Give your brand review a head start
You own the brand. The platform scores against your live brand guidelines and lets you set a threshold, so your team's review starts with the answer already in hand the moment an asset lands in the DAM, well before rework, a pulldown, or a brand-consistency complaint costs anyone time they didn't budget for.
Built around how brand review works
Guidelines that stay current
The platform extracts your brand profile directly from a URL or PDF and versions it on every change. Update the source and your next score reflects it, and the same portable profile is available to your own tools through API or MCP, whether one brand manager is checking it by hand or an engineering team is building a pipeline on top of it.
You set the threshold
Set the Identity score that counts as passing. Anything below it gets flagged before it ever reaches your asset library, and re-scoring an asset later shows whether it's still holding that bar.
The reason behind the number
A low score comes with the dimension that moved it: palette, tone, style, visual language, or production quality. You know what to fix without opening a review call.
IQIN keeps every brand separate on purpose
Guidelines, thresholds, and results are scoped per brand, so managing five brand profiles never means guessing which one an asset was actually checked against.
This scopes what you see across the app.
A filterable field that stays current
The Identity score is written into the asset when it lands in your DAM, so approval doesn't expire the moment the file leaves your desk.
Skip the follow-up ping
Anyone pulling an asset for a new campaign or launch can filter your library to "on-brand, already cleared," instead of routing back through you to confirm it.
The same bar applies every time an asset gets reused
The same Identity threshold applies whether the asset is being reused today or a year from now, so brand consistency does not drift the longer an asset sits in the library after its original approval.