Review incoming assets
Inspect credentials supplied by photographers, studios, stock providers and clients before production begins.
Creative production
Creative agencies can add a transparent provenance layer to campaign assets, AI-assisted concepts and client deliverables with C2PA Content Credentials.
An asset may start as a photoshoot, move through retouching, include generative AI edits, be resized for multiple channels and then be delivered to a client, publisher or platform.
Inspect credentials supplied by photographers, studios, stock providers and clients before production begins.
Record relevant creation, editing and export steps when provenance-aware tools participate in the workflow.
Give clients and downstream teams a signed asset they can inspect instead of relying only on a separate handover note.
Workflow
Place provenance checks at the handoffs where source, approval and output status matter.
Define with the client which assets should be signed, which actions are declared and which certificate policy applies to final delivery.
Verify available credentials on photography, stock, brand assets and client-provided ingredients.
Keep originals and key source files associated with the project so provenance context is not lost.
Apply retouching, compositing or generative operations under the project's disclosure and rights policies.
Attach accurate claims to the final deliverable using controlled signing material and a documented release process.
Check the delivered file, export a report and explain how later transformations may affect its credentials.
The strongest use cases connect technical provenance to an existing approval or delivery decision.
Document the approved origin and processing path of master images used across multiple markets and channels.
Disclose relevant generation or editing actions without presenting C2PA as universal AI detection.
Help clients distinguish approved deliverables from unknown or modified copies circulating downstream.
Provide publishers, retailers and platforms with inspectable provenance evidence and a human-readable report.
No. They can carry signed provenance assertions, but project records, approvals, licenses and contracts remain separate controls.
A provenance-aware tool can declare relevant generation or editing actions. The agency should use wording that accurately reflects its workflow.
Start with approved master deliverables and high-value exports. Define responsibility for signing before creating channel-specific derivatives.
Yes. They can inspect supported files with ProvSeal and receive a report explaining manifest, signature and certificate status.
Test a signed-delivery workflow on one campaign, document the policy and expand only after every export path has been verified.