Vizard Agent

How to check every claim in your voiceover against the product page

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the product page and say the ad may only make claims that page supports. It reads the live copy for the exact price and wording before writing a single line on screen, checks your supplied audio for claims of its own, and flags footage whose embedded text contradicts the page.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say the word "verified" and name the source you mean: the live page, not the brief or a screenshot. Without that, the sensible default for Vizard Agent is to write persuasive copy from the product description. That produces good advertising and, occasionally, a claim the page itself doesn't make.

Prompt

Make a 30-second ad for this product: [URL]. Use only claims the product page actually supports: read the live page for the exact price and wording first. Flag anything in my footage or my supplied voiceover that contradicts it.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

An ad makes claims in three places at once: the narration, the on-screen text and whatever is written on the footage. Usually only one of them gets checked. Vizard Agent treats the live page as the source of truth for all three and reads it before writing any copy. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The page has to be the authority on the claims, and sometimes it isn't. A price can vary by region, a claim can live in a datasheet somewhere else, a page can sit behind a login, and an offer that hasn't gone live can't be verified at all. Regulated claims still need your approval: verification is not approval.

Common questions

Will it invent benefits? Not if you say verified claims only. Vizard Agent stays inside the page.

What about text in the footage? Vizard Agent checks it. That is where contradictions usually hide.

Is this legal approval? No. Vizard Agent checks against your page, not against regulation.