How it works
Credits you can trace
Yofiri is a factual record of who did what on which project. Every factual credit links to a traceable source, keeps the exact role the source states, and shows its review status.
Credit statuses
- Publicly sourced
Documented in the linked public source. Not yet independently checked by Yofiri.
- Professional submitted
Supplied by the professional or a contributor and accepted for display. No independent public source yet.
- Evidence submitted
Supporting evidence has been submitted privately and is waiting for a Yofiri reviewer.
- Under review
A Yofiri reviewer is checking this credit now.
- Verified by Yofiri
A Yofiri reviewer checked the source and the exact role.
- Disputed
Someone has questioned this credit; it is under review and is not treated as verified.
- Rejected
Not supported by evidence.
Five different kinds of trust
We never use one tick to mean everything.
- Identity
- A reviewer confirmed that the person managing a record is that professional.
- Profile ownership
- The professional claimed the record and can edit their own biography, links and services. Ownership never verifies credits by itself.
- Credit verification
- Each credit has its own status. Verified means a reviewer checked the source and the exact role.
- Certification verification
- A certification is shown as verified only after the issuing body is checked.
- Booking eligibility
- The professional opted into enquiries and linked a Yofiri workspace. Recognition is always separate from commercial participation.
Exact roles
We keep the credited title when a source gives one. When it doesn't, the credit reads “Makeup credit” or “Hair credit” — it is never upgraded to lead. Assisting on a production is never presented as personally styling its cast.
Submissions and review
- Draft: Only you can see this. Submit it when it's ready.
- Submitted: Waiting for a Yofiri reviewer.
- Under review: A reviewer is checking the details.
- Needs more evidence: Add a source or document and resubmit.
- Approved: Accepted. Approved credits show their own status — approval is not the same as Verified.
- Rejected: Not supported by the evidence provided.
- Disputed: The credit is marked disputed while the reviewer investigates.
Sources, copyright and privacy
- We prioritise official production credits, professional websites, credited publications, reputable interviews, official campaigns and authorised portfolios.
- We summarise in our own words and never copy biographies or articles wholesale. We don't invent quotations.
- We don't show photographs of real people without suitable rights; records use initials instead.
- A credit never implies endorsement, exclusivity or current representation by a public figure.
- Private ownership evidence and documents are visible only to reviewers.
Something wrong?
Every record has “Request a correction” and “Request removal review”. You can also dispute a specific credit.