CreatorSense

E-contracts with a permanent verify link

Signed, verifiable contracts, creators keep their logins.

Agency Contracts desk, signed e-contracts list with on-chain proof status

E-Contracts · included for every agency

Most agency deals still run on emails, PDFs, and vague understandings. That creates confusion, missed payments, and arguments later about what was actually agreed.

We host the infrastructure. Your counsel owns the terms. Your agency uploads the agreement. The creator reviews and signs. Both sides get a permanent verify link. Optional blockchain anchoring is behind the scenes — creators never need wallets. We are not a party to the contract and do not provide legal advice.

What you're fixing Scattered agreements, disputed terms, and no proof you can show a brand or auditor when a deal goes sideways.

What changes One signing flow, a clear scope checklist, and a permanent verify link, without asking creators to set up crypto wallets.

What it takes Upload your template once. ARIA helps draft scope checklists. Someone on your team approves before anything reaches the creator.

Four layers — what each part does

E-contracts are not “one blockchain thing.” Separate the legal agreement, the signature evidence, the verify proof, and (later) payment automation.

Layer	Job	Who owns it	On CreatorSense
1. Legal contract	T&Cs, IP, exclusivity, governing law	Agency + counsel + creator	You upload / draft; we host
2. E-sign + evidence	Intent, consent, who signed when	The parties; we provide the process	Portal sign, live for every agency
3. Integrity proof	Tamper-evident record + verify link	Platform ops	Live — optional on-chain anchor, no wallets
4. Payment execution	Release money when binary conditions are met	Parties’ payment rails	Design direction, not a live feature. Fiat desk commissions stay the default; optional USDC talent payouts (global agencies, creator self-custody) are a future rail for objective pay rules only, not live today

Blockchain proves what was signed. It does not replace counsel for interpreting T&Cs. Payment code (when built) only performs clear pay rules the contract already defines.

Open-book desk CLM — cut debate time

This is roster-native contract lifecycle management, not generic DocuSign and not “pure crypto.” The moat is roster + scopes + commissions + verify.

Industry CLM tools often cut cycle time sharply by killing email version wars. We do not invent a CreatorSense ROI percentage — we build the desk flow that removes the same friction.

Your template, once Upload the agreement your counsel already uses. Stop re-fighting the same clauses in every inbox thread.

One shared record One packet is the source of truth — not three Word copies and a screenshot in Slack.

Approvals + e-sign Human approve on the agency side, then creator sign in one clean flow. Days of print/scan disappear.

Structured commercial fields Scopes and commercial snapshots sit with the packet so “what we meant” is harder to rewrite later.

Verify link / anchor When a brand or auditor asks “show me the original,” you send one permanent link.

How signing works

1. Upload your agreement
Your legal template goes into the encrypted vault.
2. Human approval
Someone on your team reviews and approves. ARIA can assist, but it never sends anything without human sign-off.
3. Creator reviews & signs
Clean interface with a clear scope checklist. One signature.
4. Permanent record
The signed agreement is stored with tamper-evident proof. Neither side can quietly alter it after the fact.
5. Verify link
You get a permanent link you can share with brands or auditors to prove what was agreed and when.

What you get, on every desk

Permanent digital proof A verify link and record of what was agreed and when.
ARIA agreement assist Helps draft scopes and explain terms in plain language.
Revocation trail Scopes can be revoked in our system while the original signed record stays intact.
No crypto for creators They sign normally. We handle infrastructure behind the scenes.
Audit-ready link One clean link showing the signed agreement and its proof.

We provide infrastructure, not legal advice. Your counsel still owns the legal terms. We handle signing, storage, and permanent verification. Payment automation (fiat hold/release or optional on-chain payout rules) is a separate design layer, not a live feature today. Commissions and payouts on the desk are a different surface from the signed packet.

More detail: FAQ — verifiable contracts · How pricing works