When you claim content, you’re indicating that you own exclusive rights to distribute that content online in the countries/regions where your policies apply.
In Studio Content Manager, claims are grouped by individual video, known as claimed videos, so you can manage all claims on a video at once.
To check the status of your claims:
- Sign in to Studio Content Manager.
- From the left menu, select Claimed videos
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- To refine the list, click the filter bar
Claim status.
- Check the box next to one or more claim statuses: Active, Potential, Disputed, Appealed, Inactive, Pending, Takedown, Delayed Takedown, and Takedown under review.
- Click APPLY.
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Claim status.- Additional filters will appear under each claim status you select. Learn about them in the More info on claim statuses section below.
- More than one claim status can apply to a claimed video.
- Claim issues that require action from you can include Potential, Disputed, and Appealed claims. Learn more about how to review and take action on claim issues.
What claim statuses mean
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View bulk action history
Use the “Bulk updates” tab in Studio Content Manager to view bulk actions carried out across assets, claimed videos, campaigns, and channels that you own. From the bulk actions view, you can find:
- Action taken
- Volume of entities updated
- Bulk action status
- Timestamps
- User history
To view bulk Action history:
- Sign into Studio Content Manager.
- From the left menu, select Content Updates
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- Click Bulk actions to view bulk actions.
Keep in mind:
When a channel linked to your Content Manager uploads a video that gets a copyright claim:
- Any 1st party claims (“uploader claims”) stay active unless manually closed by the uploader or closed due to video deletion.
- Match policies associated with the claim aren't applied until the third-party Content ID claim is resolved (except for any geo-fencing block policies the uploader set before the third-party claim).
When you claim a video uploaded by another channel:
- Any 1st party claims (“uploader claims”) stay active unless manually closed by the uploader or closed due to video deletion. However, only certain videos will be monetized on the uploader’s side, such as videos eligible for the cover revenue sharing.
Note: To view the monetization status of a video, check the Videos page.