How it works
- Set block or warn rules.
- Send drafts for sign-off by link.
- Export the tamper-evident record.
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Title
Governance. Rules, sign-off, records.
The difference
Prompts leave no paper trail. Klype keeps the record.
How it works
1. Set block or warn rules
2. Send drafts for sign-off by link
3. Export the tamper-evident record
Why it matters
Rules enforced where the writing happens. In Klype and in every connected assistant.
An audit trail for clients, auditors and buyers. Brand risk handled before publishing, not after.
The return
0 accounts needed for reviewers. Reviewers sign off through a private link. Every approval is kept in an exportable record.
End card
Your company's context, plugged into every AI you write with.
Questions
What is the difference between a block rule and a warn rule?
A block rule stops approval until the problem is fixed. A warning lowers the score and shows the fix.
Where are the rules enforced?
On every check, in Klype and in every connected assistant, so a draft written in another tool meets the same rules.
Does a reviewer need a Klype account?
No. Reviewers sign off through a private link, and the page counts sign-offs waiting and sign-offs completed.
What does the approval record contain?
What was approved and how much it was edited. It is kept in a tamper-evident record that you can export for a client, an auditor or a buyer.