The agency CYA document for high-claim med-spa pages.
Before your agency launches GLP-1, body-contouring, IV therapy, exosome, or RF microneedling pages, give the client a Claim Audit Receipt — showing what was reviewed, what proof was found, what language was adjusted, and what the client approved.
That is your CYA document. It is also a billable product.
Not legal advice. Not regulatory certification. A documented review record for agency use.
Claim Audit Receipt
AuditGPT by Scrutexity · Agency Demo
- Client
- Radiance Medical Spa (fictional demo)
- Page reviewed
- GLP-1 Weight Loss Landing Page — /weight-loss
- Review date
- June 2026
- Prepared by
- AuditGPT by Scrutexity · Partner Agency
- Claims reviewed
- 8 public-facing claims across the page
- Support found
- 3 of 8 claims have visible public support
- Support missing
- 5 of 8 claims have evidence gaps requiring rewrite or disclosure
- Safer rewrite
- Delivered per claim in attached Claim Audit Report
- Client approval status
- Pending client review and sign-off
Priority claims reviewed
"Compounded semaglutide works the same as Ozempic."
High riskCompounded GLP-1 equivalence claim
Support found
Compounded semaglutide contains the same active ingredient (semaglutide) as Ozempic.
Support missing
FDA has warned that compounded GLP-1 drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Claiming equivalence to an FDA-approved drug overstates what the public record supports.
Safer rewrite
"Medically supervised weight-management consultation. Treatment options, including medication-assisted approaches, reviewed by a licensed provider."
"FDA-approved compounded semaglutide for weight loss."
High riskFDA terminology — compounded drug status
Support found
The clinic offers compounded semaglutide. Semaglutide as a class has FDA approvals for specific indications.
Support missing
Compounded semaglutide does not carry FDA approval, clearance, or authorization as a compounded product. The "FDA-approved" framing applied to a compound is directly contradicted by public FDA guidance.
Safer rewrite
"Medically supervised weight loss program. Medications prescribed and managed by a licensed provider. Treatment plans individualized by consultation."
"Lose 20 pounds in 30 days guaranteed."
High riskOutcome claim — numeric weight loss guarantee
Support found
Program is active and patients are treated. No cohort data visible on the page.
Support missing
Numeric outcome + guaranteed timeline without cohort data, qualification criteria, or individual-results disclaimer. FTC requires atypical result disclosure for weight loss claims.
Safer rewrite
"Our program supports meaningful, clinician-supervised weight reduction. Individual results vary based on health history, adherence, and program design."
Not legal advice. Not medical advice. Not regulatory certification. This receipt documents what was reviewed and what was found — not compliance with any regulatory requirement. Fictional demonstration. Radiance Medical Spa does not exist.
What it is
A structured record. Not a compliance certification.
The Claim Audit Receipt documents the claim-review process before a page launches. It is not legal advice, not regulatory certification, and not a compliance guarantee. It is a business record showing the agency reviewed the claim surface, found specific issues, and provided safer language options — before asking the client to approve.
Receipt fields
When to generate a receipt
Six page types that need a Claim Audit Receipt before launch.
GLP-1 & weight loss pages
Before launching a new semaglutide, tirzepatide, or medical weight loss page, the Receipt documents what was reviewed and what was adjusted — so the client has a record of the review.
Body contouring & device pages
FDA-cleared vs. FDA-approved language, before/after framing, and permanent-result claims are common drift points. The Receipt attaches to the page launch approval.
Exosome, NAD+, and regenerative pages
Emerging therapy claims lack FDA-cleared efficacy language. The Receipt shows which claims were adjusted and which remain at the client's discretion.
RF microneedling and device campaigns
No-downtime, skin-tightening, and collagen-regeneration language are frequently overstated. The Receipt documents the review before the ad campaign launches.
IV therapy and hormone pages
Detox, anti-aging, and hormone-balancing claims are high-risk category phrases. The Receipt documents what was flagged and what safer language was used.
Pre-launch campaign review
Any high-claim page going live. The Receipt is your agency's record that the claim surface was reviewed before publishing.
Agency product flow
From client page to receipt to launch.
01
Submit client URL
Run AuditGPT on the client page before launch
02
Review findings
See which claims have support, which have gaps, which need rewrite
03
Generate Receipt
Claim Audit Receipt with support/missing/safer-rewrite per claim
04
Client approves
Client reviews and approves. Receipt is dated and retained.
05
Launch or cleanup
Client launches as-is or activates $1,997 Claim Cleanup Record
Questions
What to know before you generate a receipt.
Give every high-claim launch a claim receipt first.
Guardian Agency Plan includes 10 Claim Exposure Audits per month, white-labeled for your clients. Founding rate available for the first 5 agencies.
Not legal advice. Not medical advice. Not regulatory certification. The Claim Audit Receipt documents a claim-review process, not compliance with any regulatory requirement.