Inverity

The intelligent layer for every asset you own

Find it, clear it, approve it, ship it. One library for every image, video, and document your team depends on.

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Search response

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AI agents working the library

Most asset libraries are storage with a search box bolted on. They can tell you a file exists. They cannot tell you whether you are allowed to publish it, whether anyone approved it, or whether the version you found is the one that matters. Those answers live in a spreadsheet, an inbox, or in whoever has been there longest.

Inverity makes them properties of the asset. Rights, approval state, brand compliance, and version history are attached to the file and evaluated continuously by agents that keep working long after the asset first arrived. Retrieval and governance stop being two systems that drift, and the library can refuse to hand out something it knows is expired.

One library, end to end

AI Search

Ask in plain language and get an answer in about 50ms. Results carry rights and approval state, so what comes back is filtered by what you are actually allowed to use.

Media Rights

Licenses, territories, and talent releases are tracked against each asset and watched continuously, so an expired right surfaces as a flag rather than as a legal problem.

Approvals

Work routes to the people who own the decision, and the decision stays attached to the file. Months later, who signed off on what is still answerable.

Brand Portal

Guidelines, palettes, and approved assets in one address that internal teams and outside partners both pull from, so nobody works from a copy that quietly went stale.

Collections

Group assets into sets you can share, hand off, or publish as a package. A collection is a live reference, so the recipient sees updates instead of holding an archive.

Version Control

Every edit keeps its predecessor. The current file is unambiguous, the old one is still retrievable, and you can tell which version a downstream system actually used.

Everything else in the library

Campaigns

Organize assets by campaign and see everything tied to a launch in one view.

Design Portal

A working surface for briefs, references, and creative delivery.

Partner Access

Scoped portals for agencies, franchisees, and retail partners.

Usage Analytics

See which assets are used, by whom, and where they are published.

Workflow Automations

Trigger routing, tagging, and notifications on the events you choose.

Access Controls

Role and group permissions down to the collection and the individual asset.

Video Tools

Trim, transcode, and derive formats without leaving the library.

API and MCP

Query the library from your own systems, or connect an agent directly.

How it works

From upload to publish

  1. Ingest

    Bring assets in from uploads, connected tools, or the API.

  2. Enrich

    Agents add tags, alt text, descriptions, and palettes, and keep re-running as the work changes rather than stopping once an asset is in.

  3. Organize

    Assets land in collections and campaigns with metadata already attached.

  4. Clear rights

    License terms, territories, and releases are recorded against the asset.

  5. Approve

    Reviewers sign off, and the decision stays attached to the file.

  6. Distribute

    Publish to portals, connected platforms, and partners.

  7. Measure

    Usage reporting shows where each asset travelled.

Questions

Can we bring our existing library across?

Yes. Assets can be imported in bulk through the API or a connected source, and existing metadata maps onto Inverity fields during import.

Who can see what?

Access is set by role and group, and can be scoped to a collection, a campaign, or a single asset.

What happens to our assets if we leave?

Your library remains yours. Assets and metadata can be exported in bulk at any time.

New to digital asset management?

Start with our overview of what digital asset management is and what it solves, at /digital-asset-management.

New to digital asset management? Read our overview of what digital asset management is and what it solves before you dig into the library.

Book a demo and see the library running against your own assets.