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How the money autopilot works
you sign the mandate, the code moves the money

A money autopilot pays, collects and moves a company's money by itself, inside a mandate a person signed. Orla checks every payment against that mandate in code, pays what fits, and asks a person about the rest.

An example payout

Above all six, a supervisor that can only narrow. One pause stops the lot.

  1. 01 Owed
    Bill from mail
    Ana Ruiz · copywriting$800
    DueOct 19

    A forwarded bill becomes one dated line.

  2. 02 Plan
    Calendar
    Pays onOct 19
    FromOperating · Airwallex

    The day, the account and the rail.

  3. 03 Check
    In code Payee saved, paid 7+ days ago Sanctions clear Inside the Delivery budget Within $1,000 a payment, $2,000 a day

    The code decides. The model only explains.

  4. 04 Rail
    Airwallex · by itself
    LeavesOct 19, 10:00
    Owners toldCan turn it down

    Anything that fails a check waits for a press instead.

  5. 05 Back
    Paid
    For the payeeConfirmation PDF
    Hourly readNo unknown transfers

    A transfer Orla did not make is reported.

  6. 06 Books
    Contractors · Delivery
    Mandate lineDelivery · Mira
    Filed inOctober

    Every row names the line that let it through.

One payout, end to end: what the code checked and who it asked.

The mandate

One page your company signs once
and the autopilot never steps outside it

MandateNorthline StudioExample · signed by both founders · 2 Oct
  • D1DeliveryMira2$11,400 of $18,000
    By itself to $2,000
  • TToolsAlex$2,650 of $3,000
    By itself
  • MMarketingSam$1,900 of $6,000
    Pilot · day 12
3Over $10,000
Both founders sign
4New payee
Sanctions check, then an owner
Invoice to a client
Sent at your press
1Positions
Change the person, the budget stays.
2Budgets
Past one, whoever issued it signs.
3Signing rules
Above every mandate, always.
4Policies
One on every payee, invoice and document.

A new payee, changed bank details and an anomaly always go to a person.

Loosening a budget, a position or a signing rule waits 24 to 72 hours unless another owner approves it, and any owner or admin can cancel it from the email.

The whole mandate →

Autonomy

Nothing acts alone on day one
every kind of action runs a pilot first

  1. At your button
  2. Pilot
  3. By itself
Two mistakes in 30 days send it back
PilotPay marketing contractors95%19 of 20 as they came
Pressed as it came CorrectedDay 30 · ready for your look

Autonomy and the pilot →

Questions

About the autopilot
the short answers

Is an AI deciding where my money goes?

No. Code checks every payment against the mandate a person signed. The model reads bills and contracts and explains each decision in words. It never makes one.

Who signs a payment over the budget?

Whoever issued that position, with one signature. If your signing rules ask for more at that amount, the rules win.

What happens when someone is away or leaves?

A deputy acts for the position inside its limits until a set date, and the log says for whom. When a person leaves, the position stops spending and its signatures go one level up.

Can I keep everything at the button?

Yes. A kind of action pays by itself only after its pilot and only when you let it. Stay at the button as long as you like.

What if it pays the wrong thing?

Mark the row as a mistake. If the money has not left, the payment is cancelled. If it has, Orla drafts the request to the payee, and two mistakes in 30 days send that kind back to your button.

Write your first mandate
on a thirty minute call

We draft it with you on your own books, then you choose the plan.