Post With Confidence. Stay Compliant.
Guardrails checks every post against your social media policy as it's written, then hands the writer a clear fix before it goes live.
Move Your Rulebook Off the Shelf and Into the Composer
Almost every company has a social media policy. Almost nobody reads it. Guardrails moves that policy out of the onboarding pile and into the composer, where the post actually gets written.
Every share is checked against your own rules as it's written. On-policy posts go out. Anything off comes back with a specific fix, before it's published.
Your policy, your rules
Add any rule your company runs on, from "always include a risk disclosure" to "don't speak for the company unless authorized." Generate a starting rule set straight from your policy document.
Built for approvals
Guardrails runs first and clears the high-volume issues before a post reaches a human, so reviewers spend their judgment on the genuine edge cases instead of the same corrections over and over.
A fix, on the spot
Every flag comes with a specific instruction the writer can act on immediately, plus optional tips to make a good post even stronger before it goes live.
Reads for meaning, not just words
Guardrails interprets a post the way a human reviewer would, so it catches the implied promise or unbalanced claim that a banned-words list sails straight past.
PII and banned-term detection
Automatically flag email addresses, phone numbers, and the exact phrases you never want published. The floor of compliance, handled without a second thought.
Block or nudge, your call
Set each rule as a hard block for the things that must never go out, or a soft warning that guides without stopping the post. Tune it to your risk, module by module.
Why Understanding Beats Blocking
Ambassify doesn't just block a list of words. Guardrails reads what a post actually means, the way a human reviewer would. Employees post more freely, and only the posts that genuinely need a change get flagged.
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95% of the rules in a typical enterprise social media policy are about meaning, not banned words. The most common one is simply "be respectful".
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Based on 19 real policies from banking and insurance to healthcare and government, shaping how Guardrails reviews every post.