Your image. Keep control of its use.
For brands, artists, athletes, public figures, executives, labels, agencies and rights holders: monitor visual appearances across covered online sources, compare them with known authorizations and preserve a reviewable record.
Atlantic detects and organizes potential visual correspondences on covered sources. A technical match never confirms infringement or legal non-compliance without human review.
One framework for every high-value visual identity
The service adapts to individual talents, international brands and organizations managing several portfolios, without duplicating the platform or weakening access controls.
Brands and groups
Campaigns, products, packaging, catalogs and brand assets.
Artists and labels
Album covers, singles, posters, press visuals and tour campaigns.
Athletes and sports organizations
Official portraits, sponsorship imagery and licensed merchandise.
Public figures and talents
Portraits, editorial imagery, promotional content and endorsements.
Executives and institutions
Corporate portraits, official communications and public campaigns.
Agencies, managers and rights holders
Several clients or catalogs managed from separated workspaces.
From detection to visual governance
A detected appearance is useful only when it can be connected to the right asset, partner, territory, campaign, authorization period and decision history.
- Continuous monitoring signalsNew appearances are collected from covered public sources and organized for review.
- Authorization-aware classificationKnown partners, domains, dates and territories can be compared with detected uses.
- Human-controlled decisionsAuthorized, unknown, expired and review-required results remain clearly separated.
- Documented evidence trailURLs, dates, captures, notes and actions remain traceable over time.
Partner, asset, territory and period match the recorded authorization.
The partner is known, but the exact scope still requires verification.
The permitted period is ending or the detected use continues afterwards.
No immediate authorization or partner relationship is available.
Similarity is technically relevant, but no conclusion is made automatically.
Monitor the visual materials that carry your identity and commercial value
Official portraits
Institutional, artistic, sports, editorial or promotional portraits.
Advertising campaigns
Master visuals, adaptations, digital placements and promotional compositions.
Album and single covers
Cover artwork, release graphics, concert posters and press campaigns.
Products and packaging
Official product photography, packaging, catalogs and collection presentations.
Merchandise and reproductions
Posters, apparel, decorative objects, accessories and printed goods.
Editorial and social visuals
Press imagery, partner content, social campaigns and public communications.
Logos and graphic assets
Official graphic marks and visual identity elements when suitable for monitoring.
Archives and collections
Historical catalogs, estates, collections and rights-managed visual archives.
From protected portfolio to actionable review
Every stage is separated so that automation accelerates the work without replacing human judgment.
- 01
Select priority assets
Choose the portraits, campaigns, covers, products or collections that require monitoring.
- 02
Verify authority
Confirm ownership, representation, mandate or legitimate management authority.
- 03
Create technical references
Prepare technical and visual fingerprints suitable for monitoring workflows.
- 04
Record known authorizations
Partners, domains, territories, media, dates and restrictions can be centralized.
- 05
Monitor covered sources
Potential matches are detected or imported and attached to the correct asset.
- 06
Classify and review
Known, expired, unknown and uncertain uses are separated for human review.
- 07
Preserve evidence
URLs, captures, dates, notes and public contact information are documented.
- 08
Report and decide
Teams receive a structured view and choose the proportionate next step.
The same image can create very different monitoring questions
A music cover is reused
Identify reproductions on stores, media pages, event listings or unofficial merchandise, then compare them with the release and distribution rights recorded.
A portrait appears on merchandise
Document posters, clothing, accessories or decorative products offered through covered marketplaces and separate licensed partners from unknown sellers.
A campaign continues after expiry
Compare the detected publication date with the authorized period and flag continued use for verification instead of assuming a violation.
An official portrait is copied
Follow appearances of a deposited official portrait while preserving context, source URL and the distinction between editorial, partner and commercial uses.
Product imagery moves across sellers
Observe where official product photographs are reused and identify domains that are known, authorized, expired or still unclassified.
An agency manages several talents
Keep portfolios, authorizations, alerts and reports separated by client while retaining a consolidated management view.
A clear view for communication, brand, management and legal teams
Technical findings remain available, while the main indicators are organized for fast operational understanding.
Strong protection without impossible promises
International coverage, source by source
Coverage depends on accessible, indexed and technically compatible sources. No serious service can guarantee observation of every public or private area of the Internet.
Confidentiality by design
Protected workspaces, role controls, audit history, secured storage and tested backups support sensitive visual portfolios.
Human validation before action
No detection automatically becomes an accusation, legal conclusion, notice, agreement or external action.
Detect, centralize, compare, document and follow the visual correspondences found on covered sources, while preserving human control over every important decision.
A monitoring scope sized to your portfolio and organization
Priority asset monitoring
For a focused selection of high-value portraits, covers, campaigns or products.
Expanded portfolio governance
For brands and talents managing larger catalogs, several partners and recurring campaigns.
Multi-client management
For agencies, labels, studios and representatives who need separated client workspaces.
Custom operational framework
For organizations requiring territories, teams, roles, reporting and approval procedures.
Understand the service before entrusting a visual portfolio
A confidential presentation can then define the exact technical and operational coverage.
Can Atlantic monitor every place on the Internet?+
No service can guarantee exhaustive access to every public, private, unindexed or technically restricted source. Atlantic provides continuous monitoring on covered sources and documents the results it can reliably obtain.
Does a detected match prove illegal use?+
No. A match is a technical indicator. Rights, contracts, licenses, editorial context, exceptions and representation authority must be reviewed by an authorized person.
Do I need to upload my entire image library immediately?+
No. The first step is a confidential scope review. Priority assets, authority records, territories and monitoring objectives are selected before any structured onboarding.
Can an agency manage several people or brands?+
Yes. A common secured platform can provide separated workspaces, permissions and reporting without requiring a duplicate portal.
What proof is required to monitor a public figure?+
Atlantic must verify that the requester is the rights holder, the person concerned, an authorized representative, agent, manager, agency or other legitimate mandate holder before operational monitoring begins.
Tell us what you need to protect
This initial request helps Atlantic assess portfolio size, authority, priority territories and suitable monitoring coverage. It does not activate monitoring automatically.


