Automation Policy

Leadline automates the monitoring layer: checking public Reddit posts for your configured keywords, competitor names, and subreddits, then saving matches into your dashboard.

The goal is to remove repetitive searching, not to replace judgment or flood Reddit with automated replies.

Leadline does not run mass spam machines, bot farms, or automatic posting systems. We do not publish posts or replies from your Reddit account as a standard product behavior.

We do not take over your account, warm it up, impersonate you, or use your identity to post without human review.

When posting support is enabled, the work is handled as a human-reviewed service workflow. Users or Leadline staff prepare and review posts manually.

That means the system is designed around relevance and careful review instead of automated volume.

Leadline is built so you can monitor Reddit without giving up control of your account. We do not need to touch your Reddit account to discover public posts.

If a future workflow asks for a connection or permission, it should be explicit, scoped, and tied to the exact feature being enabled.

Leadline is intended for targeted, useful review. A good workflow should help a human decide what is worth reading or replying to, not spray generic comments across communities.

Customers are responsible for following Reddit rules, subreddit rules, and applicable laws when they decide to respond to a post.

We design automation around public monitoring, saved matches, and review. We avoid hidden posting, undisclosed account control, and high-volume behavior that creates platform or community risk.

If a workflow cannot be operated responsibly, it should be slowed down, reviewed, or disabled rather than scaled blindly.