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Production Architecture

KAVACH Trust Architecture

IP Compliance Engine — System Design

Public legal intake stays auditable, creators stay inside guided workflows, and reviewers get a complete packet instead of raw fragments.

1

Experience Layer

Creator Studio, KAVACH dashboard, DMCA intake, and scan reports all surface a consistent operational state to users, reviewers, and legal responders.

+Public legal intake
+Authenticated creator workflows
+Realtime scan visibility
2

Trust Services Layer

The KAVACH pipeline combines entity screening, similarity checks, policy thresholds, and reviewer decisions into a single trust engine.

+Entity blocklist checks
+Similarity scoring
+Tier assignment and moderation actions
3

Evidence and Audit Layer

Every scan, event, notice, and follow-up action should resolve into a case record that teams can review without reconstructing context from chat or email.

+Pipeline events
+Scan audit log
+DMCA case metadata and deadlines
4

Data and Delivery Layer

Supabase powers product-facing operational data while backend routes handle public legal submissions and service-level deadlines.

+Supabase for app state
+Express for public intake
+Next.js for unified product surface

Release Rails

Operating constraints that keep the compliance surface trustworthy at scale.

Gate publication and minting behind originality and rights signals.
Separate public legal intake from authenticated creator tooling.
Keep review context attached to the case record, not scattered across systems.
Prefer explicit SLA states so ops can distinguish received, reviewing, acted, and resolved.
Design every compliance surface with a counter-notice path in mind.