Brand Claims & Confidentiality Guide
Turn evidence, privacy rules, and approval requirements into a reusable claims and proof governance system.
RECIPE SPECIFICATION
When to use it
Use this when marketing needs clear rules for claims, customer evidence, confidentiality, and approval.
Choose another recipe when
Use a writing recipe when the claims and permissions are already approved and the task is to create an asset.
Example prompts
- Create claim rules for our B2B SaaS using these approved metrics and customer permission notes.
- Separate public, anonymized, internal-only, and unsupported proof for this consulting firm.
Required inputs
- Existing claims and proof
- Privacy or legal constraints
- Approval owner and process
- Brand context and downstream use cases
Expected output
claims and confidentiality guide
Safety note
Do not provide legal advice or declare a claim compliant. Escalate regulated, legal, financial, health, safety, environmental, performance, comparative, testimonial, customer-identifying, or privacy-sensitive claims to the qualified owner. Never invent evidence, approval, permission, consent, source, or expiry date. Do not expose confidential evidence in public-facing output.
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