Buyer information deserves clear boundaries. Homeway’s proposed workflow is shaped around consent, limited access, understandable purposes, and responsibility for each handoff.
Discuss a pilotThe workflow illustration uses sample content only. The pilot request form prepares a draft in your browser; it does not submit information to a Sakani server. If a verified contact is configured, the form opens your email application for you to review and send.
A pilot should collect only the information required for an agreed workflow. Sensitive buyer information needs a separately defined purpose, clear consent, authorized access, and an approved processing arrangement.
Before product data processing begins, the pilot must establish who can see each category of information, how long it is retained, and how correction and deletion requests are handled. These practices are not represented as implemented product controls.
Any AI-assisted workflow needs a clear account of approved knowledge sources, processing providers, permitted data use, human review, and how uncertainty is handled. These decisions should be available for diligence before an agreed pilot.
AI and human oversightA useful first step is a focused conversation about the workflow your team handles today.
Discuss a pilot
