Brand
Voice, tone, names and trademarks, so every piece sounds like your company, whichever agent wrote it.
Policy Packs
Your Rules, Ready for Every Agent
Set your rules up once, and every agent and every check applies them. Start with our standard packs and add the rules you already have.
Policy Packs
Use the Rules You Already Have
Pick the packs your content needs and add your own. Every agent and every check then works from the same set.
- FactualityStandard pack
- Data ProtectionStandard pack
- BrandingStandard pack
- SEOStandard pack
- GEOStandard pack
- Market RegulationStandard pack
- AccessibilityStandard pack
- UXStandard pack
- Internal PoliciesTranslated at onboarding
What Each Pack Covers
Ready-Made Packs for the Rules You Already Follow
A pack applies to a piece wherever it is written and published, so you maintain each rule in one place.
Accessibility
Accessible content and pages, checked again as rendered before they go live.
SEO and GEO
Structure, metadata and clear definitions, so search engines and AI assistants find your content and describe it correctly.
Market Regulation
Say only what each market allows: what a product page may say in the United States, in France or in Germany.
Onboarding
Your Existing Rules, Working in Every Tool
Your rules already exist, spread across brand guides, legal guidance and market policies. You do not have to rewrite them: we bring them together during onboarding.
Collect
You share the rules you already have: brand guides, legal guidance, claims libraries and market policies.
Translate
We translate them into policy packs alongside the standard ones, scoped by market, product and channel.
Apply
Agents receive the packs before they write, and every check applies them before anything goes live.
Narrated with an AI-generated voice. A product demonstration with a fictional brand and fictional people.
Transcript
Your Rules as Policy Packs
This is Widebound. You own the rules at Halvora Health, a fictional consumer health brand. Today they live in documents: a brand guide, legal guidance, a claims library, the product label, and a policy for each of its other markets. Your AI agents don't read them. During onboarding, you share what you have. That is the first step: collect. Then we translate them into policy packs: the standard packs for factuality, data protection, branding, SEO, GEO, market regulation, accessibility and UX, and your internal policies as packs of their own, each rule scoped by market, product and channel. This line from your legal guidance becomes a rule for the US. Your teams still own the rules. They decide what changes, and where a person must approve. Then apply: agents get the packs before they write, and every check uses them, in Word, Google Docs, your CMS, AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot, and the agents that connect through MCP. Your rules, ready for every agent. Widebound.
Every Market
One Page, Three Markets, the Right Rules for Each
Launch the same product page in several markets, with each version held to its own rules.
- Shared Where It Can Be Brand and accessibility rules apply everywhere.
- Specific Where It Must Be Market regulation, approved claims and language rules apply per market.
| Rules | United States | France | Germany |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Global brand pack | Global brand pack | Global brand pack |
| Market regulation | Promotion rules · US | Promotion rules · FR | Promotion rules · DE |
| Approved claims | US claims library | FR claims library | DE claims library |
| Language | en-US style | fr-FR style | de-DE style, formal Sie |
| Accessibility | WCAG 2.1 AA | WCAG 2.1 AA | WCAG 2.1 AA |
Narrated with an AI-generated voice. A product demonstration with a fictional brand and fictional people.
Transcript
One Page, Two Markets
This is Widebound. You run compliance for Halvora Health's allergy tablet in six markets. Halvora is a fictional consumer health brand. Take one product page, in the US and in France. Each market has its own rules and its own approved claims. In the US, "relief from indoor and outdoor allergies" is an approved claim. In France it is not. Checked against the French rules, the same claim is flagged as critical, and the French approved wording is offered. So each version starts from its own market. The agent writing the French version gets the French rules and approved claims before it writes. Then each version is checked against its own market's rules: two hundred fourteen in the US, two hundred forty-three in France. A critical failure keeps that version offline until it's fixed. And each version carries its own record: the rules it passed, what each check found and who approved it. In France, that includes Regulatory's approval, because your policy asks for it. The right rules for each version of a page. Widebound.
Questions
Questions About Policy Packs
What happens when a rule is wrong?
Flag it in the tool you work in, and we investigate at once. You can override or extend the rule yourself, effective immediately, and our monthly release of rule improvements brings the improvement within about two weeks on average.
Can we change a pack after onboarding?
Yes. Rules change, and packs change with them. Every check applies the rules that were valid when it ran, and the record says which ones they were.
We can't let agents publish on their own yet. Is Widebound for us?
Yes. Packs with little compliance risk, such as SEO and GEO, can run without sign-off from the start. Packs such as factuality, data protection or market regulation can keep your reviewers in the loop, and their pieces arrive already following the rules, so they can be approved the first time. A pack runs on its own only after its results agree with your reviewers.
Do the packs replace our legal team?
No. They apply the rules your legal, regulatory and brand teams set, consistently and in every tool. Your teams decide the rules and where a person must approve.
Your Tools, Your Policies
See Your Rules as Policy Packs
A demo built around your tools, policies and workflows shows how content moves from the rules an agent receives to the record it goes live with.