The model reads.The interlock decides.
A subagent inside your own ERP and CRM, connected through your Swagger or the .NET plugin.
Read
The model has one job: reading the sentence.
“Invoice 3 units of SKU-4120 to Metalyap.”
Plan
Every step is checked against your declared endpoints; a step that is not on the list bounces back.
Compute
The recipe’s nodes are counted, and a recipe above 32 nodes is never computed.
Write
The gate holds the record. Scrolling is not a yes; only Confirm opens it.
Deliver
Every promised step is checked off one by one; a dropped step stays in sight.
The questions that actually get asked.
Isn't this just a chatbot?
No. A chatbot answers; this executes against your API and writes to your database — and the part that executes is not the model. Its output is a proposal that a deterministic pipeline validates, computes and gates.
What happens when the model is wrong?
It is wrong at the only step where being wrong is cheap: reading. An unmatched plan is refused with a reason, an unpinned record stops the write path, a calculation past the ceiling is not computed. A wrong read becomes a question, not a transaction.
Can it write without asking?
No. Every write is held at a gate that prints the record and waits for an explicit yes. Unanswered confirmations expire in 10 minutes, and one request can carry at most three write steps.
How long does integration take?
With an OpenAPI document, the first endpoints are reachable the same day and your codebase does not change. If your API is private, the plugin path is a package install and a declaration of what you expose.
Where does our data go?
SayPartner is middleware: it does not store your ERP or CRM records. It holds the conversation it needs to finish the job, isolated per company, under KVKK. Message content is masked in operational logs.
Does it work in Turkish?
Turkish first. Elliptical sentences, trade jargon, a voice note from a van, a photo of a handwritten order — that is the material the understanding layer was built and measured on, in Turkish and in English.
What does it cost?
Per company, by scope. The way in is a demo on your own API surface, then a scoped pilot on a few real operations.
Bring one real operation. We run it on your own API.
Pick the operation your people actually fight with — a stock check, an invoice, a CRM record — and we will show it running through the interlock on your endpoints, including the places it refuses.