Disclosemark

Agencies can produce hundreds of synthetic-performer videos each month across several generation providers, then rely on a creator or media buyer to add the right disclosure at publish time. The supplied research confirms five interfaces, an active content-credentials standard and a gap for generation-time wrapping across video providers. It also asserts 2026 United States synthetic-persona disclosure requirements and an August 2, 2026 European disclosure milestone. Because these are current legal claims, the product brief treats the exact rule, jurisdiction, applicability, effective date, required language, machine-readable manifest and watermark obligations as primary-source gates for qualified counsel rather than universal facts inferred from the summary. Disclosemark records persona authorization, likeness and voice rights, generation provider and model version, source assets, prompt fingerprint rather than raw confidential prompt by default, edits, final asset checksum, content manifest, invisible marker, visible label, caption disclosure and intended channel. A signature or credential proves integrity and provenance of a payload, not that claims are true, rights are sufficient, content is lawful or a platform preserved the marker. Generation, review, final render, disclosure approval, publish command, provider acknowledgment, published-asset readback, marker verification, audience delivery, correction and takedown remain distinct. The system never fabricates consent, impersonation authority, endorsements, testimonials or disclosure requirements and never labels an asset compliant automatically.

An agency operations, creative-technology, brand-safety or legal leader producing high-volume synthetic-performer advertising and needing proof across generation and publication.