A source entered the workflow
Your logs capture the URL, tool and time of an action. That alone does not preserve observable source-rights or TDM declarations.
Your pipeline may log the URL and action, yet miss the machine-readable rights declarations visible when the source was checked. That gap makes later review harder. AcqPath preserves verifiable observations beside your existing workflow.
When an agent fetches content or a RAG pipeline ingests a page, its trace tells you where it came from. It may not retain what the source declared about machine use when it was checked.
Your logs capture the URL, tool and time of an action. That alone does not preserve observable source-rights or TDM declarations.
A later visit may encounter different declarations or no usable metadata. Rechecking cannot reliably reconstruct the earlier observation.
When someone asks what restrictions were visible, your team may have to investigate without an evidence record tied to the earlier check.
AcqPath checks available machine-readable rights signals for a declared purpose and preserves the observed result, provenance and uncertainty. Your tools and policies stay in control.
Check eligible public HTTPS sources for relevant rights/TDM signals. Capture restrictions, license conditions or the absence of usable evidence.
Explore coverage ↗Keep a signed, timestamped record alongside source hashes and provenance, ready for later review or revalidation.
Explore a report ↗Attach an evidence record to an agent trace, crawler output or RAG provenance. Your system remains responsible for any allow, deny or review decision.
Partner integration kit ↗An observation adds information the ordinary URL trace may not contain. The two records below illustrate the difference, not a real publisher check.
Resource: publisher.example/article
Action: AI ingestion
Declared restrictions at check time: Not recorded in this example.
You may know which URL was used without having preserved its machine-readable usage declarations.
Resource + purpose: URL and ai-input
Illustrative result: LICENSE_REQUIRED
Evidence: Observation time, source hash, signed record.
A reviewer can inspect the observation, its provenance and its limits. The customer still determines what action is permitted.
Illustrative example only, not a live report for publisher.example. A meaningful check may return UNKNOWN or unavailable instead. No observed result is a license or legal clearance.
Preserve observed source-rights context wherever a URL enters an agent, dataset or downstream decision.
Keep source-rights evidence alongside tool traces so later reviews do not depend on the URL alone.
Explore agent integrations ↗Capture what was observable before content enters a corpus, then retain it with the ingestion record.
Explore RAG integrations ↗Attach observations beside collected URLs, including restrictions, licensing signals and unresolved gaps.
Explore crawler integrations ↗Inspect eligible public HTTPS URLs with Secure Preflight and Gateway. Bring source-rights observations into more web workflows without maintaining a fixed origin list.
When a source exposes no usable declaration, AcqPath preserves the uncertainty as UNKNOWN or an unavailable observation, rather than guessing. Your system keeps the final policy decision.
Eligible public HTTPS sources with safety-gated inspection.
Observed declarations, timestamps and verifiable provenance.
Transparent pricing and a separate purchase-verified Stock x402 route.
Add signed source-rights context where your team already works: MCP tools, web agents, crawlers and RAG pipelines. Keep the existing tool result and your own policy engine.
{
"resource": "https://example.com/",
"purpose": "ai-input",
"tier": "fresh",
"max_total_micro": "20000"
}Pass an eligible public URL and the intended use. A single API contract works across supported web workflows.
Review the observed decision preview, limitations and exact price before authorizing a paid report.
Verify the signed report and attach its evidence reference to your own logs, ingestion records or policy inputs.
Get verifiable source-rights evidence with clear per-report pricing. Review the decision preview and exact terms before authorizing any payment.
Inspect one eligible public source and receive signed evidence when available. Preview the outcome and price before paying.
View secure flow ↗Go deeper into available source metadata while retaining a signed, verifiable observation record.
All live pricing ↗Bring source-rights evidence into multi-URL ingestion with one bounded operation and per-resource provenance.
Gateway contract ↗Payments currently use USDC on Base through x402. Secure Preflight supports eligible public HTTPS URLs; the separate Stock x402 route is reviewed-origin only. A prepared offer discloses the exact price, including a possible UNKNOWN diagnostic. Reports are evidence, not permission. Full terms and coverage ↗
Give your team a record of the declarations that were observable when a source was checked. Add AcqPath beside your existing tools and keep policy decisions under your control.