Inaya's guarded execution keeps AI assistant actions within each user's existing permissions

Inaya Business Workspace lets its AI assistant propose changes to records, such as marking an invoice paid, rather than applying them directly. Each proposal is stored as a pending request that remains unchanged until a person approves or rejects it. A server-side gate re-checks whether the approver could perform the same action manually, so the assistant cannot exceed the user's own authority. Proposals, approvals and rejections are logged, and the developers note that adding new action types requires explicit coverage and that human review remains necessary because suggestions may be wrong. The company also states that its workspace has not yet undergone an independent security audit.