What is Marketing Compliance Software?
Marketing compliance software automates the review, approval, and oversight of marketing content to ensure alignment with legal, regulatory, and brand guidelines. This includes everything from social media posts and digital ads to brochures, email campaigns, and partner or reseller content.
Marketing compliance software acts as a critical governance layer to reduce risk and speed up approvals in a world where content volume is exploding and regulatory scrutiny is intensifying.
Read our ultimate guide to marketing compliance software for more information
How to Choose the Best Marketing Compliance Software for Your Enterprise
Ask yourself three key questions when choosing between marketing compliance platforms:
Does it address my current workflow challenges?
Has the tool been built specifically to address challenges within my industry, or even better, uniquely for my business?
Will it scale with my business, and the evolving regulatory landscape?
The main features/functionality to consider when evaluating solutions in 2025, are:
AI that learns from each organization’s unique risk tolerance, and applies it to the analysis for better results
Full compliance coverage (before live and after live)
Customizable rules and risk controls
Comprehensive audit and review trails
Seamless integration into existing workflows and tools
Multi-format content analysis
Live content monitoring and drift detection
Enterprise-grade integrations and security
Consultative implementation and ongoing training
Read our marketing compliance checklist for more information on how to choose the right software for your business.
The Best Marketing Compliance Software in 2025: Comparative Breakdown
Haast
Overview:
The only full coverage, enterprise-grade marketing compliance platform. Haast offers both pre-publishing asset compliance reviews, as well as live channel monitoring. We uniquely pair AI that’s trained on your unique risk tolerance and policies, with our in-house legal implementation team to ensure customers get value from day one. Haast is industry-agnostic, and focuses on enterprise businesses.
Strengths:
Customizable AI that’s bespoke to each business, learning from their unique risk tolerance (not generic, off-the-shelf rules/libraries)
The only tool with pre and post live compliance monitoring
Analyzes multiple content formats (from PDF, to text, to video).
Expert, in-house implementation team of ex-lawyers
Built to scale with enterprise businesses (unlimited users)
Rapid feature updates, through customer-driven development
Weaknesses:
Value isn’t as clear for SMBs/unregulated industries
No compliance chatbot available yet. Until this point, our product roadmap has prioritized value-driving functionality like our “Live” functionality instead.

Warrant
Overview:
Compliance review tool for financial services, real estate, and insurance. Heavy focus on pre-publish compliance reviews.
Strengths:
Enforcement-aware AI (trained on real regulatory actions)
Partner/influencer compliance coverage
Chat-based compliance Q&A assistant
Weaknesses:
Generic, broad industry rule library model (not tailored risk tolerances to your business)
No post-publication/live monitoring
Limited integrations (Google, Slack, Webhooks only)
Industry-narrow: FS, real estate, insurance only
Haast vs. Warrant:
Haast is tailored to your business’s unique risk tolerance, perfectly replicating your lawyer’s review → vs. Warrant’s pre-set rule library
Haast is industry-agnostic and specialised in enterprise businesses → vs. Warrant’s limited sector specialization
Haast is end-to-end, covering before live asset review as well as live channel monitoring → vs. Warrant’s focus on pre-live asset review
Haast’s legal implementation team → vs. Warrant’s more generalist onboarding.
Norm AI
Overview:
AI-driven, broad regulatory compliance platform. Heavy emphasis on real-time content analysis and regulatory tailoring.
Strengths:
Strong focus on regulated industries (finance, government, healthcare)
Real-time compliance checking in all workflows that require compliance - not just marketing
Broad integrations (marketing tools, platforms)
Weaknesses:
Broader focus and use case - not just focused on delivering marketing compliance extremely well
No robust post-publication monitoring
Less maturity in user feedback learning loops
Haast vs. Norm AI:
Haast focuses on one compliance use case (marketing compliance) with deep executional knowledge → vs. Norm AI’s broader use case approach
Haast covers pre and post content compliance → vs. Norm AI’s just pre-publish functionality
Haast learns continuously from user feedback → vs. Norm AI’s rule-based analysis and AI training
Sedric
Overview:
Comprehensive compliance platform, focused on financial services. Uses off-the-shelf policy libraries and compliance dashboards.
Strengths:
Financial services expertise
Compliance dashboard and monitoring pre and post live
Real-time rule application
Integrates with Google Suite, Office Suite, etc.
Weaknesses:
Strongly financial services specific messaging, less applicable for broader use cases
Offers off-the-shelf rule library model (generic, not org-specific)
Customer success-led implementation team, not legal/compliance experts
Smaller global presence, HQ in Israel
Haast vs. Sedric:
Haast’s AI ingests your company’s risk tolerance and learns from it over time, making the analysis more valuable with each use → vs. Sedric’s one-size-fits-all rule library
Haast is industry-agnostic, working across telco, retail, pharma, etc → vs. Sedric’s industry-focus on financial services
Haast combines both live and pre-live compliance → vs. Sedric’s emphasis on pre-live review dashboards.
Haast implements with lawyers → vs. Sedric’s generalist customer success teams.

IntelligenceBank
Overview:
Originally RedMarker (AI risk detection), now part of IntelligenceBank (broader DAM and marketing operations).
Strengths:
Solid brand/legal risk detection for marketing
Integrated into a DAM platform - useful for marketing ops
Creative collaboration features
Weaknesses:
Compliance is a secondary part of their offering, not the core focus
Off-the-shelf risk detection capabilities, not tailored to the unique risk tolerance and rules of the individual customer
No live monitoring functionality - focused entirely on pre-live compliance reviews
Haast vs. IntelligenceBank:
Haast offers custom-built compliance checks based on your business’s unique risk tolerance → vs. IntelligenceBank’s generic risk detection rules.
Haast is purpose-built for marketing compliance → vs. IntelligenceBank’s primary use case being digital asset management.
Haast monitors all live content for compliance issues → IntelligenceBank focuses on pre-live checks.
Blee
Overview:
Simple pre-publish compliance review tool for marketing teams.
Strengths:
Offers integrated pre-live content compliance checks
Uses custom rule application
Integrates with third-party tools (e.g., Asana, Monday.com, Figma)
Weaknesses:
No post-publish channel monitoring, only focus on pre-live checks
Less flexibility in configuration and management of rules
Haast vs. Blee:
Haast covers both pre and post compliance content checks → vs. Blee only handles pre-publish reviewing.
Haast makes it easy for users to configure rules per asset, and refine/train the AI’s analysis → vs. Blee’s rule configuration is more complex, requires input from other teams.
How Haast Compares to Other Marketing Compliance Solutions

Summary: What Makes Haast the Best Choice for Marketing Compliance in 2025?
Haast offers the only true end-to-end marketing compliance platform that seamlessly combines AI-powered content review with continuous live monitoring - all backed by expert implementation and customer-centric innovation.
If you want to reduce legal risk, accelerate approvals, and scale marketing content confidently in 2025 and beyond, Haast is your go-to solution.
Book a personalized Haast demo today and discover how enterprise teams are revolutionizing compliance - faster, smarter, and safer.
Published September 15, 2025
Team Haast