You bought an agent, not a legal department.
Your SDR agent can send four thousand emails before lunch. The CAN-SPAM ceiling is $53,088 per email. That math is why Aegis exists, and why it installs in ten minutes instead of ten weeks.
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 $200KEvery 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. Its duty pack does.
UK PECR ceiling: £17.5MYou 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 afterTen minutes to protected.
Checkpoint installs into your agent's MCP configuration. Verdicts start immediately: allow, block, or hold, with the reason in plain language and the statute for your records.
SDR, support, collections, scheduling: the pack is data, tuned to what your agent actually does and where your customers actually are.
When something needs a human, it pings Slack or your webhook. Approve, edit, or kill from your phone. The agent waits instead of guessing.
Every block comes with a suggested fix. Your agent learns to send the compliant version, and your pipeline keeps moving.
Chained records flow to your own bucket from day one. If a dispute ever lands, you already have the receipts.
Early teams get set up personally, usually the same week. Self-serve is on the way.