Regulated industry safety net (finance, healthcare, legal…)

If your brand works in a regulated industry (financial services, insurance, healthcare, pharma, legal, real estate or food supplements), Sayweek checks every post for typically banned or risky claims – such as guaranteed returns, “risk-free” promises, healing claims, before-and-after comparisons or superlatives without proof – and adds the required notice.

Switch it on per brand

1. 1Open Settings → Brands & channels and scroll to the Regulated industry safety net card (it's also on Compliance & AI transparency).
2. 2Click the brand's row and choose its Industry.
3. 3Choose the Country (Hungary, Germany, Austria, United Arab Emirates or another country) – it decides the default notice and the background information.
4. 4Under Required notice, choose how it gets into the post and edit the text if needed.
5. 5In Checks and severity, set each rule to Blocker, Warning or Off.
6. 6Click Save.

Blocker and warning

A Blocker finding shows up in the approval check's to-do list: while it's in the text, the post can't be approved or published. A Warning doesn't stop the post, but approving asks for a confirmation and logs the approver's name as having seen it. The defaults differ per industry (e.g. a healing claim is a blocker for supplements and a warning for healthcare providers).

Required notice

• Sayweek adds it automatically: added to the end of the text (before the hashtags) when the post goes out; the saved post isn't changed, and it's never added twice. If it wouldn't fit the channel's limit, the approval check tells you how many characters to cut.
• We write it in ourselves (the check asks for it): the author writes it in; while it's missing, the check says so.
• No notice: no notice goes into the posts, but every post gets a warning about that.

The default texts are written per industry and language (e.g. an investment risk warning, “not medical advice”, and for medicines the mandatory sentence of Hungary, Germany and Austria). For posts in languages other than the brand's, set your own text with For posts in other languages.

In the editor

In the post editor, the Compliance check card shows findings as you type: what's wrong, why, and how to fix it. Show in text selects the flagged words, and Fix in one click has Claude rewrite only the affected sentences, in your voice. With Claude review, Claude reads the post too, explains its findings and, if needed, suggests a compliant version you can take with Use this version. A review or a fix counts as one AI generation.

Compliance audit trail

1. 1Open Settings → Compliance & AI transparency and scroll to Compliance audit trail.
2. 2Set the period in From and To, and pick a brand if needed.
3. 3Click Download CSV.

For every approval, the CSV lists who approved the post and when (a person or an automated approval), the industry profile and country, the warnings they saw with the flagged text and explanation (rule-based and from the Claude review), and the required notice that went out.