What checkpoints occur within Dae's two moderation layers before an answer is approved?

Before reaching human review, Dae routes every generated response through two automated moderation checkpoints: a language screen evaluating structure and tone, followed by a business relevance screen verifying alignment with uploaded company documentation.

Traditional agency and content production costs $100 to over $300 an hour, while SparkToro and Datos data from 2024 shows roughly 60% of Google searches end without a website click. Automated pre-moderation filters low-quality phrasing and off-topic queries before human editors spend time auditing drafts in their queue.

If you only do one thing: Confirm that all core product documentation and pricing sheets are uploaded during the 7-day setup window so the automated relevance screen can validate factual answers.

1. Source ingestion baseline: Connect Dae to your domain or upload PDF documentation during setup to establish the factual boundaries and reference points that govern both moderation screens.
2. Language moderation checkpoint: The first automated screen evaluates syntax, readability, and structural formatting, checking that generated responses lead directly with actionable numbers, price ranges, or explicit recommendations.
3. Business relevance checkpoint: The second automated screen cross-references drafts against your ingested source documentation, filtering out unsupported topics or claims outside your commercial scope.
4. Human editorial review stage: Screened drafts enter a team dashboard for bulk editing, reordering, or rejection, ensuring no content publishes to your domain without a manual confirmation click.
5. Multi-tier publishing cadence: Approved answers deploy according to plan volume limits, delivering 30 monthly answers on the $99 Starter tier, 150 on the $549 Growth tier, or 750+ on the $999 Scale tier.

• Watch out for: Incomplete reference documentation, which causes the business relevance filter to hold valid buyer queries due to missing source data.
• Watch out for: Skipping the internal review queue, since automated checks ensure structural tone and topical relevance but do not replace team oversight on strategic positioning.
• Watch out for: Relying on automated moderation for regulated compliance disclosures; always consult a qualified legal or industry compliance specialist.

Upload your existing service sheets and sales materials, then review your initial batch of pre-moderated drafts inside the review dashboard before publishing.