Style and voice guides
Approved tone, terminology, and formatting your team already maintains.
Compliance Intelligence · Powers every review
One review standard, built from everything your team already knows.
Compliance Intelligence turns your brand documents, compliance playbooks, knowledge library, and reviewer history into a single standard that every review applies, instead of a generic AI checklist.
One customized standard, every content type
Creator content · Instagram caption
"Our new serum cures dry skin overnight." #ad
Unsupported claim, flagged before publishing
Same standard
Marketing asset · Paid social ad
"Clinically studied to support skin hydration."
Approved phrase, cites the claims library
How it works
One review standard, built from everything your team already knows.
Brand documents, compliance playbooks, a knowledge library, and reviewer intelligence feed into a single standard, so every review applies the same judgment, across audio, video, and captions alike.
Brand Documents
The style guides, claims libraries, and approved language your team already maintains.
Compliance Playbooks
The category rules and disclosure requirements that apply to your content.
Knowledge Library
Regulatory guidance and precedent your reviewers already reference, case by case.
Reviewer Intelligence
Patterns from what your reviewers have actually approved, revised, and rejected.
One review standard
Every review measures content against the same standard.
Whatever a reviewer opens, an influencer draft, an affiliate post, or a brand-owned ad, PinkSpider checks it against the same brand documents, playbooks, and library, refined by how your reviewers actually decide.
Brand documents
Your existing guidance, made usable for review.
Style guides, claims libraries, and regulatory guidance already exist somewhere. Compliance Intelligence turns them into context a review can actually apply, instead of a PDF nobody has time to reread.
Claims and language libraries
The exact phrases that are approved, and the ones that aren't.
Category and regulatory guidance
Internal policy and counsel guidance specific to your industry.
Compliance playbooks
The right standard for the program, not a generic one.
A playbook applies the rules that fit a specific program and audience, such as a health-claims playbook for a skincare partnership, or a disclosure playbook for an affiliate program, so a review doesn't lean on one catch-all policy.
- Playbooks map to a category, program, or audience.
- A creator submission is checked against the playbook that actually applies to it.
- Playbooks update as guidance changes, without rewriting every past review.
Playbook applied by program
Health & WellnessAffiliate ProgramRetail Promotion
Efficacy claims require substantiation on file before publishing.
Testimonials must include a results-may-vary disclaimer.
Knowledge library
Retrieve the rules that fit this exact submission.
A knowledge library holds far more guidance than any single review needs. Scoping by brand, product, channel, and audience retrieves only the rules that actually apply, each one citing where it came from.
BrandGlow Skincare
ProductHydrating Serum
ChannelTikTok,Instagram
AudienceGeneral consumer
Retrieved rules
Disclosure must appear in the caption's first line using #ad or #sponsored.
Glow Skincare brand document, Disclosure Policy v3Approved: "supports skin hydration." Avoid unsupported terms like "clinically proven" or "cures."
Glow Skincare claims librarySponsored skincare content on TikTok requires a platform-native paid partnership label in addition to the caption disclosure.
Health & Wellness compliance playbookReviewer intelligence
The system learns from how your team already reviews, but never on its own.
When reviewers keep making the same call on a recurring pattern, that judgment becomes a proposed learning: a specific rule with the evidence behind it, surfaced for a human to edit, reject, test, or publish.
A proposed learning stays inactive until it's published. Nothing it surfaces changes how content gets reviewed until a person makes that call.
Proposed learning
Weak hook flagged in the first three seconds
22 prior reviewsReviewers consistently flagged a static product shot as a weak open for short-form video.
4 creators affectedThe same creative note recurred across four different creators on the Glow Skincare account.
1 overrideOne reviewer approved a static open only when it was paired with a trending audio hook.
EditRejectTestPublish
Five review dimensions, not a generic checklist
Your standard, named explicitly.
Every submission is checked against five named dimensions, not one vague 'brand guidance' pass, so a reviewer never has to guess which standard applies.
FTC / regulatory
Disclosure rules and required language that apply to the content.
Industry rules
Category-specific requirements set by the program or audience.
Brand alignment
Approved and prohibited language, checked against the submission.
Audience alignment
Whether the content fits the audience it's reaching.
Content safety
Claims and imagery that could put a creator or brand at risk.
Evidence and human governance
PinkSpider surfaces flags and evidence. People make the call.
Every retrieved rule cites its source, every flag traces to a caption, transcript, or frame, and every proposed learning waits on a human to edit, reject, test, or publish it. PinkSpider does not change your review standard on its own, and it does not guarantee compliance.
Common questions
What teams ask before they see the workflow.
No. It surfaces flags, retrieved rules, and evidence for a reviewer. Publishing a proposed learning, and every review decision, stays with a person.
From your own brand documents, compliance playbooks, and knowledge library, plus category guidance PinkSpider maintains, always cited to its source.
It looks for patterns in how your reviewers have actually decided, then proposes a specific rule. It stays inactive until a person edits, tests, or publishes it.
No tool can guarantee compliance. PinkSpider is built to make the evidence behind a decision clear and consistent, not to replace legal or compliance judgment.
Bring us the brand documents and guidance your team already has.
We'll show you how Compliance Intelligence turns them into a review standard, with a human keeping the final call.
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