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Money safety by design

The confirmation system in plain language — previews, the typed YES, expiring windows, and a spend ceiling that's always on.

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Written by Joe

Nothing that touches your money or catalog happens without a preview and your typed YES — and the whole assistant runs under a spending ceiling that's always on.

Who this is for: anyone weighing whether to let an assistant near prices, stock, and discount codes.

The mechanism

  • Every change previews first. You see old → new before anything happens ([How confirmations work]).

  • Only a typed YES fires it. A thumbs-up, an emoji, or a voice-note "yes" deliberately doesn't count.

  • One pending question at a time. A YES answers only the question that's open.

  • Previews expire. Price and stock previews last 15 minutes; a pending coupon confirmation stays open longer, but not forever.

  • Bigger changes get more scrutiny. A discount over 30% adds an explicit confirmation step.

  • No duplicates. Repeating a request can't mint the same coupon twice.

  • A spend ceiling, always on. Every store has a built-in daily and monthly AI-spend ceiling; at it, the assistant declines gracefully rather than run up a bill.

Limits

There's no setting to turn confirmations off, and we won't add one — convenience isn't worth an accidental 90%-off code.

Still stuck?

Step-by-step flow: [How confirmations work]. Coupon rules: [Create a coupon by chat].

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