Every shoot licensed in writing, every image on record, and every unlicensed use turned into an invoice.
A photographer sends a gallery, the client picks the shots, and the invoice gets paid. Somewhere in that flow the licence, the model release and the credit line either exist or do not, and usually do not.
The images live on the internet forever. So do the arguments about who could use them, how, for how long, and whether reposting them at scale counted as fair use or free advertising.
Upload the shoot brief, the contract and the model list.
Deed flags missing releases, dangerous copyright clauses and portfolio limits.
Contracts and releases signed in one link, licences delivered with the gallery.
Reverse image tracking, takedowns and licence offers when your work turns up somewhere new.