Responsible AI at RightMarket: Protecting What Matters Most​

RightMarket Responsible AI

Responsible AI at RightMarket: Protecting What Matters Most

RightMarket Responsible AI
Key takeaways

A Different Approach to AI

Not all AI is created equal. While many platforms use AI to generate more content faster, RightMarket takes a fundamentally different approach: we use AI exclusively to protect – your brand, your beneficiaries, and your organisation’s reputation.

This is what we call Responsible AI: artificial intelligence that is purpose-built for governance, compliance, and safeguarding – not for mass content generation. Every AI feature in RightMarket exists to catch problems, enforce policies, and create accountability. Humans always remain in control.

For organisations like Barnardo’s, where trust, safeguarding, and the dignity of children and families are paramount, the distinction between generative AI and protective AI is everything.

Our Guiding Principles

RightMarket’s approach to AI is built on five core principles:

1

Protection, not generation

AI is used to catch risks and enforce compliance, not to produce uncontrolled content

2

Your rules, not ours

Every AI check is configured to your organisation’s specific brand, legal, and safeguarding policies

3

Advisory, not restrictive

AI provides clear guidance and recommendations; humans always make the final decision

4

Transparent and auditable

Every AI action is logged, creating a full audit trail for governance and regulatory reviews

5

Privacy by design

AI processes content solely for the purpose of moderation and compliance, in line with data protection commitments and customer agreements

How Responsible AI Works in Practice

Safeguarding Imagery of Children and Vulnerable People

For charities working with children and families, image governance is not optional – it is a safeguarding obligation. RightMarket addresses this through two integrated AI capabilities.

Image Consent Management

Ensures that every image uploaded into the platform requires a mandatory, non-skippable consent confirmation before it can be used in any design. Administrators control the exact wording of this consent declaration, allowing it to reference your own safeguarding policies – for example, confirming that parents or guardians have provided consent for images of children.

The system tracks consent at the individual image level, with full audit trails showing who uploaded each image, when consent was given, which consent statement was accepted, and every design where that image appears. If consent later expires or is withdrawn – for example, if a wish child’s family revokes permission – administrators can update the status and the system automatically blocks downloads of any design containing that image, including cropped or resized versions.

Image Moderation

Uses AI to automatically review uploaded images against your organisation’s specific safeguarding rules. For charities working with children or vulnerable adults, this means the system can flag images that may contain identifiable children, sensitive situations, or content that falls outside your safeguarding guidelines.

When a potential issue is detected, the user receives a clear, in-context explanation of what was flagged and recommended next steps – such as confirming consent, selecting a pre-approved alternative, or seeking additional approval. Crucially, Image Moderation is a guidance layer, not a hard gate. Users receive actionable feedback without workflow disruption, and the same safeguarding rules are applied consistently to every user across the organisation.

Preventing Harmful or Non-Compliant Language

RightMarket’s Content Moderation uses AI to review text in real time as users type, checking against configurable rules for discriminatory language, obscenities, non-inclusive phrasing, and compliance requirements.

For a charity like Barnardo’s, this means:

Every recommendation is captured for admin reporting, so leadership has full visibility into what is being flagged, which rules are triggered most frequently, and how teams are responding to guidance. Like Image Moderation, Content Moderation is advisory — it never blocks a user from completing their work, but ensures they are informed before content reaches publication.

Why This Matters for Charities Working with Children

Organisations that work with children face unique and heightened responsibilities around imagery and communications. The consequences of getting it wrong are significant:

Retraumatisation

Using a beneficiary’s image outside of the agreed scope, or in a context they did not consent to, can cause real harm

GDPR violations

Non-compliance with image consent regulations can result in fines of up to £17.5 million or 4% of annual turnover

Safeguarding failures

Using imagery of children without valid, tracked consent represents a safeguarding breach that can damage trust with families, regulators, and the public

Reputational damage

A single incident involving inappropriate or non-consented imagery can erode the donor and public trust that charities depend on

RightMarket’s Responsible AI approach is specifically designed to prevent these outcomes – not by restricting creativity, but by embedding automated safeguards into the point where content is created.

