Never invents a number
Every price and total is arithmetic on the rate card; every answer is one the owner approved, sent verbatim. The model picks and drafts. It never prices and never freelances.
Why it holds up
Most AI tools get ripped out because they’re confidently wrong in front of a customer. This one does less, but it is never wrong about money, and never puts words in a business’s mouth it didn’t sign off.
Every price and total is arithmetic on the rate card; every answer is one the owner approved, sent verbatim. The model picks and drafts. It never prices and never freelances.
Send, bill, book, publish, email a supplier: each waits behind an approval the operator or owner controls. Over-threshold quotes and every invoice draft hold for a person.
Per-client message and AI caps, agentic step and spend budgets, a daily send ceiling with a warm-up ramp, and a monthly search cap, all enforced before anything is spent.
Outside the send window, with no sending identity, or over the daily cap, a message is held and retried, never silently failed. Undeliverables surface; they don't vanish.
Already-paid, a dispute, the wrong person: the chase halts regardless of what the model thought. Ambiguous documents, unreadable files and near-ties all escalate.
Events, ledgers, model calls and agent steps are insert-only. A balance is the sum of what happened, never a number someone typed. Even a privacy purge keeps the row so the counts stay true.
Every install starts in suggest-only. Going automatic takes a track record: enough reviewed messages, few binned, and a steady accuracy. Held categories are never lifted by a promotion.
The operator's brand and prices to the business; the business's brand to the customer. One statement, region-aware across many countries. And the operator can export the whole book as data whenever they want.