For people who buy software
Before you hand your data to a system, look up the vendor.
You connect your WhatsApp, your management system and your customer records to a piece of software and trust what the salesperson told you. SemantiqWall shows what can be checked about that vendor and what to ask before you sign.
- Free and in plain language
- No "approved" grade: it shows what was found and what's missing
- Same rules for every vendor, including ZapBrabo
Three levels, each one says exactly what was checked
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Public signals
Any vendor, without its involvement: company active with the Receita Federal (Brazil's tax authority), secure website, privacy policy, data protection officer (LGPD), email protected against scams, official WhatsApp or not. It shows signs, it doesn't guarantee anything.
2
Verified
The vendor proved it owns the domain, answered the 12 public criteria with evidence, and every answer was accepted by a reviewer with no ties to it. Valid for 12 months.
3
Verified and monitored
Beyond being verified, the vendor's AI agents go through SemantiqWall before acting on your data, with rules enforced and an audit trail. The status is shown in real time.
The first vendors are in assessment. See verified vendors · Read the criteria
Why this matters for your business
You're liable too
Under the LGPD (Brazil's data protection law), your company is liable for what the vendor does with your customers' data. "The system leaked it" doesn't get anyone off the hook.
Unofficial WhatsApp gets numbers banned
Many cheap systems connect WhatsApp by QR code, outside Meta's official API. The risk is losing your business number and exposing your conversations.
AI now acts on its own
AI agents look up orders, send messages, cancel and delete. Ask what they do without anyone approving it.