Provenance for everything your teams and models make, and for everything that arrives from outside. GW Slate™ runs beside the DAM, CMS and archives you already operate, marks AI-generated work with C2PA Content Credentials or a signed AI mark, checks credentials on what comes in, and keeps an Actuality Receipt™ behind each handoff.
Handoffs to govern
A valid signature from a revoked or untrusted signer passes any check that only asks whether a signature exists. The manifest also has to match the file it travels with.
Most AI edits leave no record of who made the change, with which model, and why.
Brand rules sit apart from the asset's lifecycle, so every review starts from memory.
Locale-specific approvals live in email threads, out of sight of the asset they approve.
Who promoted the asset to prod, and under which policy?
GW Slate™ attaches to the DAM, CMS, archives and model routes already in place. Every system stays where it is, and every asset gains the same record.
Archives, DAM and CMS assets from past productions often carry no credentials. GW Slate™ gives each one a GlobalizeWe-signed manifest that records its origin as declared by the operator who brings it in, and the receipt states that the origin was declared.
Iris Meridian™'s synthetic voice and text are marked AI-generated the moment they are made, and the turn's Actuality Receipt™ references the mark. Images, video and audio made in other tools gain Content Credentials when they come through GW Slate™.
A legacy asset reworked with a frontier model in another tool keeps its history when it comes through GW Slate™. Its existing manifest is kept as an ingredient, a GlobalizeWe-signed manifest declares the content AI-generated, and the receipt binds the original as received, the marked asset and the person who approved the release.
Article 50(2) of the EU AI Act requires providers of generative AI systems to mark the audio, image, video and text those systems generate in a machine-readable format, detectable as AI-generated. Systems placed on the market before 2 August 2026 must meet the duty by 2 December 2026. GW Slate™ produces the mark and the record behind it. Counsel decides what each obligation requires of a given deployment.
Banks, broker-dealers and asset managers supervise and retain what they say to customers. AI voice responses carry C2PA Content Credentials, AI-drafted statements and commentary carry a signed AI mark, and the receipt shows who reviewed and approved each release.
Claims arrive with photos, video and documents as evidence. GW Slate™ checks their credentials before a claims workflow sees them, and a file with a borrowed or altered manifest is quarantined with a fail receipt.
Life sciences promotional pieces pass medical, legal and regulatory review, and providers stand behind the messages patients read. The AI mark shows which pieces AI generated, and the receipt carries each reviewer's approval with the asset.
Agencies and contractors publish to the public and exchange files across programs. Marked output and verified intake give each office a record of what it published, what it accepted, and on whose authority.
Newsrooms and studios protect their work against deepfakes and rights disputes. Content Credentials record authorship on each asset as it leaves for syndication, and the receipt packet documents the chain when a complaint or takedown arrives.
Campaigns run across markets, agencies and platforms. Credentials travel with each asset through localization, and every market's approver is named on the receipt.
Every AI transformation is marked and disclosed downstream.
Brand and claim rules bound to the asset for its whole lifecycle.
Locale-specific approvers in the chain.
Asset path, lineage, and version anchored to the receipt.
Only authorized identities can promote to prod under the policy.
Every receipt references the published asset and its credential.
Disclosure is automatic in the supply chain. Each asset carries its AI mark, and its receipt carries the chain, so disclosure travels with the work and review moves faster.
Content Credentials are the signed provenance record defined by the C2PA standard. They state who or what made a file, what changed along the way, and whether AI generated it, and they travel with the file so any C2PA reader can check them. GW Slate™ attaches them to AI-generated media and checks them on every asset it admits.
Article 50(2) of the EU AI Act requires providers of generative AI systems to mark the audio, image, video and text those systems generate in a machine-readable format, detectable as AI-generated. Systems placed on the market before 2 August 2026 must meet the duty by 2 December 2026. GW Slate™ produces the machine-readable mark and the Actuality Receipt™ behind it. Counsel decides what the duty requires of a given deployment.
Yes. GW Slate™ gives a legacy asset a GlobalizeWe-signed manifest that records its origin as declared by the operator who brings it in, attributed to that operator. The receipt states that the origin was declared, so a reviewer knows exactly how much the record proves.
GW Slate™ checks every asset and agent before admission: whether the signer is trusted and current, whether the manifest matches the file, and whether the presenting agent holds the credential it shows. A file that fails is quarantined, and a fail receipt records each check and the reason.
When an asset edited in another tool comes through GW Slate™, its existing manifest is kept as an ingredient, so the earlier provenance chain stays intact. A GlobalizeWe-signed manifest declares the content AI-generated, and the Actuality Receipt™ binds the original as received, the marked asset, the manifest and the person who approved the release.
Regulated markets that answer for every asset they publish and every file they accept: financial services, insurance, healthcare and life sciences, and the public sector and defense. Media and publishing and global brands follow close behind, because authorship and disclosure carry their reputation across every market.
The credential travels with the file and tells any reader that AI generated it and where it came from. The Actuality Receipt™ stays on Receipt Rail™, records who approved the release, under which policy, from which sources, and references the credential, so an auditor can move from the record to the exact file it covers.
Canonical pieces on this rail. Each magazine URL is the home; Substack is distribution.
The Team Control Sprint binds capture → publish for one market program with receipts at every handoff.
