Evaluate
Fifteen minutes, four steps
Your guidelines, your copy, your numbers. No call, no demo, no salesperson.
4 MIN
Give it your actual guidelines
- Start your trial and create a brand.
- Upload the guidelines PDF you send to agencies.
WHAT YOU SHOULD SEEYour rules, drafted from your own document, each quoting its source line.
4 MIN
Paste something review sent back
- Find a post your reviewers returned with comments.
- Paste it in and read the findings against their comments.
WHAT YOU SHOULD SEEHow many of their comments it found alone. That ratio is the business case, and it is yours.
4 MIN
Try to make it lie
- Write a claim that needs judgement — a comparative efficacy statement.
- Write a word you have banned.
WHAT YOU SHOULD SEEThe banned word is caught instantly. The judgement call goes to a person.
WAITING ON A PERSON
Early access is available to patients who meet the criteria in the protocol.
Rule: every claim about access states where the criteria are published.
3 MIN
Export the record
- Waive one finding and write a reason.
- Export the record.
WHAT YOU SHOULD SEEYour reason, your name, the time — in a file for an auditor. Then try to edit it.
Pilot baseline
Recommended pilot measures
In a pilot, we establish the starting point with your team, then report the same measures through the work. Results belong to the pilot, not this page.
- Review rounds per asset
- Time from first check to sign-off
- Mechanical findings removed before formal submission
- Releases requiring an override
Nobody buys this alone
| Who | Opens | Question it settles |
|---|---|---|
| Brand lead, in-house | One rule set, every market | Can I stop a market team quietly weakening my rules? |
| Brand lead, at an agency | Client brands, kept apart | Can I hold one line across every client, with their work kept apart? |
| Compliance or legal | Governance, then the terms | What is checked, what is not, and what evidence outlives the publisher? |
| IT and security | Trust and security | Where does the data live, and who can read it? |
| Procurement | Pricing and terms | What does it cost, on whose paper, and what is the exit? |