What the AI does
It suggests a verdict for each point in a fit checklist.
It sorts a creator’s comments, which helps the audience quality rating but never sets it alone.
It drafts outreach, follow-ups and fix messages.
It reads posts for your no-go topics and shows Brand-safety findings.
It answers questions in Chat from your own data.
What it never does
The AI never changes a creator’s stage, sends a message or commits spend. A person does each of those.
Review a flag before you act
1. Open the flag and read the post, bio line or comment it used.
2. Ask: does this really say what the flag says?
3. Accept, edit or reject it. On a fit checklist verdict, choose Accept, Edit or Reject. A rejected verdict is not counted.
Read every draft message before you copy it. Change anything that isn’t true or doesn’t sound like you.
Advisories don’t block
Flags and advisories never stop a pick, a deal or a post. They tell you where to look.
Never drop a label for likes
Posts with an AI label can get fewer likes. That is never a reason to remove a label the law or the platform requires.
A 2026 study of 1.14 million TikTok posts found that AI-labelled posts got about 7–8% fewer likes at equal views (Carney, Riveros and Tully, Journal of Consumer Research, 07-05-2026; read 31-10-2026).