Quarterly Prize Draw Terms

Last updated: 19/07/26

1. Promoter

The promoter is:

Robert S J Lucas Ltd, trading as Workflow Reboot and Read the Room

Company number: 06182370
Address: 101 High Street, EH1 1SP
Email: rob@workflowreboot.com

2. Eligibility

The prize draw is open to UK residents aged 18 or over, except:

  • Employees and contractors of the promoter
  • Immediate family members of those employees or contractors
  • Anyone directly involved in administering the draw
  • Anyone prohibited from entering by applicable law

We may ask a selected winner to provide reasonable evidence of eligibility.

3. How to enter

To enter the quarterly prize draw:

  1. Complete an eligible Read the Room survey during the relevant entry period
  2. Select the optional prize draw checkbox
  3. Provide a valid email address

Entry is free. No purchase is necessary.

Entrants do not need to subscribe to Read the Room emails or event-host communications.

Unless stated otherwise, a person may receive one entry for each eligible event survey completed during the relevant quarterly period.

Duplicate, fraudulent or automated entries may be removed.

4. Entry periods

The prize draw operates quarterly:

  • 1 January to 31 March
  • 1 April to 30 June
  • 1 July to 30 September
  • 1 October to 31 December

Entries close at 23:59 UK time on the final day of each period.

The draw will take place within 14 days of the relevant closing date.

5. Prizes

The prizes for the relevant quarter are:

Offered by each Host or Organiser participating in the draw as well as services by Workflow Reboot. 

The prizes are non-transferable and no cash alternative is available unless the promoter decides otherwise.

Where circumstances outside our reasonable control make the advertised prize unavailable, we may substitute a prize of equal or greater value.

6. Selecting the winners

Winners will be selected at random from all valid entries received during the relevant entry period.

A fair random-selection process will be used and recorded by the promoter.

One winner per prize offered.

7. Contacting the winner

The winner will be contacted using the email address supplied with their entry.

The winner must respond within 14 days.

If the selected winner:

  • Does not respond
  • Cannot be contacted
  • Is not eligible
  • Provided inaccurate information
  • Declines the prize

we may select another winner at random.

8. Publicity

The winner is not required to participate in publicity.

We will not publish the winner’s full name, photograph, business details or contact information without separate permission.

We may disclose limited winner information where required to demonstrate that the prize was awarded or to comply with a regulator or legal obligation.

9. Personal information

Personal information supplied for the draw will be used to:

  • Administer entries
  • Check eligibility
  • Select and contact the winner
  • Deliver the prize
  • Deal with any queries

Entering the prize draw does not automatically subscribe an entrant to marketing.

Further information is available in the Read the Room Privacy Notice.

10. Disqualification

We may disqualify entries that we reasonably believe are:

  • Fraudulent
  • Automated
  • Improperly duplicated
  • Submitted using false information
  • In breach of these terms
  • Intended to disrupt the fair operation of the draw

11. Changes or cancellation

We may amend, suspend or cancel the draw where circumstances outside our reasonable control make this necessary.

We will act fairly and seek not to disadvantage existing entrants unnecessarily.

12. Liability

Nothing in these terms excludes liability where it would be unlawful to do so.

To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for entries that are lost, delayed, incomplete, corrupted or not received due to technical issues outside our reasonable control.

13. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of Scotland.

The Scottish courts will have jurisdiction, except where an entrant has the right under consumer law to bring proceedings elsewhere in the United Kingdom.

14. Acceptance

By entering the prize draw, entrants agree to these terms.

A genuine free draw can be run commercially, but it must remain within the legal boundary separating free draws from unlawful lotteries. The Gambling Commission recommends that organisers understand the requirements before operating one.