VerbaPulse reads the draft as it's written, right inside Gmail and Outlook. It flags the exact phrase that creates legal or reputational exposure, explains why, and offers a safer wording, in the seconds before you hit Send.
They look helpful, warm, and confident. A guarantee slips into a client email at 5pm. A rejection note names the wrong reason. An NDA term gets paraphrased away. A keyword filter misses all of it, because the risk lives in the meaning, not the vocabulary.
Outlook Desktop, Outlook Web, and Gmail. No new tab, no new habit, no copy-paste. It works where your team already writes.
It flags the exact words, tells you why they create exposure, and offers a compliant rewrite you can accept in one click.
Upload your NDA, brand guide, or compliance policy. VerbaPulse checks drafts against your rules, not just a generic list.
It never sends a message for you and never blocks Send. It advises in the moment; the writer always decides.
See where risk concentrates across Legal, Finance, Sales and Compliance, and how the trend moves over the pilot.
Users install and go, no IT ticket to start. Concierge onboarding helps configure your guidelines and team.
The first question a compliance or IT team asks is where the words go. Here is the whole answer, before you have to ask for it. VerbaPulse runs entirely in the EU, keeps no email content, and never trains on what your team writes.
Language risk stops being anecdotal. The dashboard shows where risky phrasing concentrates, which departments are trending up, and what changes over 30 days, all from metadata, without reading anyone's mail.
On day 25 we hand you a written risk summary of the pilot, so you have something concrete to take to your team before you decide.
Our language-risk benchmark takes real, everyday business messages and shows exactly where each one crosses a legal or reputational line, with the safer version beside it. It is the clearest way to gauge the risk sitting in your own outbound mail, before you commit to anything.
A pilot should be honest about its edges, so here are ours.