Policy without evidence is an assertion
Most organisations can describe their AI and content policy. Far fewer can demonstrate it was applied to a specific artifact on a specific date.
Turn content and AI policy into a control you can evidence
One attested record that product, legal, security and risk teams can all read — and that an auditor can check without taking your word for it.
Most organisations can describe their AI and content policy. Far fewer can demonstrate it was applied to a specific artifact on a specific date.
California SB 942 as amended, EU AI Act Article 50 and China's labelling measures all apply now, with further dates landing in 2027.
Legal wants defensibility, security wants integrity, product wants no friction, risk wants coverage. One attested record answers all four from the same artifact.
Everything published under your name, with a manifest naming the organizational identity behind it rather than whichever agency produced it.
Machine-readable disclosure on synthetic content, produced as a by-product of generating it.
Documents and reports where the question "has this been altered" needs a better answer than file metadata.
Plugs into: Content management and DAM · Marketing and creative pipelines · AI platforms and model endpoints · Existing identity and key infrastructure
Every manifest carries who, what, when and under which policy, in a machine-readable form a third party can check.
One policy engine and credential store as coverage expands from media into software and workloads.
Written to published specifications, so the record stays verifiable with or without us.
Publish with proof attached
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Run media production like a secured pipeline
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Ship releases your customers can verify
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Stand behind what you issue, under your own name
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Attest what you produce, verify what you consume
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Tell us what you have to stand behind and who has to be satisfied.