GBP Safety Charter
Nothing touches Google until you approve it
These are the rules for how Commander's agent is allowed to touch a Google Business Profile. They are short on purpose. If an AI tool can't show you its rules, it doesn't have any.
01
Drafts only
Every post, profile edit, and review reply the agent writes is a draft. The agent cannot publish to a profile on its own.
Enforced by the product today
02
A person approves
Each draft waits in the review queue until someone on your team approves it, edits it, or sends it back. There is no bulk-approve of things nobody has read.
Enforced by the product today
03
A record of everything
What was proposed, what changed, who approved it, and when. If Google asks what happened to a profile, you can answer.
Enforced by the product today
04
Paced edits
Profile changes go out at a human pace. A category, a set of services, new hours: one change at a time, with a reason, not a burst.
How we operate; being built into the product
05
No mass changes on a new profile
A newly connected or newly verified profile gets no bulk edits. It is the profile most likely to be suspended, and the one where patience costs least.
How we operate; being built into the product
Why we wrote it down
Anyone who manages profiles for a living has been told to keep AI away from them, and the advice was earned. Tools that publish on their own, in bulk, from a template, are how a profile gets suspended, and a suspension appeal is a week of someone's life.
So the question is not whether to use an agent on a profile. It is whether the agent has rules, and whether you can read them. Commander drafts. A person decides. That is the whole charter, and the rest is detail.
We run our own clients' profiles on these rules first. When we add a rule, it goes here before it goes anywhere else.
Run every profile on these rules
One review queue across every client. Nothing touches Google until you approve it.