PyroMotion Site


	ID Pyreva SARL is a french company located near Paris. Pyreva offers a line of software called PyroMotion®, for enterprise and creative professional customers in the fireworks world. The PyroMotion® solutions enable customers to create and manage pyro projects, and deliver rich and reliable documents. Pyreva also offers specific services for customers who need well-timed help. Mission To be the premier provider of software solutions for pyro companies and pyro professionals. To promote PyroMotion® as a leading software solution in the fireworks industry. To keep on developing PyroMotion®, according to the customers needs and requests. To bring the best of the technology to the pyro world with an affordable cost. Investment in technology, knowledge and time have been done to let PyroMotion® become the reference solution in pyrotechnics. contact us

Trademark


	Copyright The PyroMotion® software, the PyroMotion® logo and the PyroMotion® website are copyrighted. The PyroMotion® software copyright includes but is not limited to, the Graphic User Interface, the ergonomics, the graphics and the database structure. Copy, distribution or use part of description above is prohibited by copyright laws. Trademark PyroMotion® is a registered trademark. You may not incorporate or include PyroMotion® in your company name, product name, domain name, or in the name of your service. Your product name or service may not be confusingly similar to PyroMotion® trademarks.


	Inter Deposit Digital Number APP (Agency for Protection of Programs) delivered this IDDN number for PyroMotion®: IDDN.FR.001.420012.000.R.C.2002.000.30000 APP is an international organization which is actively working in protecting software. APP is located in Geneva and Paris, and provides a team of lawyers dedicated for infringement of software rights. Illegal Copy The illegal copying of software programs is a crime! In many countries, copyright law provides for severe civil and criminal penalties for the unauthorized reproduction or distribution of copyrighted material. Copyrighted material includes, but is not limited to, computer programs and accompanying sounds, images and text. Under U.S. law, infringement may result in civil damages of up to $150,000 and/or criminal penalties of up to five years imprisonment and/or a $250,000 fine. Under French law, infringement may result in civil damages of up to €150,000 and/or criminal penalties of up to two years imprisonment, doubled if backslider.