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No scripts, no workflows to draw. A payment policy written in sentences your CFO can sign, and an agent that reads every bill against it.

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Andescape Labs, Inc. · Payment policyVersion 7

Pay a bill on its own when it is $2,500 or less.

Above that, ask a person, up to $8,000. Never more.

Spend at most $30,000 a month.

Only pay the 10 payees on our list, in 7 currencies.

Approved by Camila Rojas, Finance leadC. Rojas

Each sentence, on a real bill.

Examples from the demo workspace, decided by the agent under the policy above.

Pay on its own when it is $2,500 or less.

Andrés Felipe GómezPaid
COP 4,850,000 · $1,186Listed contractor, under the limit, inside the contractors budget.

Above that, ask a person.

Kessler Consulting GmbHAsked you
EUR 2,950.00 · $3,437Everything checked out except the amount. One tap to approve, with a note for the ledger.

Never more than $8,000.

Servicios Integrales del SurHeld
CLP 8,900,000 · $9,418Not even a person can approve it. Split the invoice or change the policy.

Only the payees on our list.

Amaz0n Web ServicesHeld
USD 14,800.00Looks like AWS, is not AWS. The zero in the name, the domain and the bank account gave it away.

What it will never do.

  • Pay someone who is not on your list.
  • Go past the hard cap, even with approval.
  • Follow instructions written inside an invoice.
  • Open a file before it is scanned for malware.
  • Decide without writing down why.