An agent publishing under your brand or touching a customer segment can do real reputational and regulatory damage in one bad run, and most teams find out after it is live.
Every run scored for quality, performance and risk, and checked against the activity schema you define.
Every marketing agent run gets watched, evaluated for quality and risk, and checked against the rules you set. One record answers what any agent did, with evidence ready for review.
For the CMOs, content leads, and engineering teams behind a content or campaign agent, the stakes are the customer data the agent reaches for targeting and every claim it publishes under the company name.
Content and campaign agents reach customer attributes for targeting, and the team needs a record of which ones.
A wrong claim goes out under the company name, to a wide audience, before anyone reads it.
Few teams can show, for a published post, where each claim actually came from.
Instrument the agent frameworks you build on, and ingest the systems those agents touch as custom spans. Every run, score and signal lands in one place.
A record of what the agent did, and a check before it goes further. Each step below closes one of the problems above.
The same record, read the way each team needs it.
Instrument the marketing agents you already run — no gateway in the request path, no re-architecture.
For developers →Ship marketing features without regressions — every run scored before a customer ever sees it.
For product teams →One portfolio view of every marketing agent — its owner, cost and risk in a single place.
For heads of AI →Audit-ready evidence for every decision a marketing agent makes, ready when a regulator asks.
Security & governance →Hypothetical, but grounded in how marketing teams deploy agents today.
A CrewAI agent drafts blog posts and social copy by pulling product facts from an internal knowledge base and brand voice guidelines from a style doc, publishing drafts into a CMS queue for editorial review.
An editor sees which source document backs a specific claim before the post publishes, not after a customer asks.
A LangChain agent analyzes customer data in a CDP to build audience segments and recommends budget shifts across channels, with a marketer approving segment definitions before a campaign sends.
A marketer confirms a segment used only approved customer attributes before the campaign sends, not after it landed.
Runs stay isolated — terminate one without touching the rest of your fleet via the kill switch → · Prefactor vs. observability tools →
Agents fail quietly and the first signal is a complaint, not an alert.
How it gets caught →Stuck at POCThe pilot worked; sign-off takes months because risk has no evidence.
How it gets caught →No kill switchWhen an agent misbehaves, nothing can stop it short of stopping everything.
How it gets caught →Book a demo and we'll walk through span-level scoring and audit evidence on a fleet like yours.
Prefactor helps teams observe, evaluate, and improve their AI agents in production, across every framework and provider.