Use case · Enterprise
Enterprise AI marketing platform that fits your approval process
BOOSTD is an enterprise AI marketing platform that sorts every change by risk, applies your written policy to each level and keeps an audit trail compliance can read.
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- Built for
- A marketing team inside a large organisation, with legal review and change control.
- Starts in
- “Ask me first”, with written policy for anything more
- Best plan
- Managed by BOOSTD, or National for a smaller team
Enterprise approval is slow because every change is treated as the same size. A missing image description does not need the process a new product page does.
Four levels of risk, and what your policy decides
BOOSTD sorts every change it proposes by risk before drafting it. These defaults are starting points your policy can tighten.
| Dimension | Examples | Enterprise default |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Metadata, structured data, alt text, safe internal links | Runs where policy allows. Logged and reversible |
| Medium | Section copy edits, a new FAQ, refreshing existing content | Waits for the named approver for that site or market |
| High | A new page, a template or call-to-action change, redirects | Follows your full review path, including legal where set up |
| Critical | Deletion, mass redirects, checkout, login, legal pages, DNS | Never automated. Written up as a plan for your team to carry out |
Why automation tools get blocked at large organisations
- The vendor needs broad write access and cannot limit it.
- Security teams rightly say no. BOOSTD limits access by site, market and type of change, and protected pages stay protected whatever access the integration has.
- Legal can’t see what changed, so everything goes back through legal.
- A change history only a specialist can read adds review work. Each record here is written for the reviewer: before and after, the reason, the approver and how to undo it.
What an enterprise policy can say
- Which sites, markets and page types BOOSTD may act on at all
- Which approver owns each site, market or risk level
- Pages and fields that are always protected, beyond the defaults
- Freeze windows around launches, trading peaks and code freezes
- Disclaimers and wording that must never be removed or changed
- Budget limits for costly work, per market and per month
A contract, or a self-serve plan
Managed by BOOSTD and National, side by side.
| Dimension | Managed by BOOSTD | National |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Quoted per contract | Talk to us |
| Websites | Set in your contract | One per plan |
| Pages looked after | Set in your contract | 1,000 |
| Keywords tracked | Set in your contract | 1,000 |
| Our specialists | Included, working inside your process | Not included |
What your own team keeps
Enterprise accounts start in “Ask me first”, whether they sit on Managed by BOOSTD or National. Anything broader goes into written policy first, one risk level at a time.
Regulated wording, brand decisions, legal sign-off and anything touching critical systems stay with your team. Managed SEO adds our specialists inside your process for migrations, international rollouts and consulting.
The platform, and our enterprise marketing service
This page covers the platform and your governance. Our enterprise marketing page covers how our team plans and runs marketing for large, multi-team companies.
The enterprise SEO service covers getting technical fixes shipped through your release process.
Questions from security and legal teams
Can “Go ahead, show me after” be switched on for an enterprise account?
Only for the types of change your written policy names, and never for critical changes. For an enterprise it is set in the contract; an individual user cannot switch it on.
Which security certifications does BOOSTD hold?
None yet. What exists today is the design: each customer’s data kept separate, audit logs, protected pages and approval steps. We will answer an enterprise security review in writing.
How does BOOSTD fit an existing release calendar?
Freeze windows block changes during launches, sales or code freezes. Where your CMS supports drafts or staging, BOOSTD prepares changes there, so they can ship with a normal release.
Which plan does an enterprise team need?
Most will need Managed by BOOSTD, under a contract that sets budgets, data retention and integration scope. A smaller team with one large site can start on National, which covers up to 1,000 pages, and add Managed by BOOSTD later.
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Where to go next
- use cases by business shape
- enterprise marketing run by our teamThe agency view: large, multi-team companies.
- enterprise SEO and getting fixes shippedThe service view of the same problem.
- marketing for groups and large organisations
- international search across markets
- the security model, including what is not yet verified
- our published standards
- how a Managed contract works
- book a governance walkthrough
- franchised estates
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