Bring human skill and AI into your business with a clear task, approved access and defined responsibilities. Your company sets the boundaries. Our supported task connections enforce them as connected work runs.
See how protection worksSafeguards built into our supported task connections
A useful connection starts with a clear company decision. Access, credentials and actions each have their own safeguards.
An authorized company approver defines the information, resources and permitted actions for the task. The person doing the work follows that agreed scope.
Organization, role and task checks keep supported connected access tied to the approved participants and purpose.
The platform checks that task authorization is still active before a new connected action runs.
Stored task-connection credentials are encrypted and bound to your company, task and approved connection.
These stored credentials are kept out of the person’s conversation and AI prompts. The registered server-side connector uses them for authorized work.
Connecting a resource establishes access for the agreed purpose. A supported action in that resource needs its own explicit approval.
Supported tool actions are linked to an approved task plan and explicit approval of the exact action.
Permission checks run on the server. Current task authorization is checked again immediately before execution.
The platform records approvals and tracks action status against the same task and resource, keeping connected work traceable.
Human judgment stays at the heart of the work. AI and connected tools operate within the task agreement, with explicit approval for supported connected actions.
Agree on the result, the responsible person doing the work, the supported AI tools and the data-handling requirements.
Your company’s authorized approver confirms the specific information and resources the task may use.
Approve the exact supported action. The platform verifies the plan, approval and current authority before it runs.
Approvals and connected-action status remain linked to the task. Each new action depends on authorization that is still active.
Clear data boundaries support confident collaboration: what is shared, why it is needed and how it may be used are part of the task agreement.
A person’s portable profile is separate from organization task information and access rights. Task access follows the company, role and approved purpose.
The task plan sets out which supported AI tools may be used and what data-handling requirements apply. Each supported AI tool works within the task access your company has approved.
We do not sell or license personal data to third parties to train their AI models. Verified anonymised conversation extracts and aggregated usage data may support service, matching and AI improvements under our Privacy Policy and applicable confidentiality, notice and consent requirements.
Your company stays in control. An authorized company approver defines which information and resources a task may use and for what purpose. For supported task connections, the platform checks task authority before connected work begins.
Stored task-connection credentials are encrypted and bound to your company, task and approved connection. They are kept out of the person’s conversation and AI prompts. The registered server-side connector uses them to carry out authorized actions.
Connecting a resource and approving an action are separate decisions. Supported tool actions need an approved task plan and explicit approval for the exact action. The platform checks current task authorization again immediately before the action runs.
The agreed task plan identifies the person doing the work, supported AI tools, permitted actions and data-handling requirements. Your company approves task access. Both the person and AI work within that company-approved scope.
Yes. For supported tool actions, the platform records the approval and tracks the action status against the same task and resource. This creates a clear record of what was authorized and the state the action reached.
Your company controls the lifetime of task access. Active task authorization governs each new action through a supported connection. Ending or revoking that authorization ends permission for future actions through that connection, while approval and action records preserve the history of the work.
We do not sell or license personal data to third parties to train their AI models. Under our Privacy Policy and applicable confidentiality, notice and consent requirements, verified anonymised conversation extracts and aggregated usage data may be used to improve our services, matching and AI systems.
Our Privacy Policy explains data use and individual rights. The Data Sharing Agreement sets out purpose, participants, permitted operations and retention requirements. The task agreement records the specific boundaries for the work; records required for contracts, payments, disputes, security or law follow the applicable retention rules.
