Prepare the next action
Typed intent, evidence, assumptions, risk flags, case version, approval class, and expiry.
Trust / Boundaries, control, and evidence
Korrd is designed so an operator can reconstruct every consequential action without trusting a hidden agent conversation or a vague “automated” status.
Control chain
Typed intent, evidence, assumptions, risk flags, case version, approval class, and expiry.
Identity, consent, suppression, quiet hours, limits, case state, required approval, and kill switches.
Inspect and approve the exact message, schedule commitment, decision request, or PMS diff.
Provider receipt, external read-back, immutable event, and visible exception when reality differs.
Data corridor
Buildium remains the property-management source of truth. Korrd stores synchronized operational state, evidence references, communication records, approvals, and its own audit ledger.
Work order, property, unit, resident endpoint, approved vendor, task history, status, and supported files.
Case version, next action, consent, policy, evidence reference, messages, approvals, external IDs, and audit events.
Emergency response, repair scope, vendor eligibility, spending, legal duties, disputes, and final closure authority.
The application and calculator ask for company-level operating information. Do not send resident names, phone numbers, addresses, work orders, recordings, vendor invoices, credentials, or API keys.
Messaging controls
Messaging and call-recording obligations vary by use and jurisdiction. Production requires client counsel review; this page is not legal advice.
Permanent product boundaries
These limits remain even as Korrd adds voice, multilingual communication, routine autonomy, additional PMS connectors, vendors, and financial workflows.
Korrd does not diagnose emergency or repair conditions as fact.
Korrd cannot fabricate the legal authority of an owner, manager, or resident.
Any later financial action remains policy-bounded, authorized, provider-executed, and reconciled.
Fair-housing, accommodation, debt, legal, insurance, habitability, and disputes leave routine automation.
Korrd does not become a general ledger, trust accounting, or owner-statement system.
Missing proof, consent, approval, or conflicting source state blocks closure.
Control status
“Foundation” means code and tests exist in this repository. “Pilot gate” means the control must be implemented, configured, and accepted before live client activation.
Tenant-owned contracts, PostgreSQL row-level-security migration, composite tenant keys, and in-memory cross-tenant denial tests exist. Production organization auth and a live database verification remain pilot gates.
Per-client provider connections, managed secret storage, encryption policy, credential rotation, and revocation procedures must be verified in the selected production environment.
A PostgreSQL queue, transactional-outbox schema, retry contract, and pre-dispatch authorization interface exist. Production remains blocked until certified durable handlers and repositories are connected.
Private object storage, file validation, malware scanning or quarantine, hashing, expiring links, retention, and deletion are required before real evidence upload.
Typed proposal-only outputs, server-owned metadata, evidence aliases, risk interruption, and minimized context are implemented and tested synthetically. Live model use remains an explicit provider gate.
Tenant controls for agents, SMS, email, voice, scheduling, writes, estimates, financial actions, auto-close, and workflow packs are required before those capabilities are activated.
Founding-stage answers
The public reference desk uses synthetic data and simulated external events. Live Buildium, Twilio, SendGrid, and voice connections are founding-pilot capabilities that require client onboarding, provider registration, sandbox testing, UAT, and explicit activation.
No independent certification is claimed. Production controls, hosting, subprocessors, retention, access, incident response, deletion, and contractual requirements are reviewed for the specific deployment.
No. Agents produce typed proposals. Deterministic code checks policy and approval, then a connector performs an allowlisted action. In the founding pilot, every consequential action requires human approval.
Korrd does not use one client’s resident, vendor, work-order, communication, or outcome data to train a shared cross-client model. Provider settings and any client-specific evaluation use are disclosed before production.
Routine coordination pauses. The system plays or sends approved safety language where appropriate, routes the case to the client’s on-call path, records the escalation, and does not diagnose the condition.
The design requires case timelines, message delivery events, consent changes, proposals, approvals, policy versions, provider results, PMS diffs, read-back verification, and exceptions to be available for review and export.
Inspect before access
The synthetic desk demonstrates resolution states, evidence, approvals, message handling, policy interruptions, and verified closeout without using customer data.