# How the money autopilot works

URL: https://www.orla.finance/en/autopilot
Markdown twin of that page. Append `.md` to any Orla page URL to get one.

A money autopilot pays, collects and moves a company's money by itself, inside a mandate a person signed. One check in code, and a pilot first.

#### Questions

**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.