Flory
Ask what needs attention. See the source.
Review a role-scoped briefing across available business records, then open the supporting source before relying on it.
Owner briefing
What needs review today?
- Scope
- Current role
- Sources
- 2 linked
- Coverage
- 1 gap
How the work moves
Ask, verify, then decide.
The briefing is useful only when its record scope, missing sources, and action boundary stay visible.
- Step 1
Ask from the work you can access
Flory builds a bounded snapshot from the permitted records available to your current role.
- Step 2
Review the answer and its gaps
Open supporting record links and check any partial-source warning before relying on the briefing.
- Step 3
Keep preferences personal
Conversation history and saved briefing preferences stay scoped to the signed-in user and active organization.
- Step 4
Confirm a supported action
The model can prepare an action, but the app changes nothing until you confirm and the server checks access again.
What Flory does
Grounded answers, confirmed actions.
The briefing is useful only when its record scope, missing sources, and action boundary stay visible.
- 01Role-scoped briefingBuilds a bounded snapshot from records your current role can access.Grounded
- 02Partial sourceA partial-source warning marks missing coverage; open the record before relying on it.Flagged
- 03Prepared actionThe model can prepare a change, but nothing runs until you confirm and the server rechecks access.Needs confirmation
- 04Money, deletes, filingsMoney movement, destructive deletes, and government filings remain unsupported.Unsupported
Where the answer comes from
Grounded does not mean automatic.
Next step
Start with the records your role can see.
Open Flory to review a briefing, ask a follow-up, and inspect the supporting record.
Access and available detail depend on the company subscription, remaining credits, current capabilities, and source availability.
