# Autonomy and the pilot: how the autopilot earns it

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

Nothing acts alone on day one. Every kind of action runs a pilot first: 30 days, 20 decisions, 95% pressed as they came. Two mistakes send it back.

#### Questions

**Can I skip the pilot?**

No. A kind of action goes by itself only after its pilot, and only when its owner lets it go. That holds for payments and for invoices.

**What if a kind is rare?**

It waits for its twenty decisions, however long that takes. A month alone is not enough.

**Does the pilot stop when autonomy is on?**

No. The measure goes on. Two mistakes in thirty days send the kind back to your press and start a new pilot.

**Does any of this loosen the brakes?**

No. The mandate's budgets, the limits of $2,000 a payment and $10,000 a day until you change them, and the signing rules hold at every step.

**How do I see what went by itself?**

A control report each month, frozen the day after it ends: what machines decided alone, what people signed, and what was flagged.