Approval-gated AI drafts the work and waits for a person to approve it before anything writes to a real account. Riley gates every external write: it proposes, you approve or reject, and only then does it act.
Start freeApproval-gated AI is AI that drafts work and waits for a person to approve it before anything writes to a real account. Reading and drafting can happen freely, but any action that changes something outside your workspace stops for your yes.
Riley gates every external write this way. It proposes the change, puts it in an approvals queue, and only acts once you approve. Each approval is recorded on the receipt, so it is always clear that a person stood behind the change.
The moment AI can change something a customer sees, control stops being optional.
Let AI do the work without ever risking an unapproved post on a client's review, listing, or profile.
Keep the voice and the final say yours. Riley drafts the reply, you decide whether it goes out.
Review changes to product content and store pages before they touch the live storefront.
Give an AI real reach into your tools while keeping a person in the loop for every external action.
An AI that acts on its own is fast right up until it is wrong. A single bad review reply, an edit to the wrong listing, or an email sent to the wrong list can undo months of trust, and there is no undo button on a customer who already saw it. On someone else's account, that risk is not yours to take casually.
The instinct is to turn AI off for anything that matters. Approval-gated AI is the middle path: let the AI do the reading, watching, and drafting, but keep a person's yes on the line before anything reaches the outside world.
Approval is not a setting you can forget to turn on. It sits in the middle of the loop, between the draft and the action.
A record of what was proposed, who approved or rejected it, and when, kept for every external action.
Each weekly receipt shows which completed actions you approved before they went out.
A public link on each receipt, so a client can confirm the approvals and the work are real.
Anything that writes outside your workspace: posting a review reply, editing a listing, sending an email, or changing a page. Riley reads, watches, and drafts freely, then queues those external writes in an approvals queue in the dashboard or in Slack. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
No, it is the opposite. Fully autonomous AI acts on its own. Approval-gated AI keeps the final decision with a person for anything external. Riley is approval-gated by design: it drafts, you approve, and the judgment stays with your team.
Approval covers external writes, not reading or drafting, so Riley still does the heavy lifting of watching and preparing the work. You review a ready-made draft and approve it in the dashboard or straight from Slack, which is far faster than doing the whole task yourself.
Nothing is sent. The rejection is recorded alongside what was proposed, so the history stays complete, and Riley moves on. You can ask it to revise and try again, and the new draft waits for your approval too.
Let Riley do the work and keep the final say. Start free, no card to begin.