Acts alone
Routine, low-risk or reversible work.
- Reminders and status updates
- Tagging, sorting and routing work
- Reports and summaries
- Deleting data already past your retention period
Before go-live, you decide in writing what an agent may do alone, what it must draft for approval, and where your data may go.
The permission line
Routine, low-risk or reversible work.
Anything touching money, contracts or a promise.
Decisions that belong to a person.
The controls
Each step can be traced and exported.
Your cloud or ours; your rules either way.
Access to each system is granted, not assumed.
Every answer shows where it came from.
Silent failures are caught, not discovered weeks later.
Someone is accountable, and changes can be undone.
Questions reviewers ask
You do, in writing, before go-live. By default anything touching money, contracts or a customer promise is drafted for a person to approve.
No. Your data never trains a public model. Agents run in your cloud or ours, under your retention rules.
Yes. Every action is logged with its input, the sources used and the approver, and the log can be exported for your auditors.
It says so. Unclear answers and unusual cases go to a named person with the context attached, rather than being guessed.
Compliance under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act stays with your organisation. The agents are set up to support it: limited access, retention rules you set, logged actions and data kept where you decide. Review the configuration with your data protection lead.
Eklavvya and DocuExprt are CERT-IN certified under the MeitY empanelment scheme.
Walk through the approval line, the logs and the data boundary with the engineers who build the agents.
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