SeaRei centers delivery on staged finals, keeps conditional artifacts explicit when they exist, and leaves buyer-share links optional instead of implied.
The simplest way to read SeaRei delivery is this: staged finals are the core output. If the workflow also needs disclosed exports, verification artifacts, or bundle packaging, those items stay tied to the same job instead of being implied everywhere.
That makes the handoff easier to trust because the team can review what is actually present before publish. SeaRei is describing workflow support here, not legal advice.
Delivered staged finalCore output
When a job is delivered, the finished staged image is the asset the team reviews, downloads, and prepares for publish from the same workflow.
Disclosure-ready exportConditional output
When the publish channel needs disclosure treatment, that export stays attached to the same job. It is not treated as a default artifact for every order.
Every delivered SeaRei job centers on staged finals. That is the default outcome buyers and listing teams should expect before any conditional artifact is considered.
SeaRei keeps that core output obvious, then adds conditional artifacts only when the workflow actually supports them. The same delivery truth stays aligned with How it works, Compliance, and Pricing.
Every delivered SeaRei job centers on the approved staged images. That is the standard output the team reviews first.
The review flow keeps the finished staged set visible in the delivered job so the handoff stays clear before download or publish.
Conditional artifacts should stay explicit. Disclosed exports show up when the publish channel needs them. Verification records and downloadable bundles only appear when the compliance artifact has actually been generated.
That matters because operations teams need to know what is actually available before publish or compliance review. SeaRei keeps those states tied to the delivered job instead of leaving them to memory or manual follow-up.
That linkage matters because teams need to verify what changed, which artifacts are actually present, and whether the package is ready to move into publish or compliance review.
When disclosure-aware handling is involved, SeaRei is describing workflow support in the same review path, not legal advice or a promise that every compliance artifact exists for every order.
The original photo stays connected to the staged final so reviewers can trace the delivery back to the source asset.
Finals, conditional outputs, and delivery readiness stay visible in one workflow instead of becoming manual follow-up.
Approved delivered finalOptional public share path
The public path is created from the delivered, paid job when the team chooses it. It reuses the approved final already reviewed in the workflow instead of implying a separate default viewer package.
SeaRei can create a buyer share link from a delivered, paid job when the team wants a public presentation path. It is optional and not automatically included with every order.
Review How it works and Compliance if the public path still needs the same delivery context before publish.
Review How it works, confirm the current pricing on Pricing, and use Compliance when disclosure-sensitive channels are in play.