What Ari asks about
Ari doesn’t ask before it reads your data, drafts text that isn’t sent, or builds a list.
How an approval works
1
Ari pauses
Ari stops at the step that needs you. What it did before that step is done. Nothing after it
happens yet.
2
You see an approval card
The card appears in your chat with Ari and on the Ari page. For an email, it shows who it
goes to, the subject and the body. For a lookup, it shows how many people Ari will look up.
3
You decide
Approve lets Ari carry on with that step. Reject skips it. Ari then finishes what it
can and tells you what it didn’t do, or asks what you’d like instead.
Questions
Sometimes Ari needs a choice only you can make, like “Two contacts in your CRM have this email. Which one?” It asks you a question on a card, the same way. Answer it in the chat or on the Ari page, and Ari carries on.Who can decide a card
The person Ari is working for can approve or reject the card. In Slack, a team admin can decide it too. You only see your own approvals on the Ari page.Set what Ari may do on its own (admins)
Admins and the team owner can open Settings › Ari and find What Ari may do on its own. Each row is a kind of action. For each one, pick:
The defaults:
Enrich (paid credits) and Delete or remove can’t be set to On its own. Everyone else on
the team can see the table but can’t change it.
If Ari shows you an approval card, the card is the final word: nothing happens until someone
decides it. When in doubt, reject the card and tell Ari what you want instead.
Standing jobs and approvals
Jobs you hand to Ari from the Ari page always ask first. Each change waits for a card, sent to wherever the job reports and to the Ari page. Routines you make yourself on the Routines page have their own setting:- Read only (the default): Ari reads and reports, and changes nothing.
- Ask me first: each change waits for your approval.
- Auto approve: Ari makes every change on its own, including paid lookups and deletes.
Next steps
Review what Ari did
Find every run, approval and question on the Ari page.
Give Ari a standing job
Let Ari run a job on a schedule or when a call is logged.