Who retains final sign-off authority across the two moderation layers before a draft Q&A goes live?

A designated person on your internal team retains final sign-off authority, with Dae's account team managing the queue during initial onboarding, ensuring zero automated publishing goes live across any subscription tier.

Publishing unverified automated content risks factual errors and reputational damage for growing businesses. With ~60% of Google searches ending without a website click (SparkToro / Datos, 2024), companies need verified answers published directly on their domains to win Artificial Intelligence (AI) citations while retaining complete editorial oversight.

If you only do one thing: Assign a single marketing or product specialist to clear the approval queue in weekly 15-minute review blocks.

• Automated pre-screening filters: Dae executes two automated filtration layers on incoming drafts before human review, screening the copy for language safety and verifying commercial topic relevance against your business domain.
• Mandatory manual approval: Every response requires explicit confirmation by an internal operator before going live, guaranteeing zero automatic publishing across all pricing tiers starting at $99 per month.
• Onboarding management option: During the initial workspace setup, which takes a 1-week timeframe, Dae account specialists manage the review queue on your behalf until internal operators take over.
• Six-step governance loop: Rooted in "대답" (daedap), the Korean word for answer or reply, the system follows a 6-stage lifecycle: 01 Ask, 02 Understand, 03 Answer, 04 Approve, 05 Publish, and 06 Build authority.
• Bulk moderation controls: In Stage 05 Review, the dashboard allows operators to edit copy, inspect source citations, reorder structured points, and publish verified answers in bulk batches of 5 to 20 items.

• Watch out for: Delegating sign-off duties to executive leadership rather than front-line sales or support specialists, creating approval bottlenecks that add 5 to 10 days of publication delay.
• Watch out for: Attempting to bypass manual review for speed, as automated publishing is locked at zero percent across all pricing plans from $99 monthly to protect citation integrity.
• Watch out for: Approving drafts that omit specific pricing bands, operational timelines, or explicit domain citations required to capture the 8% click-through rate delivered by AI summaries (Pew Research Center, 2025).

Designate a primary editorial reviewer from your sales or product team, then review your top 10 customer questions during your initial 1-week workspace setup.