What it is

It finds a merchant's legal exposure — the gaps that turn into expensive lawsuits — before they do. A weekly, citation-backed compliance review of cross-border DTC storefronts that says where you're exposed, how much it's worth worrying about, and exactly what to change.

What it does

Reviews the store — crawls the live site and walks checkout in a real browser (never past payment).
Scores readiness — one headline readiness score plus a score per area: Terms & Policies, Checkout & Product, Marketing Email, Support.
Cites the law — every finding quotes the verbatim statute it rests on, with the official source.
Tracks issues like tickets — open → persisting → resolved, each with a concrete fix and an owner.
Connects channels — link Zendesk to audit support tickets (read-only, PII-redacted).

Why it's different — the three moats

Can't hallucinate. It can't make a claim it can't cite to a real statute — a grounding gate enforces it.
Researches the real world. It verifies facts (is this the official store? has this been sued over?) via live web search — so every finding rests on checked facts, not assumptions.
Risk = real litigation. Every flag is ranked by the count of e-commerce lawsuits on that exact issue in the last 5 years, with the cases shown.

How to talk about it

The one-liner

Find your legal exposure before it becomes an expensive lawsuit — a weekly compliance review that cites the real law and ranks every risk by the real lawsuits behind it.

Don't claim

that it is legal advice, a legal opinion, a certification, or a guarantee of compliance.
Always keep the "not legal advice — decision support" line in public copy.

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