Intake
Client sends target links, original source, official accounts, ownership proof, urgency, and authorized exceptions.
Detailed workflow
Rightsignal separates each case into evidence, route, submission, recheck, and reporting. Every active client also receives a private digital workspace for clear, live visibility into the work.
Pipeline
A serious takedown operation is not just sending one form. It is evidence handling, route choice, submission, follow-up, status reporting, and a transparent client workspace.
Client sends target links, original source, official accounts, ownership proof, urgency, and authorized exceptions.
We preserve page context, screenshots, URLs, source proof, dates, platform IDs, and current availability state.
Targets are grouped by platform report, DMCA notice, host abuse, registrar, CDN, search cleanup, app-store route, or monitoring.
We prepare narrow, evidence-based requests and avoid unsupported or bad-faith claims.
Each target is checked again and marked removed, unavailable, pending, rejected, blocked, duplicate, or remaining live.
The client receives a summary with resolved URLs, remaining targets, next routes, and risks.
Once the engagement is activated, the client receives secure personal login credentials and a direct link to a private digital workspace. The portal provides live visibility into every submitted URL and case, current status, what our team is working on, and what requires follow-up.
Client checklist
Exact URLs to posts, pages, profiles, files, search results, channels, or threads.
Where the content was first published or controlled by the owner.
Source files, official account proof, publication history, contracts, licenses, or authorization.
Partners, licensed reposts, official fan pages, or accounts that should not be reported.
Removal, search deindexing, impersonation report, monitoring, or evidence-only documentation.
Active leak, scam, repeat reposts, sensitive content, or normal review.