The words
A claim that outgrew what legal approved. A term you renamed last quarter and missed in eleven places.
Content governanceGovernance by Siftly
Everything you shipped is still out there, still saying something. Governance reads all of it and brings back the few things that are actually wrong.
Already a customer? Governance uses your existing Siftly account.Nobody has read most of them since the day they shipped.
Engineered for absolute safety in every condition.
Approved brand facts say “meets IEC 61010 for laboratory use.” Nobody signed off on the stronger version.
Anything can flag a page. Governance stays on it until the live page changes — then reads the live page again, itself, to prove that it did.
Read the published page, not the draft. Keep the snapshot it was read from.
A named person, with the source in front of them. Not a Slack thread that scrolls away.
The approved action goes out — Teams, email, Framer, Box. Each one previewed before it sends.
Rescan the live URL. If the sentence is still there, it is not closed.
A claim that outgrew what legal approved. A term you renamed last quarter and missed in eleven places.
Content governanceYou replaced the logo. It is still on the partner page, inside a PDF, and on a landing page from 2024. The original and each placement fail separately, so they are reviewed separately.
DAMThe endorsement expired in March. The quote is still on your homepage.
CollaborationsFive read your published pages. One reads your assets and everywhere they are placed. Pick one up to see what it is given and what it is not allowed to do.
None of them decides anything. They cite what they found; deterministic policy assigns severity and owner; a person signs it.
Your existing session picks the right tenant. Teams, email, Framer and Box stay switched off until an admin connects them, and every external send is previewed and approved before it leaves.