Behind many images is a person who said yes to specific uses.
Their consent usually lives in a form or a folder, away from the photo. Verify captures it at the source and attaches it to every image the person appears in. Your team sees who agreed, to what and until when, without searching.
How it works
From signature to every image
Send a digital consent form before the shoot, or let people scan a QR code on location. They see clearly what they agree to. No paper to scan, file or lose.
Facial recognition links each person and their consent record to the images and video they appear in, including group photos. Your team reviews the matches before they count.
See expiry dates and restrictions on every asset. Get a signal before consent runs out, and let Verify restrict images automatically when it expires or is withdrawn.
Built for real consent
Every situation your team meets
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Group photos
One image, several people, different choices. Verify shows the status for each person in the frame.
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Minors
Supports specific consent requirements, including consent from a parent or guardian.
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Withdrawal
When someone withdraws consent, Verify identifies every affected image and restricts it in your library and connected collections.
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A consent history
Every agreement, change and withdrawal is recorded, so you can show who agreed to what, and when.
“With Verify, we can now centrally manage consents and access them in real time. When someone leaves the organization or withdraws consent, we can immediately see which images are affected. Thanks to the integration with our image database, photos are automatically blocked as soon as consent expires or is withdrawn. In addition, Verify enables us to track unauthorized use of our images online. During an external audit, our way of working with Verify was assessed very positively.”
FAQ
Think of Verify as DocuSign for visuals: it turns paper-heavy consent administration into a digital, traceable workflow. Your consent texts and legal basis remain your own; Verify supports GDPR-aligned workflows around them.
Facial recognition suggests matches between people and images, and your team reviews them. It is a way to connect consent records to the right images.
Images are restricted in your library, shared collections and connected DAM environments. Copies already published elsewhere are flagged for review, so your team can decide what to do.