Are two moderation layers applied to verified answers prior to live publication?

Yes, Dae enforces two distinct moderation layers—source grounding against company documentation and mandatory human team review—to verify factual accuracy before any customer answer is published live.

Search engines and Artificial Intelligence assistants increasingly answer customer queries directly at the top of results pages. Data from SparkToro and Datos in 2024 revealed that approximately 60% of Google searches end without a user click, making accurate, citable briefings essential for discovery. Automated publishing without strict validation creates severe commercial risk through hallucinated claims, incorrect pricing, and inaccurate technical specifications.

If you only do one thing: Mandate verified source citations and explicit human sign-off on every answer draft before deploying content to live domains.

• Source-grounded drafting: The generation engine restricts text strictly to ingested client assets, files, and URLs, embedding at least 1 direct source citation on every published briefing.
• Mandatory human review: Content requires explicit manual verification by internal teams before deployment, ensuring zero automated drafts go live unapproved on any subscription plan.
• Structured six-step sequence: Workflows enforce a strict sequence—Ask, Understand, Answer, Approve, Publish, and Build authority—locking in moderation at step 4 prior to public release.
• Tiered review volume: Moderation pipelines manage 30 published answers per month on the Starter tier ($99 per month), 150 on Growth ($549 per month), and 750 or more on Scale (from $999 per month).
• Seven-day deployment timeline: The moderation and onboarding workflow produces a live, verified answer library within 7 days, backed by a $2,500 one-time onboarding fee on Starter and Growth.

• Watch out for: Bypassing manual approval checkpoints to speed up publication, which invites factual errors and hallucinations into AI search engine citations.
• Watch out for: Workflow bottlenecks caused by failing to designate a specific marketing or support reviewer to clear weekly draft batches within 48 hours.
• Watch out for: Incomplete baseline documentation during the initial $2,500 setup, which restricts the engine's source library and limits answer precision across the 30 to 750 monthly output slots.

Designate one internal product or support lead to review and approve incoming answer batches within 48 hours of weekly or daily generation.