What Makes This Different from Canva and Other Platforms

Capability Canva RightMarket
AI purpose Content generation - create more, faster Content protection - catch risks before publication
Compliance checking Generic expletive filters only Department-configured rules: employment law, safeguarding, GDPR, DEI
Image consent tracking No consent management Mandatory consent checkpoint per image, full audit trail, expiry management, automatic download blocking
Image safeguarding No safeguarding-specific features AI moderation against your safeguarding policies, flagging for children and vulnerable adults
Audit trail No audit trail or governance record Full audit trail: every image use, consent status, compliance check, and approval decision logged
Customisation One-size-fits-all Each department configures its own rules - different policies for fundraising, HR, marketing, volunteers
Data handling AI trained on user content Text processed solely for moderation; aligned with data protection commitments

Data Privacy and Security

RightMarket takes a privacy-first approach to AI:

The Bottom Line

RightMarket’s position on AI is simple: AI should protect people, not replace them.

For Barnardo’s, this means a platform where every image of a wish child is protected by consent management and safeguarding checks. Where every piece of text is screened for harmful or non-compliant language before it reaches the public. Where every AI decision is logged, explained, and auditable. And where humans always have the final say.

This is Responsible AI – purpose-built for organisations where trust, safeguarding, and reputation are non-negotiable.

Take the next step

Book a free demo today – and see how Brand Security transforms creative chaos into strategic advantage.

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Why Rogue Messaging Still Happens

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“Looks On Brand to Me!” - Why Rogue Messaging Still Happens

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Key takeaways

In most mission-led organisations – charities, universities, membership networks, and franchises – brand integrity isn’t just a design issue. It’s a trust issue. A compliance issue. A strategic issue.

And yet, no matter how many brand refreshes you run or tone of voice guides you issue, rogue content keeps slipping through.

It’s not just frustrating. It’s costly – and not just financially.

The Real Problems Behind Brand Inconsistency

1

The Illusion of Control

Templates, guidelines, and brand training sessions offer the appearance of control. But when content is created by hundreds of decentralised users – each interpreting those rules in their own way – your brand becomes fragmented.

What’s worse, most organisations only discover the damage after something goes live.

2

Decentralisation Without Guardrails

Decentralised content creation is a necessity – especially in resource-stretched environments where fundraising, outreach, and engagement happen regionally.

But without real-time support or oversight, you’re gambling with every asset produced.

3

Decentralisation Without Guardrails

People don’t mean to go off-brand. They’re just busy. Under pressure. Unsure.

And so they:

In that moment, convenience trumps compliance. Every time.

4

Exhaustion of Central Teams

Marketing and brand leads become editors, compliance officers, and babysitters. They’re buried in revision requests and firefighting design mishaps that shouldn’t have reached their desk in the first place.

Their time and talent is wasted.

Meanwhile, decentralised teams feel frustrated by delays, lack of autonomy, or inconsistent feedback.

5

Hidden Risk Becomes Public Crisis

The scariest part? You don’t know how bad it is until something goes wrong:

These are not theoretical problems. They’re playing out weekly across charities and large organisations – and they carry real-world consequences.

Consequences for the Organisation

Consequences for Individuals

These aren't just operational problems. They’re people problems. And they affect culture, confidence, and performance at every level.

So What’s the Way Forward?

To solve this, organisations need more than PDFs and templates.

They need:

That’s why we built RightMarket Copilot

Copilot is an AI assistant that sits inside the content creation process. It helps users write better messaging, follow tone of voice, avoid compliance issues, and make every asset look and sound like your brand – without needing to ask, check, or remember the rules.

It’s how you scale brand integrity, without slowing people down.

It’s how you turn decentralised users into confident brand ambassadors.

And it’s how you protect your message, your mission, and your momentum.

Tired of playing brand police?

Let’s explore how you can protect your brand without the bottlenecks – by guiding users in real time, not correcting them after the fact.

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Design Page Update – July 2025

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The New Design Page: Where Accessibility and Brand Standards Align

In an age where digital content is created by many but represents one brand, accessibility is no longer a ‘nice to have’ – it’s a non-negotiable.

At RightMarket, we believe inclusive design is central to brand security. That’s why we’ve launched a major update to our Design Page, making it easier than ever for non-designers across your organisation to create compliant, on-brand, and accessible content – no specialist skills required.

The Challenge Many Teams Face

For charities, universities, and decentralised teams, brand consistency is a constant challenge – especially when content is created by people with different levels of design experience. Add to that the increasing need to meet accessibility standards, and what should be simple becomes a compliance headache.

We built this update to fix that.

Removing Barriers to On-Brand Content Creation

We designed this update with a simple aim: to empower every user – regardless of ability, location, or device – to confidently create content that reflects your brand and your values.

By embedding accessibility into every layer of the Design Page, we’ve created an environment where users can work independently while still delivering consistent, professional results. Whether it’s a volunteer creating a fundraising flyer or a regional manager updating event materials, the experience is seamless — and inclusive.

design page before
Before: Complex interface with limited accessibility
design page after
After: Streamlined, accessible, and intuitive design

What's New

Built for Everyone

The workspace now adapts intuitively to all screen sizes, ensuring that users with different devices - and different abilities — can design without friction.

