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Who can do what,and who signed off.

Roles for people and for agents, one queue where people decide what goes ahead, and a record of every change.

A PRESHos approval: a quarterly business review an agent prepared for a fictional client, open for review with Reject and Approve buttons and a comment panel beside it.

Permissions,down to the field.

PRESHos role settings: a list of object groups beside a permission grid of create, read, update and delete for own, team and organisation records.
A role in PRESHos: object groups on the left, the permission grid on the right.
  • Create, read, update, delete

    Set what each role can create, read, update and delete, down to the field.

  • Own, team, organisation

    Grant each action for a person's own records, their team's or the whole organisation's.

  • People and agents

    Agents hold roles too. An agent never has more access than its owner.

AI works on a copy.You approve what goes live.

A working copy of your data, with a gate before production.

A white scale model of a company campus on the left and the same campus drawn in cyan pixels on the right. A dotted pixel path runs from the copy back to the original through a small gate.
  • Your live systems

    Stay the system of record.

  • Digital twin

    A copy of your data, where agents do the work.

  • Approval

    A person decides what goes back, and when.

Who can do what,and who signed off.

  • Permissions

    Roles for people and for agents. An agent never has more access than its owner.

  • Approvals

    The agent proposes, the owner decides. Reviews land in one inbox.

  • Audit

    A record of who did it, which agent, which tools and what changed.

PRESHos approval view: a document under review with a pinned comment, the reviewer's note beside it, and Reject and Approve buttons.
A deliverable in review, with a pinned comment and the decision.
Two white scale-model office blocks on a black table with a small gatehouse between them, a stream of cyan pixels passing under its raised barrier.

Nothing reaches a live systemwithout passing a person.

What an agent wants to change waits at one gate. A person sees exactly what will change, then approves or rejects it.

The Tampa Riverwalk at night, with downtown towers on the right and a stream of cyan pixels following the railing.

Who should sign off?

Tell us the work you want agents to do. We will walk through the roles, approvals and record it would need.