Atali-Standard 2026 Compliance

Atali-Standard 2026 is our own checklist for digital work. It covers how we source, make, and hand over files. It is not a government stamp — it’s a promise we put on every job.

The other pages (privacy, terms, anti-cloning, spatial rights, digital transfer, and biometric) are part of the same pack.

Where it came from: paid work ships with a clear note on what we made, what you gave us, and what was licensed from someone else.

Permission: faces, products, and private project info only go into the work if you’ve said we can use them.

We don’t feed your files into public or shared AI training.

When the job is done and paid, the listed files move to you under the Digital Transfer Agreement.

3D and project-page files come with a clear note on where you’re allowed to use them.

If you’re a paying client and you ask in writing, we’ll describe the tools and storage used on your job — without exposing other clients or our inner recipes.

If we change this page, we date it. Using the site after that is notice. Live jobs follow the version that was in force when they were signed, unless we both agree otherwise.