Content Authenticity archive settings

Configuring Content Authenticity for an archive involves two steps: 

1. Enabling Content Authenticity for the archive
2. Configuring user permissions

You can also configure optional Content Authenticity markers and filters. 
 

Enabling Content Authenticity

To display and inspect Content Credentials data for assets in an archive, you must enable Content Authenticity for the archive.

1. Go to Settings for the relevant archive.
2. On the General tab, in the Other section, turn on the Content Authenticity toggle.
3. Optionally, turn on one or both of these marker options:
   • Show a separate AI marker: Shows a separate AI marker on assets whose Content Credentials indicate AI-generated content.
   • Show a separate camera marker: Shows a separate camera marker on assets whose Content Credentials indicate they were captured with a camera.
4. Select Save.
   
    

Configuring Content Authenticity filters

When you turn on Content Authenticity, the Content Authenticity filters option appears in the Navigation Pane section. 

1. In the Navigation Pane section, turn on the Content Authenticity filters toggle.
2. Select Save.

When this option is enabled, Content Authenticity filter options appear in the archive's navigation pane, allowing users to filter results by Content Credentials information.

Configuring user permissions

Access to Content Authenticity is configured per archive. You can configure permissions for individual users and groups in an archive's access list. 

1. Open the Access list for the archive.
2. Select the group or user whose access to Content Authenticity you want to configure and choose one of the following permissions: 

• View summary: Displays Content Credentials as markers on assets. 
• View details: Displays the full provenance graph under the asset details. Selecting this permission also enables View summary.
  
  

3. Select Save.