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For GTM teams running agents

Running agents legally aware should be a KPI.

Your agents sell, call, and support at a pace no human team matches, and every message carries legal weight. An SDR agent can send four thousand emails before lunch, and the ceiling is $53,088 each. Aegis checks each action against the law before it goes out, so your team can run at that pace without collecting complaints, penalties and lawsuits on the way.

One week, in numbers

One week of outbound agents, reported the way you already report everything else. This is what "legally aware" looks like when it stops being a worry and becomes a figure someone owns.

Checked
4,182
agent actions ran through the check this week: emails, follow-ups, SMS and call scripts
Stopped
61
would have gone out unlawful. None of them reached a customer, and nobody had to read them first
Still sent
47
of those 61 came back rewritten to a version that passes, and went out the same hour. The touch was not lost
Escalated
14
genuine judgement calls, sent to a human with the rule and a suggested fix attached

What it costs to be wrong at agent speed

Your agents work faster than any team you have ever run. So does the exposure.

The fine print scales faster than you

One Quebec company drew a proposed $1.1M CASL penalty for unsolicited email and settled at $200K. It did not have an agent working nights.

CASL: Compu-Finder, $1.1M proposed, settled $200K

Every country is a different tripwire

Germany wants prior consent. The UK marketing ceiling is £17.5M. California regulates auto-renewals. Your agent does not know any of that, and it is sending into all three today.

UK PECR ceiling: £17.5M

You cannot review what you cannot see

Without a checkpoint, the first person to read a bad email is the recipient. Or the recipient's lawyer.

Verdict before send, not after

One morning, one agent.

Every message your agent tries to send, answered before it leaves the building.

09:04 · sdr.email · US
Follow-up to a prospect who unsubscribed three weeks ago.
BLOCK · CAN-SPAM
09:12 · support.reply · UK
Answers a billing question and quotes the published policy.
ALLOW
09:26 · sdr.email · DE
Cold outreach to a German lead with no record of prior consent.
BLOCK · UWG §7
10:41 · renewal.notice · CA
Auto-renewal reminder missing the cancellation disclosure.
HOLD · HUMAN
11:58 · collections.sms · US
Payment reminder scheduled for 9pm in the debtor's timezone.
BLOCK · TCPA hours
Without a check in the path all five go out, and four of them should not have. That is one morning, one agent.

Set up in an afternoon

01
Connect your agent

Two lines in its configuration. No rebuild, no migration.

02
Watch first

Aegis flags what would have been stopped, without stopping anything. Most teams are surprised by week one.

03
Turn on blocking

When you trust it. Unsafe messages stop, borderline ones ping you in Slack.

04
Keep the receipts

Every decision lands in your own storage, in case a dispute ever arrives.

Start it in staging if you would rather. Run the agent against the check before it ever touches a customer, see what it would have sent, and switch it live when the numbers look right.

What it lets you turn on

Most teams run their agents at half power, and not because the model cannot do the work. The agent drafts but does not send. It flags but does not decide. It handles tier one and hands everything interesting to a person. That ceiling is not a technical limit, it is an unbounded downside nobody wants to sign for. Check every action against the law and record the verdict, and the downside stops being unbounded, which is the moment the ceiling moves.