Grow your practice with content you can stand behind.
PQZ only states facts you approved. Add words it must never use, require two approvers on sensitive posts, and keep a record of every decision.
Clinics, practitioners and wellness brands need to post regularly to be found, but health claims are regulated and patients take them seriously. Generic AI tools happily write "cures", "guaranteed" and numbers nobody can source.
So many practices post rarely, or only share opening hours, and lose attention to competitors who are less careful.
PQZ is built on approved facts. It only states what you approved in your Brand Kit, blocks the words you must never use, and can require two approvers before anything is scheduled. Every approval is logged.
Add the claims you are allowed to make as facts, and words like "cure" or "guaranteed" to avoid. PQZ keeps them out of captions, scripts, replies and ads.
Turn on Two approvers so a practitioner checks every post before it is scheduled. Every approval is recorded in the audit log.
Morning yoga returns on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:00. Book your place online.
Fine to publish. Please keep "all levels welcome".
Set recurring slots for weekly timetables, and use short links to your booking page with visit stats so you can see which posts bring bookings.
About an hour of your time.
Services, team and booking details become facts you approve one by one.
Autopilot drafts tips, team posts and awareness days.
Turn on Two approvers so every post gets a second sign-off.
Replies to patient questions use approved facts only.
Each kit is a set of post designs from the PQZ Template Library. Pick one and PQZ rebuilds every post with your logo, colours, products and approved facts.
Helpful, careful and on brand.
Useful, approved advice in plain words.
Practitioners and what they do.
What you offer and how to book.
Health dates planned ahead.
Patient feedback shared with care.
Link in Bio for appointments.
Terms PQZ must never use.
A second sign-off on every post.
Who approved what, and when.
If a draft needs a claim you have not approved, PQZ asks you instead of writing it. Pending and rejected facts are never used.
Add terms like "cure" or "guaranteed" to words to avoid, and PQZ keeps them out of every caption, reply and ad.
With Two approvers on, no post is scheduled on one person's say-so, and the audit log records both approvals.
Suggested replies in Social Inbox use approved facts, like services and booking details, and never give individual advice.
Classes, treatments, spaces and tips.
Examples show the kinds of images and videos each task produces. Photography from Unsplash and Pexels.
Three types of practice.
Local posts, helpful tips and a reply to every comment.
Product posts that state only approved benefits. See AI safety.
Autopilot keeps the feed active; you approve once a month.
The same practice.
Scan your website, approve your facts and see your first careful month.