You choose the access.
Connect the accounts your agents need. Connection permissions control what can be used, and you can disconnect an account when it’s no longer needed.
Clear boundaries.
Useful work.
Avori works with the context you bring and the access you choose. Here’s what that means for your day.
You choose when it asks.
“Ask for approval” is the default for changes through connected apps. Other approval settings allow more work to proceed without another prompt. Company connection rules can further limit that access.
Private work stays private.
Private chats aren’t shared with teammates unless you share them. Rooms, Pages and Library sharing controls let you choose who can access shared work. Workspace boundaries are enforced on the server and in the database.
Credentials have their own place.
Use the connection flow or credential form for account access. Don’t paste passwords or API keys into a chat. Sharing an agent doesn’t give another person your login.
AI needs context to help.
With your consent, relevant messages, files and connected-app content go to the AI provider doing the work. Your provider’s terms and account settings affect how that information is handled.
How AI providers handle your workProtection has practical limits.
Avori uses HTTPS, encrypted hosted storage and access controls. Those safeguards reduce risk; they aren’t a promise that any system can never be compromised. Keep unnecessary sensitive information out of tasks.
This is an overview of current controls, not a security certification. Our privacy policy explains processing, retention and your choices in more detail.
Read the privacy policy