1. Site publisher
The Veritas-Doc site is published by:
- Name: [to be completed]
- Legal form: [to be completed]
- Share capital: [to be completed]
- Registration: [to be completed]
- Registered office: [to be completed]
- Intra-EU VAT number: [to be completed]
- Publication director: [to be completed]
- E-mail: [to be completed]
- Phone: not provided
2. Hosting
The site and its server functions are hosted by:
- Vercel Inc., 440 N Barranca Avenue #4133, Covina, CA 91723, United States, vercel.com. The site’s server functions are configured to run in the cdg1 region (Paris, France).
The service’s database is hosted by Supabase (Supabase Pte. Ltd., supabase.com) in the eu-west-3 region (Paris), which runs on Amazon Web Services infrastructure. The other providers involved in the service are listed in the Privacy policy.
3. Nature of the service
Veritas-Doc analyses the technical structure of a PDF file and produces a report of technical signs of modification: detected editing tool, successive saves, covered areas, text recovered under some masks.
4. Intellectual property
The Veritas-Doc name, the texts, the graphics and the software of the service are protected by intellectual property law. Any unauthorised reproduction or reuse is prohibited, subject to the exceptions provided by law.
The documents you submit remain yours: see the Terms and conditions.
5. Personal data and cookies
The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy policy: data processed, purposes, providers, retention periods, cookies and rights. For any request, write to [to be completed].
6. Consumer mediation
If you are a consumer, have sent a written complaint to [to be completed] and are not satisfied with the answer, you may refer the matter free of charge to the consumer mediator the publisher falls under:
- Mediator: [to be completed]
- Website: [to be completed]
A prior written complaint to the publisher is a condition for the mediator to accept the referral.
7. Governing law
The site and this notice are governed by French law. For disputes with a consumer, the mandatory rules on jurisdiction and consumer protection remain applicable.