Accessibility First

We've embedded full keyboard navigation, improved screen reader support, and structural updates aimed at WCAG 2.1 AA compliance. Whether your users are creating posters, leaflets, or social media assets - they're doing it accessibly.

Mobile-Ready and Inclusive

Our responsive design ensures brand-safe content creation even from mobile devices - ideal for field teams, volunteers, and decentralised staff.

Brand-Safe by Default

Every design is wrapped in your brand guidelines, protecting your visual identity while enabling flexibility. Users can customise content without compromising compliance - including image consent, tone of voice, and accessibility filters.

See It In Action

If you’re looking to reduce compliance risks, speed up content creation, and make your brand truly inclusive, it’s time to take a closer look at RightMarket.

Ready to experience accessible brand management?

Book a demo today – and see how accessibility can drive brand security, trust, and performance.

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Get the Best From Copilot: How to Guide Your AI Writing Assistant With Smart Prompts

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How to Guide Your AI Writing Assistant With Smart Prompts

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Key takeaways

What is Copilot?

Copilot is RightMarket’s new in-design writing assistant. It gives users real-time support as they create content – helping them write clearly, stay on-brand and communicate with confidence, without needing a comms expert looking over their shoulder.

Whether it’s a fundraising appeal, student announcement or internal update, Copilot is there in the background, nudging users to write better.

How does it work?

As users type into a RightMarket template, Copilot scans their copy and suggests improvements. These could include correcting spelling, recommending more inclusive language, or simplifying overly formal phrases.

What makes Copilot powerful is its adaptability. You can define how Copilot behaves by creating tone of voice prompts – a short list of instructions that teach the AI how your organisation writes.

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What are prompts?

Prompts are short, specific rules that tell Copilot what “good writing” looks like in your organisation.

Think of them as your voice, distilled. They’re not long brand manuals – they’re quick instructions that reinforce tone, clarity and consistency across all users.

For example:
"Avoid using ALL CAPS. We prefer sentence case."
"Use plain English. Avoid words like 'utilise' when 'use' will do."

Once saved in the Admin area, these prompts guide Copilot’s live suggestions for every user in your organisation.

Best practices for writing strong prompts

To get useful, accurate suggestions from Copilot, your prompts need to be:

1. Specific and actionable
Avoid vague statements like "Be professional." Instead, say "Don't use exclamation marks in headlines."
2. One idea per prompt
Keep prompts short and focused. This helps the AI interpret them clearly and return clean, relevant feedback.
3. Based on common user habits
Think about the writing behaviours you see most often - are people using too much formal language, misusing punctuation, or adding emojis? Tackle the frequent issues first.
4. Clear enough to avoid overcorrection
Some prompts can trigger false positives if they're too broad. For example, "use inclusive language" is better when clarified: "Avoid gendered terms like 'chairman', unless the context is about gender-specific data."
5. Do not include links
Copilot can't visit links shared - make sure to include all the information you need it to consider in your prompt.

Suggested prompt examples

Here are some common prompts that deliver strong, clear Copilot feedback:

Writing style
Formatting & symbols
Inclusive language
Clarity & conciseness
First prompts to get you started
If you're launching Copilot for the first time, start with these two essential prompts:
Use sentence case, not all caps
Check for correct spelling and grammar
You can always expand your prompt list later as you see what's working. These two alone will already start nudging users toward more professional, readable content.

Ready to set up Copilot?

Visit the Admin area now and add your tone of voice prompts to activate Copilot for your users. It only takes a few minutes - and makes a lasting impact on your organisation's content quality.

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Top 5 Hidden Brand Risks Facing UK Charities in 2025

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Top 5 Hidden Brand Risks Facing UK Charities in 2025

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Key takeaways

In today’s digital-first world, UK charities face more brand risks than ever – often without even knowing it. From off-brand Canva creations to GDPR breaches, the small cracks in brand governance can quickly erode donor trust and public credibility.

£17.5M

Maximum GDPR fine (or 4% of turnover)

39%

of UK charities feel confident in data compliance

53%

of UK donors say brand trust influences giving

Can your charity afford to take the risk?

Here are five of the most common – and costly – brand risks we’re seeing across the sector in 2025.

1

Unapproved Image Use & GDPR Breaches

£17.5 million

That's the potential fine your charity faces for a single serious GDPR breach.

