts as they were published. We do our best to read them correctly, and where we are not sure the field is left empty. Even so, there may be errors, ours or the source's. For anything of legal or financial importance, check the original act on Diavgeia, which is linked from every permit.
Your account
- You provide truthful information and keep your password to yourself.
- The account belongs to the organisation that created it; the organisation's administrator decides who has access.
- You can delete your account whenever you want.
How you may use the data
- To find and approach professional projects: to talk with engineers, builders and companies involved in a construction project.
- Contact with engineers must be professional and comply with the legislation on unsolicited communications (Greek law 3471/2006).
- You may not attempt to identify private individual owners, resell or mass-republish the data, or collect it automatically (scraping) outside the API.
- You may not use the service in a way that overloads it or bypasses its limits.
Payments
The free plan does not require a card. If you move to a subscription, you are charged in advance for each period and you can cancel whenever you want; the cancellation takes effect from the next period.
Liability
The service is provided "as is". We are not liable for decisions you made based solely on our data without checking the original act, nor for interruptions caused by the sources (for example when Diavgeia is unavailable). To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to the amount you paid in the last 12 months.
Changes and governing law
If we change anything substantial in these terms, we will notify you before the change takes effect. These terms are governed by Greek law; the courts of Athens have jurisdiction.