Vizil is built on a simple rule: nothing enters your brand memory, your strategy, or your content library without your explicit sign-off. The AI analyses, suggests, and drafts. You decide what gets kept.
Try it for free →AI models hallucinate. They misread tone. They occasionally get your competitive positioning backwards. An AI that auto-publishes or auto-applies without review is one that can quietly damage your brand while you're not looking.
Vizil's approval workflow isn't a formality — it's the product's core design. Every output is held until you review it. You're not just an observer; you're the decision-maker at every step. The AI handles the analysis and drafting. You handle the judgement.
This is also why we reject the idea of an "auto-approve threshold." Even a 95% confidence score means 1 in 20 outputs is wrong. For brand content, that's not acceptable.
Approve as-is
The output is stored and the pipeline continues. Brand context saved, priorities queued, content ready to publish.
Edit inline and approve
Change what the AI got wrong — rewrite a priority, adjust the tone, correct a factual error — then approve. Your edits are version-tracked.
Reject with notes
Tell the agent what's wrong. It revises using your feedback and resubmits — up to three rounds before stopping for manual input.
The gates aren't optional, and they aren't a warning dialog. They're hard stops — the pipeline literally pauses and waits.
Gate 1 — Brand Context
After crawling your site and researching competitors, Vizil surfaces its understanding of your brand: tone of voice, target audience, differentiators, competitor names, primary keywords.
If the brand context is wrong, every downstream output will be wrong. This gate exists to catch misunderstandings before they compound. Edit any field directly in the approval panel, then approve.
What's reviewed at Gate 1
Gate 2 — CMO Priorities
After the full audit, Vizil generates 5 ranked CMO priorities — each with a channel, specific action, expected outcome, timeframe, and rationale. The action queue is not generated until you approve these.
You can reorder priorities, reject a priority you disagree with (the agent will regenerate it with your notes), or edit the rationale and expected outcomes directly before approving.
What's reviewed at Gate 2
When you generate a content draft — blog post, LinkedIn post, email, or any of the 8 formats — it lands in a review state. You read it, judge it, and decide.
Approve → "Copy for publishing"
One click copies the formatted draft — body + hashtags, or numbered tweets, or subject + body — ready to paste into your publishing tool.
Edit inline
Click the pencil icon, edit the body directly in a textarea, save — then approve. Common for fixing a specific sentence or adjusting tone.
Reject and regenerate
Rejected drafts are dimmed and kept for reference. "Generate another" opens the specialist agent selector to try a different format or tone.
Draft review — example
"Most SaaS founders I talk to don't know their GEO score exists. They're optimising for Google while their buyers are asking ChatGPT. Here's what we found when we audited 50 B2B SaaS brands…"
968 chars · by LinkedIn Specialist
Free to start. Every output waits for your review before anything is stored or applied.
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