See where automated review is saving you time.
Analytics connects individual flags to the questions leaders ask: where work is getting stuck, which guidance repeats, and what deserves a closer look.
One dashboard for content reviewed, monitored, and everything in between.
Illustrative program data, formatted the way a real workspace would show it: executive KPIs, the issues repeating across your queue, and a way to slice by whatever dimension matters this week.
Executive Impact Avg Score: 76% ↑ +7% vs previous 30 days
ExportCompliance Health
Compliance Score & Risk Trend
Risk Distribution
- Lower Risk 1,032
- Medium Risk 540
- Higher Risk 332
Platforms
Compliance Trait Scores
score change over the prior 3 monthsTurn a rising pattern into a next step, not just a chart.
Analytics is most useful when a trend points somewhere specific. Here, a rising disclosure pattern on TikTok Shop connects directly to two concrete next steps.
Disclosure placement issues, up 18%
Concentrated on TikTok Shop captions over the last 30 days, involving 6 recurring creators.
- Update the affiliate brief to require #ad in the caption's first line.
- Assign the Disclosure Placement lesson in Academy to the 6 creators involved.
Ask a plain-language question. Get a structured, sourced answer.
Ask Analytics is an AI-assisted layer over your program's own review data, built to give teams a fast starting point for a conversation, not a guaranteed determination.
Ask Analytics summarizes patterns in your own review data using AI. It is a starting point for a conversation, not a compliance determination, always confirm anything decision-critical against the underlying flags.
Analytics draws from the same signals across your program
Pairs well with the rest of the platform.
Influencer Review
Pre-publication flags feed the same dashboard.
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Live-content signals roll up into the same program view.
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Brand-owned asset flags roll into the same program view.
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A recurring pattern can assign a lesson in one step.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Executive KPIs: content reviewed, monitored, and average compliance score
- Ranked top issues across FTC/disclosure, claims, alignment, and more
- Segment analysis by platform, campaign, creator, brand, or flag type
- Recurring pattern examples tied to a suggested next action
- Ask Analytics, a natural-language layer over your own review data
- AI Insights and exportable reports that surface what changed week to week
A number is only useful if it tells you what to do next.
Every metric here is meant to connect back to a decision: a brief to update, a lesson to assign, or a conversation worth having with a campaign owner.
What teams ask before they see the workflow.
Teams can inspect recurring themes, review workload, creator patterns, and trends that may point to a better brief or more useful training.
No. Analytics summarize program activity and signals; they do not guarantee an outcome or replace a qualified reviewer.
It uses AI to turn a plain-language question into a summary of your program's own review data. Treat it as a fast starting point, not a verified determination.
Yes. Segment analysis can slice by creator, and a recurring pattern can be connected directly to an Academy lesson or a brief update.
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