Use Cases

Use case

Content provenance

Show where images, video and documents came from, who edited them and whether AI tools were involved.

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Media

How the record holds together

Records
Verified byEditor, platform, audience
OutcomeProvable authenticity

Who this is for

Newsrooms, broadcasters, agencies, government communications and brand teams.

The operational challenge

Audiences and partners struggle to tell authentic material from manipulated or synthetic content, and publishers need a credible way to prove origin.

An example workflow

  1. Step 01

    Sign original material at capture or creation.

  2. Step 02

    Record edits, approvals and the tools used, including AI assistance.

  3. Step 03

    Publish with provenance information attached.

  4. Step 04

    Let audiences and partners verify origin and edit history.

What is recorded

Creator or organisation, capture details, edit history, approvals and disclosure of AI-assisted steps.

Who verifies

Editors, platforms, partners and audiences check origin and history before relying on or republishing content.

Built on open standards

Designed to align with C2PA content credentials, so provenance travels with the file.

Protecting sources

Sensitive source and location details can be withheld while still proving the publisher’s signature.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Does this detect deepfakes?

It proves authentic origin rather than guessing what is fake. Content without valid provenance can be treated with caution.

Can AI-assisted content be labelled?

Yes. AI-assisted steps are disclosed as part of the edit history.

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