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Built for regulated environments.

Every desk works within defined authority, with human accountability and a record of what it did, so you can put AI to work without losing control.

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Placement Desk

Authority and record

Working
  1. 16:51Submitted by email on the approved list: Example Specialty
  2. 16:52Outside defined authority: Example Clinic request returned to the supervisor
  3. 16:52Recorded in the audit trail: Example Clinic, inputs, decision and outcome
  4. 16:53Checked against authority: Sample Bakery LLC, BOP, in scope
  5. 16:54Read under scoped access: Sample Bakery LLC loss runs from the AMS
  • Within authority
  • Returned to a person

Defined before the work, reviewed after it.

You set the limits the desk works within and the people accountable for it. Every action it takes is recorded against them, so any placement can be checked later.

Set what it can do, where it can act and which work it can take on.

Narrow or remove access at any time without disrupting work that remains in scope.

Changes models by task when needed without changing the desk’s rules, controls or record.

Every desk has a named supervisor who owns the outcome and the calls AI shouldn’t make.

Set the points where the desk stops, returns the work and waits for a decision.

Your desk comes with the right access, controls and reporting already configured.

See what was done, through which channel and under whose authority.

Keep the inputs, actions and outcomes together so any placement can be reviewed later.

Track outcomes, exceptions and patterns against the standards you set.

Your data stays yours, and stays separate.

The desk works on your data without taking it anywhere. It’s kept apart from every other customer’s, reached through your own sign-in, and stays inside the systems you approve.

Each customer’s data is kept separate from every other customer’s.

Use your own single sign-on and role-based permissions.

Prompts, documents and completions stay inside approved systems.

Security questions.