Creative people
Are you a freelancer – a creative artist, a writer, or a programmer? The NStamp service was created with you in mind.
Get startedHint: to claim authorship, include your name and, possibly, other identifying information (tax or personal ID, etc.) into filenames of files that you timestamp
You can use NStamp in multiple ways to ensure that your intellectual property is legally protected.
First, you can timestamp your draft or finished work before sending them to your client and include the NStamp number with whatever you pass to the client. You can even embed the NStamp number or the QR code into graphic works as a watermark when delivering drafts, sketches, or test assignment results.
To claim authorship, include your name and, possibly, other identifying information (tax or personal ID, etc.) into filenames of files that you timestamp.
You can also use NStamp to record clients' requests, technical specifications and tasks, or history of communication with the client. This can prove helpful in the case of any dispute or misunderstanding.
Finally, by sending files for timestamping by email, you can specify your client's address in the list of recipients or in the Reply-To field of the email. When you do this, the email will reach both the service and your client, and an NStamp record, made over your data, will include information that indicates your client as a recipient of the package.
Where countries offer legal protection for your copyright, it is reasonable to use it in addition to NStamp. Yet, our service is way faster and more affordable, so it can be used with all your drafts and sketches, whereas legal protection usually makes sense only for final results.
