One asset, 30–100 channel-ready pieces
Bundle approved product photos, brand guidelines, and existing ads into an IP Pack, then mass-produce channel- and audience-specific variants with built-in brand rule checks and distribute them.
Starter ₩790K (30 pieces · 5-business-day delivery) · Department pilot ₩10M–20M (hypothesis)
Make 30 channel variants from an IP Pack, rule-check, approve
Pick a character and a message, get channel variants, and approve only what passes brand rules.
6 channel variants
The problem
How it works
- 01Upload assetsProduct photos, guides, existing ads → IP Pack
- 02AI variantsGenerate by concept, channel, and audience
- 03Rule checkFlag as approved / needs edit, with the rule cited
- 04Approve & distributeMarketing approves, then landing + social distribution with measurement
What you receive
- ✓10 concepts × 30 channel variants (Starter tier)
- ✓Automated check report: prohibited claims, product facts, brand rules
- ✓Social post copy + 1 campaign landing page (NvLand)
- ✓Per-asset cost, time, and conversion analysis
What we measure
What we guarantee are operational deliverables (counts, process, review, reports); KPIs are presented as targets.
What changes hands once you sign
- IP Pack (product photos, guides, prohibited claims, substantiation rules)
- 30–100 channel variants + post copy
- Rule check report (flags and rationale)
- 1 campaign landing page (NvLand) + per-asset conversion analysis
- Upload assets (1 day)
- Bulk-approve in the approval queue
- Distribute to channels (or let Docenty handle it)
- Production lead time 5 business days → 1 day (target)
- Zero rule violations (target · rule check blocks issues upfront · not a substitute for legal review)
- Expand to new products, channels, and markets as variants, not remakes
Production flow — you do only four things
Example schedule (concept)- W0Kickoff (90 min)
- You provide
- Launch / event dates, brand assets, allowed and banned scope
- Docenty + fans
- Build the IP Pack, write License-as-Code, draft the campaign page
- You get
- An IP Pack with an agreed scope + campaign page
- W1Recruit · distribute
- You provide
- One official announcement (copy provided)
- Docenty + fans
- Recruit creators, ship the Pack and AI Skill, swap the demo skin
- You get
- Creator roster, build guide
- W2–3Build · review
- You provide
- Check the approval queue (twice a week, 10 min)
- Docenty + fans
- Fans and vibe coders (creators who code with AI) build; AI rule checks, change requests, gallery
- You get
- N approved fan pieces (rights consent included)
- W4Spread · settle
- You provide
- Feature the winners on official channels
- Docenty + fans
- Result-card spread, payments and creator payouts (Docenty Pay), measurement
- You get
- Participation · share · traffic · payment dashboard, reusable content library
Your total effort: a 90-minute kickoff, one announcement, approval checks twice a week (10 min each), one shout-out of the winners. Docenty runs the rest.
Five business days: 36 assets from one source, zero rule violations (target)
Household brand 'CleanLab' — 3 spring products launching at once (Fictional household goods brand)
- ✕Outsourced per-channel assets: 5 business days each, extra cost for every resize and copy variant
- ✕Prohibited-claim review ('99.9% sanitizing' with no evidence, etc.) is manual legal review → rejection and rework
- ✕Localization for overseas subsidiaries is yet another vendor
- Day 1Build the IP PackUpload product photos, brand guide, and existing ads. Register mascot, colors, prohibited claims, and substantiation rules.
- Day 2Generate variants10 concepts × 6 channels (feed, reels, thumbnail, POP, banner, KakaoTalk). 2 copy variants per audience.
- Day 3Rule checkAuto-flag: 'limited' needs a period and quantity, efficacy claims need evidence, etc. Only passing assets reach the approval queue.
- Days 4–5Approve, distribute, measureContent team bulk-approves → NvLand campaign landing + channel distribution. Compare conversion by asset.
“This isn't about making images with AI. It's about scaling HQ-approved brand content to more products, channels, and markets, faster.”
A concept scenario built from a fictional brand, buyer and schedule. Numbers are campaign targets, not achieved results or customer cases. Prices are a sales hypothesis (VAT excluded).