Flarseo
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Every sector has its own rules. Flarseo applies them before publishing.
At sign up you declare what your business does. Three concrete things follow from that choice: whether a person has to review content before it goes online, how much autonomy the assistant can have, and how the use of artificial intelligence is disclosed.
Start from yours
Each page covers what customers in that sector really search for, which content works, and which constraints apply.
Medical and dental practices
How Flarseo works for medical and dental practices, where every piece of content goes through human review before it goes online.
DiscoverLaw firms
How Flarseo works for law firms, between searches that start from a concrete problem and mandatory human review on every piece of content.
DiscoverAccountants and tax advisers
How Flarseo works for accountants and tax advisers, where the calendar of deadlines drives the content and human review comes before every publication.
DiscoverRestaurants
How Flarseo works for restaurants and bars, where three minutes separate the search from the booking and the assistant can publish on its own within the approved plan.
DiscoverTourism and hospitality
How Flarseo works for hotels, guest houses and holiday properties, where the person searching is far away, decides weeks ahead and often in another language.
DiscoverReal estate
How Flarseo works for estate agencies, where competition is fought street by street and sellers search for very different things than buyers.
DiscoverWellness and fitness
How Flarseo works for gyms, studios and wellness centres, where demand comes in a few short windows and content exists to get someone through the door for a trial.
DiscoverConstruction and workplace safety
How Flarseo works for building firms and workplace safety consultants, where decisions are long and expensive and every piece of content goes through review.
DiscoverVeterinary
How Flarseo works for veterinary practices and clinics, where searches start from a symptom and human review comes before every publication.
DiscoverFour profiles, four ways of working
Every sector falls into one of these four profiles. It is not a marketing label: it changes how the system behaves.
Standard
Retail, restaurants, tourism and hospitality, crafts, non medical personal services, real estate, fitness, B2B services, technology, automotive, events, unregulated training.
- No mandatory human review
- Autonomy cap: prudent autopilot
- AI disclosure in the site footer
Regulated
Food, construction and workplace safety, veterinary, cosmetics, energy, transport, environment and waste.
- Human review required before publication
- Autonomy cap: ask before acting
- Disclosure at the top of every piece of content
Health
Healthcare, medical and dental practices, pharmaceutical, psychology, nutrition, medical devices, occupational medicine, care homes.
- Human review required before publication
- Autonomy cap: prepare and wait
- Disclosure at the top of every piece of content, plus a disclaimer
- No content constitutes medical advice
Legal and finance
Legal, notarial, tax and accounting, labour consulting, insurance, credit and finance, debt collection.
- Human review required before publication
- Autonomy cap: prepare and wait
- Disclosure at the top of every piece of content, plus a disclaimer
- No content constitutes legal, tax or financial advice
In short
The sector is the first question, not the last
Many tools ask for your sector at the end, to tune the tone of voice. We ask at the very first step of sign up, before billing details, because it sets the limits the system can work within. We tell you right there, in plain words, while you are still deciding whether to sign up at all.
What actually changes
- Human review: in the regulated and YMYL profiles no content reaches your site unless a person has opened it, read it and approved it.
- Autonomy: the level you pick cannot exceed the cap of your profile. If you try to raise it, the platform blocks it and explains why.
- Disclosure: the use of artificial intelligence is declared in the site footer or at the top of every piece of content, depending on the profile.
- Disclaimer: in the two YMYL profiles every piece of content carries a note making clear that it does not replace professional advice.
The whole picture in one table
| Profile | Human review | Autonomy cap | Disclosure |
|---|---|---|---|
| standard | Not required | Prudent autopilot | Site footer |
| regulated | Required | Ask before acting | Top of the content |
| ymyl_health | Required | Prepare and wait | Top of the content, plus disclaimer |
| ymyl_finance_legal | Required | Prepare and wait | Top of the content, plus disclaimer |
Disclosure on content generated with artificial intelligence follows article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. The full detail is on the AI transparency page.
If your business is not one of the nine sectors above, nothing changes: sign up shows the full list and a profile is assigned all the same, under the same rules.
Want to see which rules apply to you?
The first step of sign up shows the profile for your sector before asking you for any data. Two minutes, fourteen trial days, no lock in.