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Cross-system automation

AI workflows you can trust with real work.

AI handles messy inputs. Fixed rules, checks, and approvals control every critical action.

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  • 10,000+ actions
  • Browser automation
  • Any public API
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See it work

Pick a workflow. Watch it run.

Four real runs, start to finish. The path is fixed and approved up front — Safivo never improvises its way to the write.

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Connected to yourGmailQuickBooks
Spinning up Invoice Agent
Gmail · AP inbox9:41 AM

Invoice INV-88213

Cedar & Stone · PO 4471

Subtotalmaterials$8,118.50
Freightground$96.00
Totaldue net-30$8,214.50
INV-88213.pdf
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Invoice Agent

Matching to PO 4471…
QuickBooksCreated

Bill INV-88213

VendorCedar & Stone
PO4471 · matched
Amount$8,214.50
3-way match passed · every line agreed

Any workflow

However complex the work, you still just describe it.

That paragraph becomes a real run plan — checks, branches, approvals, every system it touches. You never open a graph editor. Read the plan, approve it, and it runs the same way every time.

Invoice run plan

Built from one paragraph · 10 steps · 2 exception paths

reading the trigger…

Amber paths are the exceptions — they wait for a person. Everything else runs itself.

Why it’s reliable

The same run, every time.

AI reads the messy parts. Fixed rules decide the rest. A person signs the exceptions. That shape never changes — which is exactly what you want touching your systems.

If an invoice lands more than 2% over the PO, it waits for me. Everything else keeps moving.
Priya · AP lead · saved rule

Deterministic by design

Fixed checks

Same input, same outcome.

Every run walks the approved path. The checks are yours — written once, applied to every file.

Rules decide

AI interprets. Rules decide.

Safivo reads messy inputs inside the steps. What happens next is decided by your rules, not a judgment call.

Human sign-off

You approve what counts.

Choose the steps that pause for a person. Approve, correct, or take over — the decision is saved with the run.

Run history

Every step on the record.

Each run keeps its evidence: what was read, checked, decided, and written. A trail, not a hunch.

Connected to everything

Native integrations

Speaks your systems’ language.

Real, authenticated connections to the tools you already use. No screen-scraping, no fragile mimicking.

Any public API

If it has an API, it’s covered.

Any REST endpoint works — yours, your vendor’s, or one nobody’s heard of. Calls are logged and replayable.

Browser automation

Where there’s no API.

For the portals that never built one, Safivo works the page like a person — inside the same checks and trail.

Real workflows

Works with what you already use. All of it.

  1. Sales

    01

    Qualify and hand off every new lead

    • HubSpot · Lead captured
    • Browser automation · Research account
    • Public API · Enrich company
    • Salesforce · Score + assign
    • Slack · Notify owner
  2. Finance

    02

    Close payout gaps before they reach the ledger

    • Stripe · Payout received
    • QuickBooks · Match ledger
    • Public API · Pull bank detail
    • Xero · Draft adjustment
    • Teams · Request approval
  3. Operations

    03

    Escalate orders that miss the fulfillment window

    • Shopify · Find late order
    • SAP · Check inventory
    • Browser automation · Confirm carrier ETA
    • Slack · Escalate owner
    • Google Sheets · Log outcome
  4. IT

    04

    Approve and provision app access

    • Jira · Access request
    • Okta · Verify role
    • Azure · Provision group
    • Slack · Manager approval
    • Jira · Store audit note
  5. People

    05

    Stage accounts before a new hire starts

    • DocuSign · Offer signed
    • Okta · Stage account
    • Calendar · Start-date gate
    • Browser automation · Configure legacy HRIS
    • Slack · Notify manager
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Examples from 75 supported integrations.

Correct it once. Safivo remembers next time.

When a similar document arrives, Safivo uses your team’s saved decisions: how to read it, who reviews problems, and where approved work goes.

