Use case · Withdrawn consent

One withdrawn consent. Every affected image, found.

When someone withdraws consent, Verify shows every affected image, restricts it in your library and connected collections, and helps you follow up on copies already published. People are allowed to change their mind, and your team can respond with confidence.

What happens

From withdrawal to closure

  1. The person withdraws consent, digitally or through your team. Verify records it in their consent history.

“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 Thanks to the integration with our image database, photos are automatically blocked as soon as consent expires or is withdrawn.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.”

Reinier EtienneErasmus MC
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Good to know

What Verify does, and what your team decides

  • Restriction applies in Verify, shared collections and connected DAM environments.
  • For copies on third-party websites, Verify gives you the location and context; removal is a request your team makes.
  • The same flow applies when consent expires, or when an employee leaves.

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