Today it is possible to photocopy any documents without having to fulfill the rights for it. This kind of saving is illusory, because the principle of taxing each photocopy in a contractual way to take account of this defect of royalties' perception tends to be essential. This will eventually lead to everybody being taxed regardless of his real need of a copy, while on the other hand, this arbitrary taxation doesn't allow the remuneration of the authors of the photocopied documents in a realistic way.

Thanks to our solution, for every photocopy of a work submitted to a perception of royalties the copier will indicate to the claimant that the requested photocopy requires the perception of a right. If it is accepted, the photocopy is carried out and a transfer of rights takes place between the requesting company and the owner of the rights on the photocopied work. This perception shall possibly be managed in an automatic way via specialized organisms.
A company thus pays only the rights on the protected photocopies of work actually copied, and therefore don't pay any inclusive tax on current photocopies. Moreover, the company can manage photocopies of protected works allowing only some types of work or a part of his employees, or by assigning a maximum of rights to discharge.

When one requires a photocopy of a protected work, there is a gain in efficiency, for when he asks for a photocopy, he can also get an electronic copy of the submitted document. Also, the server of the protected document's issuer can send the article that only interests the claimant. The server may send it directly in an electronic format workable by the claimant (for instance, formatted to his word processor). It can also send articles or complementary information relative to the copied article when the applicant requests further information.
The issuer of protected documents is being guarded against any illicit copy existing in the business world. He shall perceive rights for every copy done. By creating services adapted to the third party interested by his articles, he opens possibilities to new financial resources for himself.

Contact : Paul Lahmi