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Human control over everything

AI produces, people approve. This page explains who controls what and what runs automatically.

How it works

An example: you ask Viby to redo your website header. The AI prepares the change in a few seconds, but the new header does not go online by itself. A glacom® expert reviews it, checks that it doesn't break anything and that it makes sense, then publishes it.

The same principle applies to the entire platform: the more delicate the task, the stricter the control.

What is automatic

  • Chatbot and callbot responses to customers: these are immediate by nature, so control happens during training and subsequent checks.
  • Small, low-risk website changes, such as text or color.
  • Blog articles proposed by the AI: these are published according to the schedule you approved.

What goes through a person

  • Structural website changes: layout, navigation, new pages.
  • Corrections reported as system errors.
  • Initial chatbot and callbot configurations before go-live.

How long a check takes

Simple changes are verified in a few minutes. Structural ones can take up to half an hour. Detailed times for the website are in Supervisione.

Limits

  • Human control applies to changes and configurations, not every single bot response: that would be impossible and would make the bot as slow as a person.
  • A check reduces errors, it does not eliminate them. That is why the Errori e correzioni section exists.

From the app

From the app you can see the status of your change requests: in progress, under review, published.