Review types
Written communication can expose organizations to legal, reputational, or operational risk when language is unclear or easily misinterpreted. Expert human reviewers read your handbooks, policies, and corporate messaging and flag the wording that needs attention — each with a reason and a suggested fix.
Employee handbooks, leave and conduct policies, and announcements that employees read as binding.
Policy language, regulatory correspondence, and disclosures where a loose phrase can create an obligation.
Memos and public statements that need to land the way you intended with every audience.
Language that could create legal, compliance, reputational, or escalation exposure.
Stereotyping, exclusionary framing, and harmful assumptions about groups of people.
Fit for the intended readers — and how unintended readers could interpret it.
Accuracy for your sector, region, culture, and employment setting.
Barriers that make an obligation or instruction hard to understand.
Whether the content is fit for its stated corporate, public, or handbook use.
Each dimension is scored, and every flagged excerpt comes with the reviewer's rationale.
A score for each dimension, flagged excerpts with severity and rationale, and recommended revisions. Your scorecard appears in the portal when the review is complete.
Medium · Risk
“Employees must be available at all hours.”
Reads as a legal obligation; clarify the on-call policy.
Automated checkers catch spelling and banned words. They miss a policy sentence that reads as a promise, or a friendly phrase that excludes part of your workforce. Reviewers read for meaning and consequence, the way your employees and regulators will.
Send documents from the portal, email, a connected folder, or the API.
A qualified human reviewer evaluates the document against the rubric.
You receive a scorecard with category scores, flagged excerpts, and recommendations.
Download results from your workspace — encrypted, access-controlled, and audited.
No. Reviewers flag communication risk and suggest clearer wording. Your counsel decides what the policy says.
Per word, by module. You see the invoice before you pay. See pricing
Documents are encrypted at rest and isolated to your organization's workspace, with audit logging. Read the security overview
Yes. Upload a ZIP archive from your computer and pay one invoice for the batch.
