Your code and your work, documented
Code, designs, copy, courses, music: your team produces work every single day, and there is almost never a record of who made it, when, and under which contract. That record is what we take care of here: filings with Colombia’s National Copyright Office (DNDA) and the contracts that go with them.
What's at stake
- of protection for a work
- —to be definedUnverified
- at stake when you publish or hire without a record
- —to be definedUnverified
- of processing for a DNDA filing
- —to be definedUnverified
Preliminary figures: the principal attorney reviews them before they are published as final.
What governs your work and your code
Which four rules frame this line, and what each of them says, is written by our principal attorney. Until he does, you will not see a single one here.
[ PENDING — regulatory framework to be defined ]
From the filing to the contract
Hire them one by one or as a package. Tell us what your team produces and we will tell you where to start.
Software registration
We prepare and file your software registration with the DNDA, together with the documentation that supports it.
Registration of works
Copy, designs, courses, music and audiovisual work: we gather the source material and file the registration with the DNDA.
Assignment of rights
The contracts your team, your freelancers and your vendors sign to put in writing who ends up with what.
Ownership audit It does not have a page of its own to take you to yet.
We review what your team produces, under which contracts, and what is still undocumented. Scope and price, made to measure.
Your copyright filings, based on who you are
Tell us who you are and we leave only the copyright filings that fit you on screen.
What people ask us most
Is registering my software with the DNDA mandatory?
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
Does the code a contractor writes belong to my company?
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
How long does a DNDA filing take?
[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]
Does a lawyer review what gets filed?
Yes. Nothing is filed until a lawyer at the firm has reviewed it: human review is part of the process, not an optional step.
4 questions on this topicThey open in the support panel, without leaving this page.
See the questionsWho holds the paperwork for what your team made?
Fifteen minutes to go over what your team produces, what is registered and what is still unsigned.