IP Enforcement & Brand Protection
How Enforcement Support Works
Every report starts with the right foundation: verified authority, a defined scope, and evidence that a platform can review.
Six stages. One documented record.
- 01
Rights verification
Establish ownership or authorization to act for the rights holder.
- 02
Scope assessment
Identify the works, brands, URLs, and platforms involved.
- 03
Evidence collection
Preserve source links, dated captures, and relevant context.
- 04
Notice preparation
Organize the claim, supporting records, and required statements.
- 05
Platform submission
Submit through available reporting channels within the agreed scope.
- 06
Tracking and reporting
Record acknowledgments, requests for information, and platform decisions.
Before a report is submitted
We clarify the scope and authorization, identify missing information, and ask you to confirm the facts and required statements. An initial inquiry does not authorize us to submit a report.
After the platform responds
We distinguish acknowledgment from a decision, record requests for more evidence, and track the status of the specific URLs. A disputed claim or counter-notice may need qualified legal counsel. No fixed response time or outcome is promised.
Contact
Start with the evidence.
Tell us what you own, where it appears, and what you have documented. Let’s establish the next step.