Review Rivya AI assets before publishing or client delivery: accuracy, claims, rights, uploads, logos, likeness, brand fit, and approval.

Use this checklist before a Rivya-generated image, video, audio, or prompt-assisted asset becomes public, client-facing, or paid media.

Rivya can help generate useful assets, but commercial delivery still requires checking product accuracy, claims, rights, uploaded inputs, brand fit, and final approval.

Check Product Accuracy

Before using an asset commercially, check:

product shape
color
packaging
labels
visible features
before-and-after claims
whether the asset shows something the product cannot do

If the asset misrepresents the product, do not publish it as final.

Check Claims And Context

Review any claim implied by the asset.

That includes:

performance claims
health or safety claims
pricing or discount claims
competitor comparisons
customer outcomes
“before and after” implications

If a claim needs proof, approval, or legal review, handle that before publication.

Check Rights And Inputs

Review what went into the generation:

uploaded images
product photos
audio files
likenesses
logos
third-party assets
client-owned materials

Make sure you have the right to use source materials in the intended way.

Check Brand Fit

Commercial assets should fit the brand system.

Check:

visual tone
voice tone
level of polish
audience fit
consistency with existing pages
whether it feels trustworthy

A striking asset can still be wrong for the brand.

Check Final Approval

Before handoff, confirm:

who approved the asset
where it will be used
whether edits are needed
whether the approved version is saved
whether the output should be downloaded or kept in history

For broader rights context, read Ownership and Commercial Use in Rivya.

Commercial Review Checklist

Before a result becomes public, client-facing, or paid media, check:

Check product claims, legal disclaimers, and brand rules separately from visual quality.
Confirm whether provider terms or model-specific restrictions matter for the asset.
Review logos, text, likeness, packaging, and any regulated claims.
Keep source materials and approval notes attached to the project.
Escalate uncertain rights questions before publishing, not after.

The goal is to turn a useful generation into a release-ready asset safely.

When To Recheck Risk

Recheck risk when an output includes people, logos, product claims, regulated categories, client assets, or third-party references.

In those cases, do not treat a good-looking result as automatically safe for commercial use.

Rivya Commercial Review Checklist