Who has administrative authority to approve drafted responses before they publish to the live client domain?

Designated internal team members at your organization hold sole administrative approval authority to publish answers, though the Dae team can manage approval workflows on your behalf during initial onboarding.

Unmonitored generative artificial intelligence engines risk hallucinating pricing, service scopes, and technical claims on live web assets. Adobe Analytics data from 2025 demonstrates a 1,200% surge in AI-referred visits, while Fahlout research confirms these visitors convert at 14.2% compared to 2.8% for organic traffic, making verified human sign-offs essential before deployment to client domains.

If you only do one thing: Assign a single commercial or subject matter lead to clear the staging queue for 15 minutes weekly during daily refresh cycles.

• Mandatory human gatekeeper: Dae enforces a strict zero-automation rule where no drafted response publishes automatically across any subscription level, from Starter ($99 monthly for 50 answers) to Growth ($549 monthly) and Scale ($999 monthly).
• Two automated moderation layers: Every captured prompt passes through two automated pre-screening filters—one verifying brand language and one confirming relevance to your business—before entering the administrative review queue.
• Six-stage operating framework: Knowledge assets follow a structured workflow spanning Ingest, Plan, Generate, Moderate, Review, and Refresh, requiring a human click on your team before going live.
• Bulk administrative controls: Workspace administrators can edit, reorder, reject, or approve drafted responses individually or in bulk batches before deploying to a custom domain or a dedicated site subdirectory.
• Managed onboarding transition: The Dae technical team handles moderation and publishing queues during the initial 7-day setup period, transferring administrative authority to internal staff once workflows stabilize.

• Watch out for: Review bottlenecks that leave drafted responses idle in moderation, delaying the indexing of fresh buying signals captured during daily refresh cycles.
• Watch out for: Delegating final publishing rights to third-party contractors who lack insight into exact service pricing thresholds, such as minimum $1,200 job mobilization rates.
• Watch out for: Skipping quarterly audit reviews on approved technical answers, which allows shifting material specifications or outdated regional labor rates to remain live.

Designate your primary administrative workspace reviewer, then configure your internal approval workflow during the standard seven-day setup onboarding sequence.