One verification API for every output.
Replace a vendor stack with one contract
Product teams should not have to build separate intake, identity, detection, audit, and policy systems for every model and media type. Encypher routes the applicable checks behind one verification contract across text, images, audio, video, documents, and other supported files.
The integration does not turn unlike signals into the same proof. C2PA validation, watermark detection, soft-binding recovery, and customer policy remain distinct in the returned evidence.
The evidence model
| Evidence | Status family | What the result preserves |
|---|---|---|
| C2PA credential | Present, absent, or invalid | Signer, timestamp, claim, and hard-binding evidence |
| Watermark signal | Detected, not detected, or unsupported | Provider, algorithm, confidence, and tested limits |
| Soft-binding recovery | Resolved, unresolved, or not applicable | The linked provenance record and resolver evidence |
| Policy decision | Meets policy, incomplete, or fails policy | Named rules and reasons evaluated against the evidence |
One request, five explicit steps
Detect the content type
Choose the applicable C2PA parser, watermark detectors, and customer policy.
Validate embedded provenance
Check the credential, certificate chain, signer, timestamp, claims, and content binding when a manifest is present.
Run supported detectors
Inspect the content-level marks available for the submitted text, image, audio, or video.
Attempt conditional recovery
Resolve linked provenance when embedded metadata is missing and the applicable watermark and resolver are present.
Return one result
Normalize the response without erasing the difference between cryptographic, probabilistic, recovery, and policy evidence.
The Article 50 easy button, with a clear boundary
The technical marking, detection, and evidence layer for EU AI Act Article 50. Encypher supplies the integration, technical controls, and evidence record. Your team and counsel still determine which systems and outputs fall within scope, what people must be told, and how the organization governs exceptions.