The big decisions stay with you.
If you’re wary of AI in the church, good. So are we. These are the rules Ora works under, and you can watch every one of them in the demo.
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Every rule here is how the app works today.
Every app, your rules.
For each app you connect, you choose whether Ora may read it, and whether she never acts there or asks you first.
Choose what Ora can do with it, who can use it, and how it is signed in.
This app is one service, so there is nothing to switch here. Choose who can use it on the next tab.
Choose what Ora can do with it, who can use it, and how it is signed in.
This app is one service, so there is nothing to switch here. Choose who can use it on the next tab.
The rules Ora works under.
Whatever you allow in each app, these never change.
Messages wait for you.
Ora writes the text or email and holds it. It goes out when you approve it, or as a step of a job you switched on yourself.
Every step is shown.
Anything that can’t be undone is marked before it happens.
You turn jobs on.
A weekly job stays a draft until you switch it on yourself. Ora won’t flip it for you.
Money takes two people.
Any change to the books needs two administrators to approve it.
A test sends nothing.
Before a job runs, each step shows what it would do, and nothing leaves.
She says when she can’t tell.
You get a question, not a guess. If a report or document can’t be finished, nothing half-made is saved and you aren’t charged.
Each person, their own access.
Everyone signs in as themselves and connects their own apps, so Ora works only with what that person may see.
Ora is AI.
She can be wrong, and the app says so wherever you talk with her. Check what matters.
Nothing reaches a person until you say so.
Ora writes the welcome in your church’s voice and waits. You see who it goes to and exactly what it says before you send it.
Money takes two people.
When Ora finds a gift in the wrong fund, she prepares the fix and waits. A second administrator has to approve it too.
Questions about your data?
Our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are public. If you’d like a person to walk your board through what Ora reads, where it’s kept and who can see it, ask us.
See the rules at work.
Open a whole sample church and watch Ora ask before she acts.
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