And with 75% of UK charities handling sensitive personal data, image consent is a major compliance gap. We’ve seen many cases where volunteers reuse old images without renewed consent — risking emotional distress for families and regulatory penalties.

Fix

Implement automated image consent tracking and clear usage rules.

2

Off-Brand Content from Decentralised Teams

500+

Unauthorised Canva users discovered by Marie Curie creating fundraising materials

This is not an isolated case. Many charities report:

Donors notice this — and it damages trust.

Fix

Provide secure branded templates and lock key brand elements.

3

Inconsistent Tone of Voice

Your charity’s tone of voice is as important as your visual identity – but it often gets overlooked.

When different teams write in different styles, the result is:

Fix

Implement tone-of-voice guidelines and use AI moderation tools to support consistency.

4

Manual, Outdated Compliance Processes

Many charities still rely on manual content reviews – but that’s too slow and prone to human error.

With today’s pace of digital content:

Fix

Move to automated brand governance tools with real-time content checks and audit trails.

5

Leadership Blind Spots Around Brand Risk

As one national charity told us:
"Our board focused on funding - brand risks only became visible after an internal audit."

Without clear reporting, boards don’t prioritise:

Fix

Run a Brand Risk Audit and present the findings at leadership level.

53%

of UK donors say brand trust is a top factor in choosing where to give

Yet many charities unknowingly expose themselves to:

GDPR fines
Brand dilution
Donor trust loss
The good news? You can take action today.
Take the free Brand Risk Audit for Charities

Instantly discover where your brand is most exposed. You’ll get a personalised risk score and practical next steps – no downloads, no sales pitch.

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The Approval Trap: Why Your Workflow Needs a Rethink

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The Approval Trap: Why Your Workflow Needs a Rethink

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Key takeaways

30 days

Average approval wait time

Marketing teams wait up to a month for content approval

60%

Productivity loss

Teams lose over half their productive time to approval processes

£10,000+

Monthly cost

Hidden costs of manual approvals for mid-sized teams

More Than Just an Admin Headache

For many creative teams trapped in manual approval workflows, it’s more than just an administrative burden. It’s a creativity killer that can extend project timelines by weeks or even months.

Even approving simple assets like a social media post can take more than 30 days – all routed through a single marketing lead.

The hidden costs stack up:

Time Drain

Marketing teams spend up to 15 hours per week just managing approvals instead of creating campaigns that drive results.

Time Drain

Marketing teams spend up to 15 hours per week just managing approvals instead of creating campaigns that drive results.

The Approval Process Timeline

Content Creation

Designer or marketer creates the initial content (1-2 days)

Initial Review Queue

Content sits in queue waiting for first review (3-5 days)

Feedback & Revisions

Multiple rounds of changes and approvals (7-14 days)

Final Approval

Final sign-off from stakeholders (2-5 days)

Total approval time: 13-26 days for a single piece of content

The real world impact

Missed opportunities

Time-sensitive campaigns miss market windows

Team burnout

Creative professionals become approval administrators

Budget Waste

High-value talent spent on low-value tasks

And when approvals become a full-time job, you’re paying senior marketing salaries to check commas. Literally, you’re wastingoutsourcing, and compromising talents.

When “Self-Service” Isn’t Actually Self-Service

You might think design tools like Canva solve this problem. Give local teams creative freedom, some central marketing tools… right?

Without the right controls, tools like Canva often create more work:

As Vicki Rosemont, Brand Manager at Marks Clerk, shares:

We tried to implement control over Canva, but it just took up a huge volume of our time... trying to manage the flexibility was exhausting.

What's the Real Price of Manual Approvals?

Every approval request isn’t just a delay – it’s a financial drain.

You’re paying high-skilled creatives and marketing managers to be email admins. And the costs multiply:

Consider the headline calculation: one brand manager’s time costs a single mistake can be devastating.

The Better Way: Brand Security That Works for Everyone

What if you didn’t need to manually approve every asset?

What if your brand could be both secure, flexible (empowering automation), and responsive (local teams safely)?

That’s the future of Brand Security – and it’s already here.

RightMarket flips the approval model on its head, embedding governance directly into your templates:

Unlocking Creative Capacity, Protecting Your Brand

When you embed brand security into your content process, everyone wins:

It’s about freedom within “guardrails” – your brand remains consistent, compliance stays protected, and creativity flourishes.

Ready to See a Brand-Safe Future?

Imagine a world where:

It’s not just a productivity saving – it’s a complete governance mindset shift that actually frees creativity too.

Take the next step

Book a free demo today – and see how Brand Security transforms creative chaos into strategic advantage.

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