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Marketing Content Review Tool

An AI review tool that screens client-facing marketing and product copy for legal risk before publication — flagging IP, advertising, privacy, and AI-disclosure exposure so communications go out counsel-reviewed, not counsel-blind.

How it works

A first-pass review layer for marketing and communications content that catches the recurring legal problems — unsupported claims, comparative advertising risk, IP use, and privacy language — before content reaches counsel.

It shortens the review queue rather than replacing it; every flag is resolved by a human reviewer.

What it covers

01

Trademark & IP scan

Flags unapproved third-party trademarks, logos, and copyrighted assets before they reach a campaign.

02

Advertising claim review

Surfaces unsubstantiated comparative, superlative, and performance claims that draw regulator attention.

03

Privacy & data promises

Checks for implicit data collection, tracking disclosures, and privacy promises that bind the product.

04

AI disclosure compliance

Verifies AI-generated content and synthetic media are disclosed where state and sector rules require it.

05

Clearance & rights chain

Confirms talent, image, and music clearances are documented against the planned channels and regions.

06

Attorney sign-off capture

Routes flagged copy to the responsible attorney and records approval before any asset ships.

What it needs from you

The inputs that make the output useful. Missing any of these usually shows up as a vague result.

Draft content
Copy, landing page, campaign asset, or social post.
Claim support
Data, studies, or internal evidence behind any performance claim.
Brand and legal rules
Approved terminology, disclaimers, and prohibited phrasing.
Channel and market
Where it will run, which changes the applicable rules.

What you get back

Representative outputs, with illustrative examples. Every output is reviewed by a qualified professional before it is relied on.

Flagged copy

Inline issues categorized by risk type and severity.

Example
"The most secure platform available" — unsupported superlative; requires substantiation or rewrite.

Suggested rewrites

Compliant alternatives that preserve marketing intent.

Example
Suggested: "Independently audited to SOC 2 Type II."

Reviewer summary

What was cleared automatically and what needs attorney sign-off.

Example
9 items cleared, 2 escalated (comparative claim, third-party logo use).

Want this configured for your team?

We tailor each tool to your playbooks, thresholds, and review requirements before it goes live.