Intelligence

Compliance

Rules, checks, provenance, and rights — governance you can act on.

How Compliance thinks

Compliance turns "are we allowed to use this?" into something you can check. You set brand rules — color palettes, required metadata, accessibility (alt text, captions, document titles), even visual-subject checks — and new uploads are scanned automatically; re-run a check on any folder or gallery whenever you like.

Findings aren't a report that scrolls away: each violation has a lifecycle — assign it, snooze it, resolve it with a reason — and every asset carries its provenance (human, AI-assisted, stock) and license, so rights questions and AI-disclosure obligations have recorded answers. Approved assets can be locked against further edits.

In this section

Set up your brand rulesAdopt a suggested rule or write your own — what each check looks at, how strict, and where it applies. How-to Run a brand checkCheck everything, one folder, or a single file — plus the checks that run by themselves on every upload. How-to Work through issuesAssign, snooze, resolve, discuss — and lock the files that must not change. How-to Record origin and rightsWhere each file came from, whether AI made it, and the licence terms that decide where it can go. How-to Show your audit trailGenerate the reports regulators and clients ask for, and see exactly what people and AI agents did. How-to Compliance referenceCheck types, severities, states, permissions, notifications, limits — and every edge case. Reference