Galior

Italian secondary-market software licence transaction and compliance records: per-sale electronic invoices (Italy's mandatory structured e-invoicing format, carrying SKU, price, VAT treatment and counterparty for every licence sold), traceability dossiers on each acquired and resold licence, self-declared transfer-legality statements under Article 47 of Presidential Decree 445/2000, and volume/multi-licence subdivision records showing which enterprise agreements were split and what entitlement remained. Also covers the education and academic licence resale channel, which most secondary-market brokers do not touch.

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Industry: IT Consulting & Other Services
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeFundamentalReference

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular and structured XML (mandatory Italian electronic invoices, licence transfer registers) plus document sets (Article 47 statutory self-declarations, traceability and conformity dossiers)
Volume: Modest and narrow: est. 1K-10K licence sale and transfer records (SKU, price, transfer date, buyer class, legality declaration) accumulated since trading began, each paired with one structured electronic invoice. Subdivision events on volume agreements form a smaller but rarer sub-stream. The differentiator is verifiability of every record through the Italian e-invoicing trail, not record count.
Users: N/A — B2B and consumer licence storefront with no registration mechanic; buyers transact through a contact form or quote request and receive an invoice, and no account base is exposed.
History: 10 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active but micro — the compliance page is maintained to current case law (it cites the 2021 Court of Justice ruling C-410/19 alongside the 2012 UsedSoft decision), the storefront is live in several languages, and statutory e-invoicing plus post-sale support indicate an operating trader rather than a static listing.
Launched: Est. 2015-2019 (the model requires EU case law legalising digital-licence resale, and the firm's compliance material already cites the 2021 C-410/19 ruling so it was trading before then; no 'since 20XX' copy, copyright year or founding date appears on any gathered page)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
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Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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