Last decision saved

Elena · 2:14pm

Cedar & Stone bills freight separately. Hold any freight line that is not on the purchase order.

Saved decisions
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Document types
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Opening CS-4822.pdf

Applying Elena’s saved decision…

Loaded for this invoice

FieldsReady

Cedar & Stone · invoices

Use the delivery date. Strip spaces before matching PO IDs.

ReviewReady

AP match · review

Unapproved charges or missing receiving go to Elena. Verified matches keep moving.

RoutingReady

Payables · next steps

Post approved payables to QuickBooks. Send policy breaks to procurement with the evidence attached.

Elena’s rule held the freight line. Clean lines were posted without interrupting her.

Run history

Proof, line by line.

This is one invoice’s full history — nothing edited, nothing missing. Scroll through it the way an auditor would.

Run ledger

Invoice INV-88213 · Aug 22 · 09:41 → 14:06

0/9 steps
  1. Invoice arrives

    09:41

    INV-88213 from Cedar & Stone lands in the AP inbox.

  2. Attachment secured

    09:41

    The original file is saved with its sender, filename, and arrival time.

  3. Details captured

    09:42

    Invoice number, dates, totals, and four line items read as data.

  4. Records checked

    09:42

    Vendor and purchase order 4471 matched in QuickBooks.

  5. Rule hit

    09:42

    Freight line $96.00 is not on the purchase order.

  6. Held for review

    09:42

    The freight line waits. Nothing is written until someone decides.

  7. Priya approves

    14:06

    “Cedar & Stone bills freight separately. Approved this once — hold it every time.”

  8. Bill created

    14:06

    Bill INV-88213 added to QuickBooks with the original file linked.

  9. Run complete

    14:06

    9 steps · 2 systems · 1 human decision — all on the record.

Keep scrolling — the ledger fills in as the run unfolds.

09:41 Invoice arrives. INV-88213 from Cedar & Stone lands in the AP inbox. 09:41 Attachment secured. The original file is saved with its sender, filename, and arrival time. 09:42 Details captured. Invoice number, dates, totals, and four line items read as data. 09:42 Records checked. Vendor and purchase order 4471 matched in QuickBooks. 09:42 Rule hit. Freight line $96.00 is not on the purchase order. 09:42 Held for review. The freight line waits. Nothing is written until someone decides. 14:06 Priya approves. “Cedar & Stone bills freight separately. Approved this once — hold it every time.” 14:06 Bill created. Bill INV-88213 added to QuickBooks with the original file linked. 14:06 Run complete. 9 steps · 2 systems · 1 human decision — all on the record.

Flexible where work is messy.
Predictable where it matters.

AI interprets variable inputs inside a fixed workflow. Rules set the path. Permissions limit every action. Exceptions pause for review.

AIinterprets
Rulesdecide
Peoplereview exceptions

Compare

How Safivo stacks up.

The honest version, in one table. Every approach wins somewhere — this is where each one lands.

 RecommendedSafivoRecording-based agentsRPA & scriptsChat assistants
Runs through real APIs
Same run shape, every time
Keeps working when a screen changes
Structured audit trail of every write
No employee screen recordings needed
Works in systems with no API at all
Criteria met0 / 60 / 60 / 60 / 6

Partial credit where an approach gets there, but with caveats we’d want to show you.

Read the full comparisons →

Bring one handoff your tools do not finish.

In one short call, we map what starts the work, what each tool already handles, which checks are required, where browser automation is needed, and when your team should step in.

  1. Inputs and triggers

    Covered live in your walkthrough.

  2. System checks

    Covered live in your walkthrough.

  3. Writebacks

    Covered live in your walkthrough.

  4. Review rules

    Covered live in your walkthrough.

30 minutes
one focused call
1 real process
triggers, checks, and updates
Clear next step
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Common questions.

Start with work that repeats, crosses two or more tools, and has a clear result. Lead routing, account reconciliation, order intake, access requests, onboarding, and document processing are all good starting points.