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Verify your account
Create your account, complete identity verification and choose the workspace where you will record your work.
DIGIBRIDGE METHODOLOGY
VERIFY THE HUMAN WORK BEHIND A RELEASE.
AI can operate the same creative software as editors, production teams and musicians. DigiBridge combines recorded process, layered detection and your dedicated AI verification agent to distinguish human contributions from prohibited software generated control. Creators get evidence of their work; clients and reviewers get a clearer basis for assessment.
For film and media: Premiere Pro, After Effects and DaVinci Resolve. For music: Ableton Live, Pro Tools and FL Studio.
THE RECORD MODEL
FROM FIRST SESSION TO REVIEWED DELIVERY.
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Register your project
Give your project a stable record and link the creative file you want to record. Registration starts its history.
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Record each contribution
Keep each person’s supported sessions and contribution connected to the project, from an edit, grade or effects shot to a news package or music arrangement.
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Detect prohibited assistance
Layered checks and your dedicated AI verification agent examine authorised process evidence for AI assistance and software generated control that replace the contributor.
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Review the version
Check coverage, contributors, findings and declarations for the exact version you want to share. Resolve outstanding issues before publication.
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Share eligible work
Publish the permitted evidence with a verification link so clients, collaborators and reviewers can assess the work.
EVIDENCE SOURCES
DETECTION BUILT FROM CONNECTED EVIDENCE.
DigiBridge compares device, operating system and creative tool observations with timing and integrity checks. Your dedicated AI verification agent examines patterns across authorised sessions to identify prohibited assistance and software generated control.
Device, system and tool checks
Connect permitted input to supported tool actions in the selected project. Signed records and integrity checks preserve the source, sequence and recording gaps.
Your dedicated verification agent
The agent analyses evidence you authorise to identify prohibited AI assistance and software generated control. Each finding points to supporting evidence; the agent reviews the process while you control the creative work.
Warnings you can assess
A warning explains the reason, affected activity and supporting evidence, and shows whether the incident is confirmed. Add context or challenge a finding before the version completes review.
AI suspicion or a recording gap alone never counts as an incident. Confirmation requires qualified evidence of a prohibited action under the applicable policy.
Ordinary playback, sequencing, musical automation, keyframes and rendering are assessed under the disclosed policy for the connected tool. These functions are distinct from software taking over the contributor’s actions.
READING A RESULT
UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS REVIEWED.
Every review should answer
- Which output and version does the result cover?
- Which sessions and tools were recorded?
- Who contributed, and what did they declare?
- Which findings or recording gaps need attention?
- Is the record currently eligible for publication?
- How can an error or finding be challenged?
- Which statements are observations, declarations or AI interpretations?
WHAT THIS GIVES YOU
CONFIDENCE FOR BOTH SIDES OF A SUBMISSION.
Recognised contributions
Keep individual work visible inside a shared project, from the first session to the release review.
Evidence from your workflow
Build the record while you create, without rebuilding your process history after delivery.
Clear publishing rules
The first confirmed incident holds the affected version from publication. The third distinct confirmed incident makes the project ineligible for the public directory.
Protected creative material
Share selected evidence while source audio, project files and typed content remain outside evidence collection.