Privacy policy
Last updated: September 20, 2026
Data controller
The controller of your personal information is the publisher of Fusion NC1, based in Quebec, Canada. In accordance with Quebec's Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, this same person acts as the privacy officer within the business. For any question, write to contact@fusionnc1.ca.
Information collected
We collect: your name and email, provided by our payment platform (Lemon Squeezy) when you make a purchase; the data needed to operate your licence (licence number, computer name, activation date); and the content of your emails if you write to us.
What we do not collect
Your .nc1 files and production data are processed only on your computer and are never sent to us.
Use
We use this information to send you your licence key, provide technical support, manage renewals, and meet our accounting and tax obligations.
Sharing with third parties
We share some information with Lemon Squeezy (payment and billing) and Cloudflare (website and email hosting), only to the extent needed to provide the service. If you are an individual residing in the European Union or the European Economic Area, the processing of your information is based on the performance of our contract with you (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR). We do not sell your information to anyone.
Retention and security
Your information is kept for as long as needed for our business relationship and for the retention periods required by law (for example, for accounting purposes). We take reasonable measures to protect it.
Your rights
You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your information by writing to contact@fusionnc1.ca, subject to retention periods required by law.
Cookies and international transfers
This site does not use advertising tracking cookies. Our providers (Lemon Squeezy, Cloudflare) are based outside Quebec, including in the United States; your information may therefore be processed outside Quebec. We have chosen well-established providers that offer protection safeguards considered equivalent to those required under Quebec law.