Verification engine

Reviewed

Check who is doing the work, not just how the result looks.

Creative tools can be operated by people or software. DigiBridge brings permitted activity, device integrity and creative tool checks together so the human creation programme can assess the process behind a release. Your AI verification agent helps examine that evidence and explain what needs review.

Product and API scope: This guide describes the verification workflow and its rules. The public v1 API currently provides record lookup only. Film recording and automated AI review are being prepared separately and are not enabled by these API examples.

Connected checks

No single signal tells the whole story.

The engine is designed to compare observations from the same authorised session. Each supported tool and detection method needs its own assessment; an input count alone cannot establish who authored the work.

Permitted input activity

Disclosed event categories, timing, durations and coarse movement describe activity without retaining what someone typed.

Creative tool context

Supported project and application observations connect activity to the chosen work. An unsupported action stays unknown rather than becoming evidence of a human decision.

Integrity and continuity

Signed sources, ordering, receipts and coverage checks preserve the record and make interruptions or missing evidence visible.

AI supporting verification

An evidence analyst for your process.

The dedicated agent reviews permitted evidence for prohibited AI assistance, synthetic control and interference with recording safeguards. Its role is analysis. It cannot operate your editor, start a recording, rewrite a signed source or decide a penalty on its own.

Explain a finding

A useful result names the activity and supporting evidence, the method used and the information missing. Your explanation belongs alongside that result.

Keep uncertainty honest

If analysis is unavailable or coverage is incomplete, that state must remain visible. An unavailable result is not a clean finding and is not an incident.

The strict programme

Warnings help you act. Confirmed incidents affect publication.

The programme excludes prohibited AI assistance and software performing the contributor’s actions, including agents, scripts, macros and synthetic remapper control. Ordinary playback, sequencing, automation, keyframes and rendering are assessed under the connected tool’s disclosed policy.

Read and respond

A warning identifies the affected activity and evidence. Explain the workflow and request review if the finding is wrong. A model output, gap or suspicion alone never confirms an incident.

First confirmed incident

The affected recording or version is held from programme publication. Address prohibited use and follow the review process before it can be considered again.

Third distinct incident

The project becomes ineligible for directory submission and publication. Multiple observations of one continuous episode count once.

Review and correction

Qualified evidence and attributable actions support confirmation. Corrections preserve history and update dependent restrictions; they do not silently republish an old version.

Technical integration

Use a contract that exists today.

Premiere Pro is the first film connection being prepared. Resolve follows, with a separate After Effects connection for motion and composition work. The wider portfolio includes Ableton Live, Pro Tools and FL Studio. Check the enabled tool version in Connections before planning a recording.

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