The work does not stop when you leave the laptop, so neither does the access. Your employee is on your phone, and the private line between you and your team is encrypted end to end.
Most of what your employee needs from you is a yes or a no: send this reply, apply this discount, order this stock. Waiting until you are back at a computer turns a two-second decision into a two-day delay. On the phone it is a notification and a tap, and the work continues.
The calls and messages between you and your team are end-to-end encrypted. We run the server and we still cannot read what goes through it — the keys are on the devices, not with us. That is a deliberate architectural choice: the least trustworthy version of us should still not be able to listen.
Photograph an invoice and ask what it says. Forward a customer's message and ask how to answer it. Speak instead of typing when your hands are busy. None of that is a feature list we invented — it is what happens when the person you need is available on the same device you already use for everything else.
You are chatting with an AI. Aria is an automated digital employee, not a human.
Aria is a real digital employee, not a demo — the same kind your business would get.