Know what can act, what needs approval, and where your data goes.
The selected architecture determines the exact controls. Before implementation, Yeevy documents the operating design in plain language and reflects applicable commitments in the signed agreement.
The AI proposes. You decide.
Automating doesn't mean losing control. We keep a human in the loop wherever judgment matters — and you can take back the wheel anytime.
Sensitive actions follow agreed approvals
Client emails, financial actions, and anything difficult to reverse follow approval rules agreed with you before launch.
A human calls the sensitive cases
The agent captures, prepares and flags exceptions; a person approves what matters. The routine runs itself, the important comes back to you.
You keep the wheel
Pause, adjust, or take over any flow under the agreed operating design. Important actions, errors, and exceptions are logged and surfaced — no black box.
The operating design we document
Human approval rules
Sensitive, consequential, or difficult-to-reverse actions follow approval and escalation rules agreed with the accountable client owner.
Data flows and processors
We document what data moves, where it moves, which selected third-party providers process it, and relevant retention or location considerations. Data does not universally remain inside client systems.
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Automations receive least-privilege access for their confirmed scope. Client business accounts and data remain client-controlled, subject to the signed agreement.
Logging and traceability
Important actions, failures, and exceptions are logged and surfaced to the extent defined by the production scope and selected systems.
Ownership and handover
Source or configuration access, credentials, documentation, portability, hosting responsibilities, and transition assistance are stated in the engagement agreement.
Build commitments
Audit outputs remain estimates. Any target, measurement method, acceptance period, client dependencies, and remediation apply only when written into the signed Build agreement.
We put a number on the result — then stand behind it.
The Audit produces an estimate and a recommended way to measure it. On a Build, that may become a written commitment: the target, baseline, measurement method, client dependencies, and acceptance period are defined in the contract — along with the remediation Yeevy provides if the agreed target is not met under those conditions.
Any target and remediation are limited to the conditions in the signed Build agreement. Audit outputs remain estimates, not guaranteed outcomes.
Find out whether an Audit is worth it.
In 30 minutes, we will review one workflow, tell you whether it looks suitable for automation, and explain the most sensible next step. If an Audit is not justified, we will say so.
No obligation. Directly with a founder.