Legal notices & policies

Site publisher	CIPOLLA ALISEA
Legal form	Entrepreneur individuel (micro‑entreprise)
Registered address	19 Rue des Primevères 34000 Montpellier France
SIREN	999 123 169
SIRET (head office)	999 123 169 00016
VAT number (FR)	FR67 999123169 (constructed & indicative)
Registries	RCS Montpellier · Registre National des Entreprises (RNE)
Main activity	47.91B – Vente à distance sur catalogue spécialisé Primary product: sale of digital goods (models, graphics, 3D models)
Representative	Cipolla Alisea (founder & sole proprietor)
Website	https://aliseacipolla.art
Phone	+33 7 45 71 74 35
Email	info@aliseacipolla.art

1. Scope

Purpose of the website

This website presents the activities of CIPOLLA ALISEA and, where applicable, allows the distance sale of digital goods such as 3D models, textures and graphic assets. By browsing this site or purchasing a product, the user acknowledges that they have read and accepted these terms.

The content is primarily intended for professional users (studios, agencies, freelancers) and advanced enthusiasts who understand the technical nature of digital assets.

2. Orders & prices

Ordering process

Practical ordering details (use of a marketplace, payment providers, accepted currencies, VAT management, etc.) will be specified once the store is operational. Prices will be indicated in euros, all taxes included or excluding tax depending on the applicable micro‑enterprise regime and legal obligations at the time of sale.

3. Delivery of digital content

Access to files

After validation of payment, the customer will receive access to the purchased digital files (for example via a download link or a user account). As the content is digital and non‑tangible, there is no physical shipment.

The customer is responsible for storing and backing up the files. CIPOLLA ALISEA cannot guarantee permanent availability of download links over time.

4. Right of withdrawal

Specific rules for digital content

Under EU law, the right of withdrawal for digital content may cease once the service has fully begun with the consumer’s prior express consent and acknowledgment of the loss of this right. The precise implementation (including consent wording) will be detailed at the time of purchase.

5. Intellectual property

Usage rights and limitations

Unless otherwise stated, all files sold remain the intellectual property of CIPOLLA ALISEA. The customer obtains a usage license under the conditions specified on each product page (permitted uses, commercial scope, attribution if required, etc.).

The following actions are generally prohibited unless explicitly allowed:

• Reselling or redistributing the files “as is”.
• Claiming authorship of the original asset files.
• Using the assets in contexts that violate the law.

6. Liability

Limitations

Digital files are provided “as is”. Despite best efforts to ensure compatibility and quality, CIPOLLA ALISEA cannot be held liable for indirect damages such as data loss, production delays or incompatibilities arising from the customer’s specific environment or tools.

1. Data controller

The data controller for any personal data collected via this website is: CIPOLLA ALISEA, Entrepreneur individuel, 19 Rue des Primevères, 34000 Montpellier, France.

Contact details for data protection matters will be provided once a dedicated email address is defined.

2. Data collected

As of now, this static site may only collect minimal technical data (such as server logs) and the information voluntarily provided via the contact form (name, email, message, selected topic).

If analytics, third‑party forms or payment platforms are added, details of the data collected and their purposes will be added here.

3. Purposes & legal bases

Personal data collected via the contact form is used solely to respond to the user’s request and for basic follow‑up. The legal basis is the user’s consent and/or the legitimate interest in providing information and support regarding the services.

4. Data retention

Messages and contact details may be kept for the time necessary to process the request and manage the relationship, then archived for a limited period to meet legal obligations or defend rights in case of disputes.

5. Rights of individuals

In accordance with the GDPR, users have the right to access, rectify, erase and limit the processing of their personal data, as well as a right to portability and a right to object in certain cases.

They may also lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority (in France: CNIL).

6. Cookies & trackers

If cookies or similar tracking technologies are implemented (for instance for audience measurement), a dedicated cookie banner and detailed cookie policy will be put in place, allowing users to manage their preferences.