Artist authority
The artist creates the source record or explicitly grants access.

Support artists, prepare stronger records and make the transition from primary sale to collector ownership more precise.

Key artwork facts, the artist’s authority, the physical tag and the buyer handover should not live in disconnected systems. VeraTag is designing one permission-based journey around the artwork.
From artist-authorised handling and artwork identification to the collector handover, VeraTag keeps each stage connected to the physical work.



The gallery supports the relationship; it does not replace the artist as the source of authority.
The artist creates the source record or explicitly grants access.
The gallery assists only within those permissions.
The physical work connects to its VeraTag passport.
A private invitation carries ownership to the buyer.
The accepted handover becomes part of the artwork’s journey.

When access is authorised, a gallery workflow can help keep the object, record and owner handover aligned.
Access is intended to be explicit, scoped and revocable—not a separate route for creating unofficial records.
Support accurate artwork information and record the true final sale value privately for the originating artist and accepting collector.
Help the artist send the correct ownership invitation while the collector reviews and accepts it through their own account.
Gallery access will be limited by artist permission. It will not expose unrelated collector accounts, collections or private values.
The artist explicitly authorises the gallery or representative to support selected records.
Check the authorised artwork identity, its registration and physical tag status.
Assist the artist with accurate private sale terms and the ownership invitation.
The collector accepts independently, and access remains limited to the artist-authorised scope.
VeraTag is a narrow working product in controlled development. We make that boundary clear.
No. VeraTag’s model keeps original authority with the artist. Gallery access is granted explicitly by the artist and can be revoked.
No. Collector totals, other purchases and private acquisition analytics are not gallery information.
The private-beta workspace supports one authorised gallery account. Multi-user gallery teams and staff-level permissions are still in development.
Yes. VeraTag uses one account system with role and permission-based workspace access rather than disconnected accounts.
Register interest in the controlled private beta as VeraTag develops the artist-authorised gallery workflow.
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