Four clear levels
Choose observe, recommend, ask first or execute within policy.
Controlled automation
Save time without giving up authority.
Autopilot applies explicit policies to observation, recommendation, approval and bounded execution. You choose how far each type of work may go.
Liva 7 · Controlled automationEvidence connected
Control centreAuthority is explicit, limited and reviewable.
Seeing, preparing, approving and executing remain separate.
Evidence accessNecessary only
Prepare workAllowed
Publish changesApproval required
Decision historyRecorded
What can Liva do, and who remains in control?
Set an authority level for eligible actions, define safeguards and approval requirements, then keep a visible record of every proposal, decision, execution and rollback.
Visible control
Safeguards before speed
Evidence, permissions, limits and deterministic checks remain in force.
A complete audit trail
Review what triggered the work, who approved it and what happened.
The practical flow
A clear route from evidence to progress.
Set policy
Define eligible work, limits, evidence and approval rules.
Evaluate
Liva checks the trigger against the current policy and evidence.
Act and record
An approved action runs once, reports its state and remains reversible where supported.
Useful alone. Stronger when connected.
Autopilot can govern supported recommendation, bundle and Smart Content work. Action Receipts and operating memory retain the decision context.
AI cannot bypass permissions, evidence rules or the policy you set. Some connected areas remain advisory rather than autonomous.
One connected product
See how the complete Liva 7 system works together.
Move from clearer understanding to practical action without losing the reasoning, authority or result.