Approval Level Scope Conflict

Find a mismatch between a documented review policy and the configured review levels. Preparation only, not an account action.

What to provide

Approved review policy, configured levels and rosters, content risk category and dated settings.

How it works

1. Extract required review categories from the supplied policy.
2. Map each category to a configured level and named authorized reviewer.
3. Keep policy intent distinct from tool configuration; missing mapping is not a passed review.
4. Return a private configuration question, not a new level or publication clearance.

The output

policy_category | required_review | configured_level | mapping_source | gap

Worked fictional example

Fictional policy requires separate brand and legal review; configured levels show only brand. Report legal mapping missing. A level labelled Final without a scope definition is not proof of legal review.

Checks and limits

Keep source versions and original values. Unknowns stay unknown. Use qualified review for regulated, legal or hiring decisions. No live account compatibility test, send, share, schedule, ledger change or payment is authorized.

More marketing workflows · How-to guides

Method: reviewed source. Demand lead: Oct 10 live AIS Search Console through Oct 6: marketing Copilot 37 impressions, Planable/Claude 33, Planable/ChatGPT 23, campaign brief 12, investor agent 19. Social-review/reporting topics follow these parent-query leads. Other professions follow documented workflow needs, not measured exact search intent. Site impressions are not monthly volumes; exact topic volume is unmeasured. Checked October 10, 2026.