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You decide how far it goes.

The Agent never holds more rights than its person. Turn the dial to see what it does on its own.

Turn the dial, or use the arrow keys

  • Read your recordsOn its own
  • Update records, where you allow itAsks first
  • Send email from your mailboxAsks first
  • Issue an invoice, change a pipelineAsks first
  • Change who sees what, export in bulkAlways asks
  • Decide an approval, erase a person's dataPeople only

Who sees what, and who did what: Control & audit

Each property, its own rule.

Never change it, propose a change, or change it. Money, addresses and statuses always ask.

A property's AI tab, What AI may do, with its four choices: Default, where the Agent changes it when you could and agents and workflows suggest a value someone approves; Never change it; Propose a change; Change it.

Some acts always ask. Some are never its own.

Access, exports and anything public ask at any setting. Erasing a person or deciding an approval stays with people.

Two lists. A card at any setting: inviting a member, changing a role, sharing rules, a bulk export, a quote shared by link, workflows and industry packs. Never the Agent's: erasing a person's data, deciding an approval, creating API keys, connecting a mailbox, changing billing.

Many changes, one review.

Approve them all, or one by one. Each shows the value before and after.

Four changes from one answer waiting for approval: two stages moved, an owner changed and a deal archived, each with its value before and after, the archive marked as one that cannot be undone, with Approve all 4 and Review one by one.

Every change, on the record.

What ran without a click and what you approved, each with Undo.

The changes of one answer as the conversation lists them: an update that ran without a click, a task you approved, a record archived and recoverable for 30 days, and Undo for the answer.

Who decides how far.

The organization sets the ceiling. A role or a person can be narrower. Only the Owner changes it at first.

How much the Agent may do on its own, in four layers: the organization at Edit and send, the Member role at Edit records, one person at Ask every time, and the conversation's own chip.

Hired agents carry their own limits.

Each has its level and a budget per run. Members and teams have budgets too.

Agent team

A hired agent with its level, Proposer, and its budget of 40 AI credits a run and 600 a month, beside the AI credit budgets of the Sales team and of one member.

Set it once. Read it back any time.

Choose the roles and the rules, and let the Agent work inside them.

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