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How it works

From detection to resolution, without the busywork.

A repeatable, five-stage workflow. Automation does the searching and paperwork; you stay in control of every decision.

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How it works

From detection to resolution in five steps.

A repeatable enforcement workflow, run continuously in the background.

Who does what

Clear responsibilities at every stage.

  1. 01

    Monitor

    You

    Register the content you want protected and tell us where you publish it.

    The platform

    Continuously scans websites, platforms, file hosts and search results for copies.

  2. 02

    Detect

    You

    Nothing. Detection runs in the background.

    The platform

    Identifies potential infringements, including modified copies, and groups duplicates.

  3. 03

    Verify

    You

    Review each match, confirm ownership and consider whether any exception such as fair use applies.

    The platform

    Collects evidence automatically: screenshots, captures, URLs and timestamps.

  4. 04

    Enforce

    You

    Approve the notice and its authorized signature.

    The platform

    Prepares the DMCA notice and submits it to the right host, platform or search engine.

  5. 05

    Track

    You

    Check your dashboard and reports whenever you like.

    The platform

    Logs responses, removals, disputes and counter-notices, and rechecks removed URLs.

Case tracking

Know what happened to every case.

Every detection becomes a case with a full, timestamped history, so you always know what was sent, to whom, and what came back.

Case statuses

  • Investigating
  • Notice Prepared
  • Notice Submitted
  • Under Review
  • Removed
  • Rejected
  • Disputed

Case

#DMCA-28491

Resolved in 2d 1hRemoved

  1. Potential Infringement Detected

    Match found on example.com/watch/8f2a1c

    Investigating

  2. Evidence Collected

    Screenshot, page source and metadata captured

    Investigating

  3. Notice Prepared

    DMCA notice drafted and reviewed

    Notice Prepared

  4. Notice Submitted

    Sent to the hosting provider's designated agent

    Notice Submitted

  5. Platform Response

    Provider acknowledged and is reviewing

    Under Review

  6. Content Removed ✓

    URL no longer accessible. Case closed.

    Removed
FAQ

Questions about the process

A DMCA takedown is a formal notice, sent under the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act, asking a website host, platform or search engine to remove or disable access to material that infringes your copyright. Service providers that want to keep their safe-harbor protection generally act on valid notices promptly.

Your content deserves protection.

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