The contract
It proposes. You approve.
An AI let loose on a real business is a liability, not a feature. Everything Smarty
does is built around one rule: it can prepare anything, and it can finish nothing on
its own. The line is drawn in the software itself, not in a policy document.
What it will never do
- Send anything to a customer without you reading it and saying yes.
- Change a number that has legal weight. An issued tax invoice is untouchable, to it as much as to anyone.
- See more than the person asking. It runs with your salesperson's permissions when your salesperson asks, so it cannot become a way around who sees what.
- Learn from your business. Your data answers your questions and nothing else. It never trains a model and never leaves your company's own space.
Where it stops and we start
Anything that is already a setting, it can change for you. Anything structural, a
new kind of document, a change to how tax is worked out, something that touches
money, it does not attempt. It raises a ticket on your behalf instead, so the
request reaches the people who built Psalm without you having to write an email.
And when several businesses ask for the same thing, it stops being a ticket and
becomes a setting.
Everything is written down
Every action it takes is logged against its name and the person who approved it. You
can always see what it did, when, and who said yes. An employee you cannot audit is
not an employee, it is a risk.