Use case · Destination verification
See the work at its destination.
Human Approve gates the action. Destination verification closes the loop where supported: proof that the post or send landed as intended, alongside CRM interaction records for outreach. Learning from approvals uses that evidence — hooks, captions, formats — not a chatbot riff.
Approve ≠ done
Gate first; then check destination when the connector supports it. Human Approve is required before send, spend, or publish — Autopilot stays Off by default.
Proof alongside the work
Evidence chips / destination checks for supported actions sit with the same operating loop that produced the draft and the approval — so the team can see what happened after Approve, not dig through a chat transcript. Related: CRM as operating evidence.
Connector role
77os connects approved publishing destinations for 77systems OS tenants. Details live on /77os. Checks apply where supported — the product does not invent proof for unsupported destinations.
FAQ
- Does every action get destination proof?
- Where supported. The OS still requires Human Approve before send/spend/publish.
- How is this different from a chatbot?
- Chatbots leave transcripts. 77os aims for destination checks and CRM operating records.
- Where do I read connector details?
- See /77os.
See destination checks in a demo
Walk Approve → publish/send → destination evidence on supported actions — or read connector details on /77os.
77systems
Product: 77os — the business operating system. Write founder@77systems.ai.