Generation platforms
Check a proposed face or voice use against current permission before a supported operation runs.
The same permission has to work for the person, their representative, the buyer, the generation platform and whoever later has to verify the output.
A licensing workflow is only useful if each party can answer its own question. The person needs to know what they are agreeing to. Their representative needs a reviewable commercial scope. The buyer needs permission before production. A generation platform needs a bounded decision it can enforce. Counsel and broadcasters need evidence tied to the actual output.
Check a proposed face or voice use against current permission before a supported operation runs.
Secure permission, payment and proof before a campaign output ships.
License a real person for a defined campaign without treating identity as stock.
Review scope, protect approvals and preserve evidence for represented talent.
Choose each use, approve the terms and keep control of future generation.
Every route uses the same sequence: identity verification, reviewed consent, a signed licence, commercial conditions, a permission check, supported production controls, output evidence and revocation. The role pages below explain what changes for each participant.