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C2PA for Salesforce.
Provenance, integrated.
We are bringing C2PA signing of images, video, audio and PDFs to Salesforce workflows. A free plugin for business teams, with SCE services using credits and no-code setup.
Free plugin · Key and credits in the SCE dashboard
Salesforce + SCEIntegration coming soon
Your contentCredentials can describe the origin, tools used and recorded edits.
Explore the sample information
- Origin
- Source information
- Creation
- Declared tools and process
- History
- Edits included in the credentials
The open standard for content provenance.
Discover the official Content Credentials icon
Content Credentials for Salesforce.
More context. More transparency.
An integration in development to bring content provenance into business processes.
Context for brand content
The integration is designed to accompany business content with provenance information that is useful to recipients and readers.
A simple connection for your team
The planned setup connects Salesforce to SCE through a plugin and a key, without requiring your team to develop a custom connection.
One standard, more collaborators
Content Credentials use the open C2PA standard: a common reference for examining provenance with compatible tools.
Designed for your business content.
Examples of how the integration could fit into your team’s work. Features and compatibility will be defined at release. Explore the service demo for business documents.
Assets for a brand campaign
A potential use: accompany campaign materials with provenance information to support more transparent communication.
Accessible provenanceMaterials shared with customers and partners
A potential use: provide context about the origin of business content shared during a commercial relationship.
Accessible provenanceContent that moves between teams
A potential use: maintain a reference to available provenance information when collaborating on brand materials.
Accessible provenanceFrom plugin to your first piece of content.
Without writing code.
At release, activation will follow the SCE plugin setup process.
- 01
Install the free plugin
Download the plugin from Salesforce AppExchange once it becomes available.
- 02
Activate your SCE account
After installation, you are directed to the SCE dashboard to create your key and buy credits.
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Connect and get started
Enter the key in the plugin settings. Use credits to access SCE services from your workspace.
The plugin is free. Services use credits.
The key connects the plugin to your account; credits are purchased in the SCE dashboard.
Prepare your integration.
At release, you will need a Salesforce environment that allows plugin installation and an SCE account. Setup will be guided.
Check compatibility with usBefore activation
- Permission to install and configure the plugin
- SCE account and connection key
- Credits to use the signing service
Salesforce editions, specific permissions and compatibility will be clarified at release. You can already show us your environment during a demo.
The signature applies to
a specific piece of content.
Start with the materials your team wants to share: campaign assets, images and business documents. These are scenarios to assess for the upcoming integration.
Which files can the plugin sign?
The Salesforce integration is planned to support images, video and audio in C2PA formats, as well as PDFs. Version compatibility and limits will be clarified at release.
Request a demo with your contentAn image changes. Verification must follow its version.
Resizing, cropping and conversion can change the file. This also applies when content moves from Salesforce to a WordPress website or another channel.
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A signed original
The credential refers to the content it was attached to.
- 02
A new variant
Resizing, cropping or converting an image can invalidate its link to the original signature or remove its credentials.
- 03
The published version
You need to verify the file that is actually distributed. A variant may require a new signature or a compatible workflow that preserves its provenance.
Variant handling in the Salesforce plugin will be defined at release. During the initial discussion, we can also assess the channels where you publish.
Learn more: responsive images in WordPress · credentials and edits according to C2PA.
From the Cr icon
to provenance information.
When a badge or credential link is present, readers can open it to explore the information available for that content. The badge’s position and how it appears depend on the integration.
Try verifying a fileWhat readers can explore
- Source information, when present
- Declared tools and edits
- The result and limitations of file verification
The Cr icon points to information readers can explore. On its own, it does not attest that the signature is valid or that the content depicts true events.
Everything you need to know,
before you start.
Which content can the plugin sign?
The Salesforce integration is planned to support images, video and audio in C2PA formats, as well as PDFs. Compatibility and limits will be clarified at release.
What does the C2PA plugin for Salesforce do?
The integration is in development and is designed to connect content managed in Salesforce workflows to SCE C2PA services. The aim is to add accessible provenance information without developing a custom integration.
Is the plugin free? What about C2PA credentials?
The plugin will be free. The planned setup requires an SCE key and credits to use the services, created and purchased in the dashboard during activation.
How do you connect Salesforce to SCE without code?
At release, the planned process will start with installing the plugin from Salesforce AppExchange. You will be directed to the SCE dashboard to create a key and buy credits, then connect the plugin through its settings.
Do Content Credentials guarantee that content is true?
Credentials let you verify declared provenance and its link to the content. They help assess context, but do not by themselves certify the truth of a news story or what an image depicts.
Do credentials remain after editing or sharing?
It depends on the file’s journey. Edits, exports or platforms that remove metadata can break the link to credentials. It is useful to verify the version of the file that is actually distributed.
When will Salesforce C2PA be available?
The integration is in development and is coming soon. It is not yet available to install. Contact us for release updates and to discuss your use case.
Want to see how to read credentials?
Explore the standard and try verifying a file. For proof of integrity, also explore notarization for Salesforce.
The next step for your content.
Salesforce C2PA is in development: request a project presentation and information about access at release. In the form, describe your environment and the content you want to sign.
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