The agent moves fast. Nothing public moves without you.

Every externally visible action — publishing content, sending email, posting social, spending on ads — is staged with full context and waits for your explicit yes. That gate is what makes an autonomous agent safe on a real brand.

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How it works

Gates by consequence, not by blanket friction

Actions are classified by what they touch: publishing to your site, communicating with real people, spending money, and writing to external systems each carry their own gate. Reading, researching, and drafting flow freely — the friction lands only where consequences do.

You approve the artifact, not a summary

An approval shows the actual thing: the post as it will publish, the email with its audience and subject, the campaign with its exact spend. Yes means exactly this — not “roughly what we discussed.”

Built for teams and clients

With role-based access per brand, approvals route to the people entitled to give them — an agency can let the agent do junior hours across every client while accountability stays with the account lead.

The honest objection to autonomous marketing is “what if it posts something wrong?” Approvals are the structural answer: speed on the inside, a human signature on everything that leaves the building.

What teams use it for

Common questions

Which actions require approval?

Anything externally visible: publishing content to your site or CMS, sending email, posting to social, creating or activating ad spend, and writes to connected external systems. Research, analysis, and drafting don’t need sign-off.

Can I loosen the gates once I trust it?

The gates are the product’s safety contract and deliberately stay on for public actions. What gets faster is you: approvals arrive well-staged with full context, so a yes takes seconds.

Who on my team can approve?

Access follows roles — organization owners and admins, plus the brand’s own members, act within the brands they belong to. A specialist scoped to two brands can’t approve work on a third.

Does approval slow the agent down?

The agent keeps working while approvals are pending — drafting, researching, preparing the next tasks. The queue means human judgment is the only step that waits for a human.

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