Watch it work.
Then sign it off.
Press Run. It does the job, stops where your rules say stop, waits for you, and shows what it caught.
It reads the rules you set
Limits, policies and the documents you gave it. If it isn’t written down, it doesn’t do it.
It does the work
Every step shows what went in, what came out, how sure it was and what it cost.
It stops where you said
Above your limit, the job waits for a person with one clear question and a one-tap answer.
It logs everything
Who approved what, when, and what the agent could see at the time. Yours to read and export.
It shows what it missed
Every run ends with the misses and what each one would have cost. If a job wouldn’t pay back, the run says so.
Fair questions.
Tomas Reid
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We say so in the audit, before there is a build to sell you. About one in five audits ends with a recommendation not to build.
Checks catch most errors before they go out, and every error is logged and counted in your payback. Anything uncertain or over your limit waits for a person.
It stays in your accounts. We use providers that don't train on your data, and we sign your NDA and DPA before we start.
Usually yes. If it has an API, we can connect it. The audit lists what connects and what doesn't.
Four to six weeks for a first agent, including a trial shift next to your team.
You can, and the audit plan is yours to use. Most teams hire us because the hard part is the checks, approvals and upkeep.