Compliance monitoring for your instance
Compliance monitoring lets Arino One check a paired instance against its published compliance rules. You control it with two separate settings in Settings → Platform, and every action from Arino still waits for an admin's approval.
Share compliance reports
Turn on Share compliance reports to let Arino see your instance's compliance status and flag problems.
Allow Arino to act, per action
Allow Arino to act is set one action at a time:
- Hold a campaign
- Throttle marketing
- Apply a policy
Leave an action off and Arino can only report on it.
Admin approval
Allowing an action does not make it automatic. Every action from Arino lands in the Command Inbox and waits for an administrator to approve it.
How rules are updated
Arino One maintains one published ruleset, with versions and a changelog, and updates it centrally. See how Arino One's compliance rules work.
Steps at a glance
- Connect to Arino OneCompliance monitoring is available on paired instances.
- Share compliance reportsIn Settings → Platform, turn on Share compliance reports.
- Choose actionsUnder Allow Arino to act, turn on each action you allow: hold a campaign, throttle marketing, or apply a policy.
- Approve in the Command InboxWhen Arino proposes an action, an admin approves or rejects it in the Command Inbox.
Frequently asked
Who can use compliance monitoring?
Instances connected to Arino One. It is set in Settings → Platform.
What does sharing compliance reports do?
It lets Arino see your instance's compliance status and flag problems. It is a separate setting from allowing actions.
Which actions can I allow?
Each separately: hold a campaign, throttle marketing, or apply a policy.
Can Arino act without my approval?
No. Every action from Arino waits for an admin to approve it in the Command Inbox.
How are the rules kept up to date?
Arino One publishes one ruleset centrally, with versions and a changelog, so every monitored instance is checked against the current rules.
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