Controlled automation for real business environments.
MILO does not replace organizational permissions. It works within them.
MILO suggests and previews. People approve. Execution follows policy.
Every customer-facing, financial or destructive step shows its full impact before it runs.
Workflows respect the operator's permissions in source and target systems.
Admins define what can run automatically, what needs approval, and what is blocked.
Every read, write, approval and rejection is recorded with timestamps and identity.
Only the fields needed by the workflow are read; sensitive data is masked where possible.
Tenants are strictly separated; no cross-org data access.
When the browser assistant is active, the operator sees exactly what it sees.
Each connector has scoped credentials and explicit allow-lists.
Confidence thresholds, allowed actions and policy rules constrain what MILO can do.
No uncontrolled execution
MILO does not execute sensitive actions without approval unless an admin policy explicitly allows it. Workflows can be paused, edited, or revoked at any time.
No bypassing user permissions
MILO operates with the operator's identity and scope. If the operator can't do it, MILO can't either.