Soleau envelope

Upon creation, the author has an intangible property right enforceable against all, (L.111-1 Intellectual Property Code), that's the theory, because in practice to enforce its rights to others, it will prove that is the true creator.

Soleau envelope, named after its inventor Eugene Soleau, is not suited to the protection of long manuscripts, nor the protection of music files, since it fails instead of MaPreuve protect documents in digital form.

MaPreuve provides legal protection to your document, without having access directly, by creating a digital fingerprint of your document.
You are not limited in the size of your document to be protected, by the thickness of the document and you are not constrained by the formalism heavy and sometimes costly to remedy a legal professional.

It should be remembered that the Soleau envelope is limited to 5 mm thick, or about 7 sheets of paper well compacted, thus excluding the manuscripts of several thousand pages of material or traditional digital media such as CD-ROM or USB.
Similarly if you want to open it, to preserve its evidentiary value, you will need to move an usher at your expense.

With MaPreuve service, you create your proof immediately (without requiring envelope) on your computer, ready for use without further formality.

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