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Turn AI source use into evidence both sides can trust.

Meter puts a signed source, the reported answer event, rights terms, and open questions in one report. Publishers and AI teams review it together.

Walk into the licensing talk with one shared record.

Both sides see the same facts. Each fact shows its source. Unanswered questions stay clear.

Settle the facts faster
Put the source, answer event, rights terms, and checks in one place for both teams.
Show where each fact came from
Each row says if Encypher saw the fact, a partner sent it, or no one knows yet.
Shorten the licensing round trip
Both teams price the same rows, so the talk turns on terms and value instead of whose numbers are right.

Encypher's claim-signing and timestamp authorities sit on the official C2PA Trust ListsC2PA Trust List: The list of signing authorities that conforming C2PA checkers trust by default.. Its generator product sits on the C2PA Conforming Products ListConforming Products List: The C2PA's public record of products that passed its conformance program. at assurance Level 1. Counsel on either side of the table can check both records without asking us. Read the public record.

One answer. One source-use report.

Each row shows the fact, its source, and the question it answers.

Example report: each fact and where it came from.
FactValueWhere it came from
Signed sourceExample Publisher, article 4Encypher saw it
Answer eventReported by AI partnerA partner sent it
Open questionWhether the answer reached an end userNo one knows yet

Example report. Meter shows what Encypher saw or a partner sent. It does not prove who owns the work. It does not prove a rights breach, training use, or an event outside the report. Walk through a sample report with us

Build the report from one answer.

Start with one answer both sides can check line by line.

Five things an AI system can report about a story: fetched, used in an answer, cited, shown and clicked. The story's label rides through all five; only the fetch shows up in the publisher's own logs.
Of the five steps, a publisher sees only the fetch in its own logs. The rest has to be reported.
  1. Connect the signed source

    Link the cited text to its signed source and the rights terms that came with it.

  2. Add the answer event

    The AI partner adds the agreed facts for search, use, citation, or a later result.

  3. Price the same rows

    Both teams review one set of facts, answer the open questions, and take the report into the negotiation.

Keep the licensing talk tied to shared facts.

Meter splits the facts into three groups: what Encypher saw, what a partner sent, and what no one knows yet. A term sheet built on those rows gives lawyers on both sides the same facts to review.

  • A signed source alone does not show that an AI system used it.
  • Facts sent by a partner stay marked with that source.
  • Missing data stays open. Meter does not turn it into a guess.

Create. Mark. Endure.

Start with one AI answer. Send us one answer and its cited source. We build the first report with you, and both teams walk into the next licensing talk reading the same rows.

Apply for the Meter pilot

Meter is in early partner program. Apply to get access to a live demo and work with our team to build a source-use report for your content.

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