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One is a generic draft. The other is checked against what they’ve actually said and how they’d say it.
| Generic AI tools | Standing | |
|---|---|---|
| Writes in a consistent, real voice | No | Yes |
| Flags exactly what needs review before it goes out | No | Yes |
| Flags claims it can’t verify against your material | No | Yes |
| Catches contradictions with past statements | No | Yes |
| Tamper-evident record of every review and sign-off | No | Yes |
| A human always makes the final call | Sometimes | Yes |
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Phrases and habits this voice is expected to avoid: a turn of phrase, an em dash, a stock AI expression. Standing checks drafts for these patterns and flags matches for review, because a description of someone's style can capture how they write but not the habits they avoid.
Standing does not publish your drafts. “Accepted” records your sign-off, not publication. You are responsible for reviewing a draft before using or sharing it. Standing does send service communications, including invitations and transparency notices; some transparency notices may require a manual handoff.
In a managed database. A copy is cached locally too, encrypted when local encryption is enabled and intended to be readable only during an active signed-in session, so recently viewed material stays available if you lose connection. Actions that need the server, like drafting or saving changes, still need one. You can export a profile's full record from the Audit screen at any time.
Whoever you or an agency admin grants access to, in Team. An admin can see and manage every profile in the agency; other seats only see what they've been assigned to.
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