Every write earnsits approval.
The reason you can't put AI — or a junior — on live ad accounts isn't ability. It's blast radius. Governed writes remove it: every mutation is proposed, shown as an exact diff, and waits for a human.
Dry-run → confirm → acknowledge-critical.
Three steps, enforced server-side — not a UI convention a clever prompt can skip.
Step 1
Dry-run
Every proposed change is validated against the live platform first and rendered as an exact diff — what changes, from what, to what.
Step 2
Confirm
Nothing executes until a human confirms. No confirmation, no write — on every surface, every platform.
Step 3
Acknowledge-critical
High-risk actions — the ones you can't easily undo — demand a second, explicit acknowledgement on top of the confirmation.
Safe by default.
Campaigns launch paused
Every campaign, ad set and ad the platform creates starts paused. Going live is always a deliberate human act.
Scoped seats
Each teammate touches only the brands and platforms they're granted — enforced server-side, mirrored on every AI surface.
Immutable audit log
Every read and write is recorded — who asked, what changed, when it was approved. The trail is the trust.
Delegation is a governance problem.
Agencies don't scale because every risky action funnels through one senior person. With the gate in place, juniors propose and seniors approve — or the AI proposes and anyone approves. The bottleneck becomes a checkpoint, and the checkpoint leaves a record.
- Juniors and AI operate; approval stays senior
- Per-seat, per-brand, per-platform scoping
- Every approval logged for the client conversation
Trust is a feature. This is how it's built.
See the gate hold in a live demo — try to break it.