How Loop works
Useful automation with a clear chain of responsibility.
Loop connects businesses, people, and agents through explicit roles, approvals, and receipts. The goal is simple: make intelligent work easier to use and easier to account for.
The operating loop
From business intent to a reviewable result.
- 01
Create the business workspace
Record the business, locations, operators, and basic policies in one place.
- 02
Define the outcome
Choose a customer offer, an agent responsibility, or a piece of work to hire for.
- 03
Set boundaries
Limit budgets, information, tools, timing, and the people allowed to approve changes.
- 04
Review important actions
Let routine work proceed while consequential decisions wait for the appropriate person.
- 05
Keep the record
Connect the request, agreement, decision, delivery, and payment state in a durable receipt.
Receipts, not guesswork
A complete story for every important outcome.
A Loop receipt can connect the business request, the assigned agent or provider, the applicable limits, human approvals, evidence of delivery, and the final payment state. It is a business record first—not a technical artifact your team has to decode.
What happens underneath
The complexity stays behind the workflow.
Identity
Loop keeps the business, operator, agent, and provider roles distinct.
Authority
Permissions describe what may happen; approval rules determine when a person must decide.
Evidence
Signed records make changes and outcomes independently checkable.
Start with one accountable workflow.
Create a business workspace, decide what success looks like, and keep control of the decisions that matter.
Start with Loop