Every message checked before it goes live.
SHMEL checks marketing work before it publishes — not after something goes wrong.
The review comes with every channel. It is not sold as an add-on.
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SHMEL checks it
Here’s what happens before your marketing goes live.
One real ad, from the moment someone writes it to the moment it is on the record.
Someone writes an ad.
A clinic drafts an Instagram ad and hits publish. Normally that is the last check it gets.
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SHMEL reads it first.
It isn’t checking spelling. It is reading what the ad actually promises a patient, and what the picture shows.
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- Outcome claim with nothing behind it
- Before-and-after image has no consent on file
Six rule sets, not one.
One ad can touch several rule sets at once. SHMEL checks it against the rules and policies relevant to that asset and that channel, and tells you which one it tripped.
Five passed. One needs attention.
- Patient privacyHIPAA
- Advertising claimsFTC
- Treatment claimsFDA
- Outreach rulesTCPA
- State rulesState board
- Platform rulesMeta policy
It doesn’t just say no.
Finding the problem is half the job. SHMEL shows what failed, explains why, and writes a version that can move forward.
The image is different. Consent is something a person has to verify, so that one goes to your medical director instead.
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- SHMEL can fix this — the claim
- A person checks this — image consent
Cleared, then published.
The rewritten ad goes back through the same six checks. When it clears and the right person signs off, it publishes.
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- Every check that applied passed
- Approved by a named person — this clinic runs social supervised
- Written to the record, 10:34
And nothing disappears.
Every step is recorded: what changed, who approved it, and when. If someone asks what happened, you are not rebuilding it from chat messages.
- 10:31Instagram ad submitted
- 10:32Outcome claim flagged
- 10:33Copy rewritten
- 10:34Approved
- 10:34Published
Before is better than after.
The goal is simple: catch problems before patients, platforms or regulators do.
You decide how much SHMEL can do on its own.
Two settings for the same agent. Which one a job is on is your call, and you can set it differently for every job.
- SHMEL drafts or changes something
- It runs the checks that apply
- It waits for you
- You approve, then it goes live
Best when you are getting started, or when a decision needs a person to weigh it up.
- SHMEL drafts or changes something
- It runs the checks that apply
- Eligible and cleared → it acts, and logs it
- Anything needing review → held for you
Autopilot lets approved work move faster. It does not remove a check — anything that fails one, or that always needs a person, is held instead.
An example, not a default. Your clinic decides where SHMEL can move on its own and where a person approves first. Nothing that reaches a patient goes out without a person, and SHMEL never touches a clinical decision.
Autopilot doesn’t mean unlimited access.
Giving SHMEL permission to work is not the same as giving an AI model permission to do whatever it likes in your accounts. An action still has to pass the rules and permissions attached to that job.
Autopilot means approved work moves faster. Not that the rules disappear.
Some things don’t get an autopilot button.
Not every action is the same size. These are the three groups, and the third one has no setting at all.
- Pausing a campaign that stopped booking
- Moving budget between live campaigns, inside your cap
- Adding negative keywords that spend and never book
- Publishing work that cleared every check that applied
- Anything that reaches a patient
- A claim that needs substantiation
- Before-and-after images and the consent behind them
- Replying to a clinical complaint or an unhappy review
- Raising your total budget, or anything touching payment
- Making, suggesting or influencing a clinical decision
- Ordering a prescription product on its own
- Publishing anything without a compliance pass
- Posting a patient photo with no consent on file
There is no toggle for this column. It is not a setting we hid — it is work SHMEL does not do.
If SHMEL did it, there’s a record.
What changed. Why it changed. Who approved it. When it happened. When someone asks months later, you shouldn’t have to reconstruct it from chat messages and screenshots.
Not another tool your team has to remember to open.
The check happens inside the marketing work, not beside it.
One flow. The compliance review comes with every channel you run — it is not sold as an add-on.
Big healthcare companies have had review for decades.
Large pharmaceutical companies have long invested in checking marketing before it publishes. Smaller practices face many of the same risks without the same compliance teams. SHMEL brings that review into the everyday marketing work instead.
SHMEL reviews and documents marketing content against the rules and policies built into the system. It is reviewed and documented — not a guarantee of compliance, and not a replacement for your counsel.
Two different jobs. Both matter.
People often put these in one bucket. They are not the same work, and they fail in different ways.
Protects the data SHMEL handles.
- What data an AI model receives
- How data is stored and where
- Who can access it
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Which provider sees what
Controls the marketing work SHMEL performs.
- What can be published
- What requires review
- What gets held
- What was changed, and why
- What gets documented
Security controls what data reaches the AI. Compliance controls what the AI is allowed to do.
See exactly what SHMEL checked.
Open the console demo to watch an asset move from draft to review to action — with the record attached.