Data Access
AI employees receive access only to the systems and information required for approved workflows. Access scope is reviewed when a workflow is added or changed.
Security & Controls
OneCube designs access, permissions, escalation, logging, and failure handling around approved business workflows. People remain responsible for sensitive and regulated decisions.
AI employees receive access only to the systems and information required for approved workflows. Access scope is reviewed when a workflow is added or changed.
Credentials are securely managed and are not placed directly into prompts, messages, or customer conversations.
Business owners determine which actions the AI employee may perform, which require approval, and which remain unavailable.
Workflows route uncertainty, sensitive requests, restricted actions, exceptions, and judgment-heavy situations to an appropriate person.
Important workflow actions should be logged so the business and OneCube can review what happened, verify handoffs, and troubleshoot problems.
AI employees are configured not to make unauthorized professional or regulated decisions. Legal, medical, financial, insurance, and similar judgments remain with qualified people.
A managed workflow needs a defined response when a dependency fails or the next step is unclear.
The workflow stops affected actions, records the failure, alerts the appropriate party, and preserves enough context to retry or complete the work manually.
The AI employee follows the approved fallback: wait and retry, use an approved alternate path, or route the task to a person.
The AI employee does not guess. It asks an approved clarifying question or escalates with the conversation and relevant context attached.
Every workflow can define clear boundaries before it launches.
Approval requirements
Stop rules
Escalation rules
Restricted actions
Communication boundaries
Controls and security measures depend on the systems and workflow being implemented. This page does not claim a certification or universal regulatory compliance.
The workflow audit identifies required access, restricted actions, approvals, and escalation points before implementation.