Last updated: 24 September 2026.
Website publisher
The website neosera-international.com is published by NEOSERA Conseil, a French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) currently being formed and registered.
Trading name: NEOSERA International
Share capital: EUR 3,000
Registered office and domiciliation address: 128 rue de la Boétie, 75008 Paris, France
Contact: [email protected]
As the company is currently being registered, no SIREN number or registration number with the Trade and Companies Register (RCS) is available as of the date of publication. This information will be added as soon as it is issued.
NEOSERA Conseil operates under the trading name NEOSERA International pursuant to a licence to use the NEOSERA name.
Publication management
The publication director is Florian DASINI. Editorial management of the website is handled by the NEOSERA International communications department.
Hosting
The website is hosted by:
Cloudflare, Inc.
101 Townsend Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States
cloudflare.com
Purpose of the website
The website presents Neosera International, its areas of expertise, its working method and concise examples of current programmes.
Its content is provided for information only. It does not constitute a contractual offer, a commitment to achieve a particular result or professional advice tailored to a specific situation. Every engagement is governed by a separate agreement defining its scope, conditions and deliverables.
NEOSERA Conseil endeavours to provide accurate and current information but cannot guarantee that it will remain complete at all times. Content may be changed or withdrawn without notice.
Intellectual property
The structure of the website and all its content, including text, presentations, graphic elements, logos, distinctive signs and downloadable documents, are protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
The NEOSERA name, the NEOSERA International trading name, their logos and visual identity elements may not be reproduced, adapted or used without the prior written authorisation of their owner or of NEOSERA Conseil acting under its licence.
Any full or partial reproduction or representation for purposes other than strictly personal and non-commercial use requires prior written authorisation.
Links to third-party websites
The website may contain links to external resources. These links are provided for information only. NEOSERA Conseil does not control these websites and cannot be held responsible for their availability, content, privacy practices or security practices.
A link to this website must not suggest the existence of a partnership or endorsement without prior written agreement.
Liability
Users remain responsible for how they use information available on the website. To the extent permitted by French law, NEOSERA Conseil cannot be held liable for indirect loss resulting from access to the website, its temporary unavailability or the use of its content.
Descriptions of current projects are deliberately concise. They do not imply that final agreements have been entered into, that third parties have made any decision or that future results will be achieved.
Cookies and measurement tools
The website uses Cloudflare Web Analytics to obtain aggregated traffic and performance statistics. According to Cloudflare, this tool does not set cookies or collect personal data for individual tracking.
Google Analytics 4 may be activated only after the visitor has consented, to measure pages viewed, contact clicks and successfully completed forms. No Google Analytics script is loaded before acceptance. Refusal does not restrict any website feature.
The choice is retained for six months in a strictly necessary cookie named neosera_analytics_consent. It can be changed at any time through the “Manage cookies” link displayed on the website. Further details are provided in the data protection policy.
Personal data
Information about data processing, retention periods and how to exercise your rights is provided in our data protection policy.
Governing law
The website and these terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties will first seek an amicable resolution. Failing this, the dispute will be submitted to the competent courts in accordance with applicable procedural rules.