PitchProof
An agency delivery workspace that inventories AI-assisted marketing surfaces, maps applicable transparency rules and produces reviewable disclosure configurations and evidence.
Marketing teams now operate chatbots, synthetic voice, generated creative and other AI-assisted experiences across jurisdictions. PitchProof proposes a fixed-scope agency workflow that inventories those surfaces, maps reviewed transparency requirements and prepares disclosure banners, content-marking configurations, labels and opt-out flows. The supplied research confirms an August 2, 2026 application date for European transparency obligations, notes a provisional extension for one machine-readable-marking sub-requirement, and confirms a revised Colorado automated-decision law effective January 1, 2027.
A date or template is not an applicability decision. Marketing surface, jurisdiction, audience, technical role, content origin, legal interpretation, required control, configured artifact, reviewer approval, deployment command, destination acknowledgement, public readback, monitoring result and regulator or court conclusion must remain separate. Qualified counsel or a designated compliance authority owns applicability and legal interpretation; the agency can collect evidence and implement approved controls.
The proposed signed readiness output should be a bounded packet stating scope, sources, assumptions, tests, exceptions and approvers. It must not call the client compliant, certified or legally safe. Three cited interfaces remain unverified, and a provisional legislative change must not be presented as enacted until authoritative current evidence confirms it.
A marketing agency, brand operations leader or digital compliance owner responsible for AI-assisted customer experiences across European and United States audiences.
European transparency obligations and the revised Colorado effective date create clear, current regulatory timing.
Inventories, mappings and artifact templates scale across engagements once rules are maintained.
Two cross-references and one inbound connection provide some convergence without a supplied cross-vertical cluster.
The input supplies concrete regulatory dates, multiple marketing surfaces and a bounded agency-delivery mechanism that can produce useful artifacts quickly.
The buyer, size, budget and current alternative are incomplete, all three cited interfaces are unverified and the maintained legal corpus plus professional review limit pure software economics.
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