Govern signing. Without ever seeing a file.
Take the controls: workstations, policies, audit log. All the Console ever sees is metadata.
ProvSeal Consolemedia received: 0 · keys received: 0
Enrolled workstations
Profile: Publication
Identity: organisation HSM
Declared steps: 4
applied to 3 workstationsapplied to 4 workstations
MAC-REDAC-04
Team: Photo deskLast signature: 09:14 · 42 filesStatus: active
MAC-STUDIO-11
Team: Creative studioLast signature: 09:42 · 18 filesStatus: active
MAC-AGENCE-02
Team: Agency, deliveryLast signature: yesterday · 7 filesStatus: active
MAC-STAGE-07
Team: Photo internLast signature: noneStatus: enrolment pendingactive
Audit log
MAC-STAGE-07 enrolled and approved
Publication: AI label enabled
Publication: AI label disabled
09:42 MAC-STUDIO-11: batch of 18 files signed
09:20 “sign” privilege granted to J. Martin
09:14 MAC-REDAC-04: batch of 42 files signed
09:02 “Publication” policy updated
- Try it: select a workstation, approve the pending enrolment, turn on the AI label. The log fills in, without a single file.
It receives.
Governance metadata, nothing more.
- The state of enrolled workstations
- Signing policies and profiles
- Audit events: who, when, which policy
Never.
Your media and your keys never reach the Console.
- Your images, videos or documents
- Your private keys
- The content of your files, even partially
Questions
that matter.
Straight answers about ProvSeal Console.
Is the Console mandatory?
No. Desktop works on its own. The Console becomes useful as soon as several workstations must apply the same rules.
Where is the Console hosted?
Hosting arrangements are defined with you during the pilot. It only receives governance metadata.
What does the audit log contain?
Enrolments, policy changes, signatures performed, with the author and the date. Never the content of the files.
Take the controls.
ProvSeal Console is available in the pilot program, installed with you at the same time as your Desktop workstations.