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AI & safety
AI writes the first draft. A human owns the final click.
Speed belongs to software. Authority stays with a Frontyard operator and the client’s written scope.
Actual approval flow
Fast does not mean
unsupervised.
Watch the demonstration cycle from a new review to an observed live reply.
1 Review arrives→2 Draft prepared→3 Human approves→4 Live result checked
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New Google reviewJust now
5.0 ★✦Preparing replyAI draft
Drafting a thoughtful response…
✓
Reply publishedObserved live on Google
Draft
Turn approved business facts into a starting point for a post or reply.
Check
Validate format, links, risky claims, current authorization, and exact location binding.
Approve
Decide that public wording is truthful, appropriate, private, and ready.
Grounded drafting
Approved facts in.
Checked draft out.
The model is given a bounded fact set. Software checks target and obvious risk. A Frontyard operator owns the final public wording.
Approved factsRoof inspectionsLicensed teamMon–Sat hoursService area confirmed
AI draft
Draft checks1Matches source facts✓ 2No invented offer✓ 3Correct profile target✓
Human
Operator reviewChecking tone and truth
Hard boundaries
Things the model
cannot decide.
Invent a service, offer, credential, location, or resultPublish a post or review reply without operator approvalChange ownership, identity, address, phone, or category on its ownGuarantee Google rankings, calls, leads, or AI citationsUse a client’s password or bypass Google approval through scraping