PennyReply trust center

Understand what Penny can do, and where people stay in control.

This page explains the operational safeguards behind AI replies, customer messages, booking, payments, and business data without making promises the product cannot prove.

Approved business knowledge

Penny is designed to answer from the services, pricing records, FAQs, hours, policies, and booking rules approved in each workspace.

Human handoffs

Low-confidence requests, complaints, refunds, custom quotes, and configured exceptions can stop the automated flow and request a person.

Messaging controls

Operational and marketing messages remain distinct. Opt-outs, quiet hours, recipient eligibility, and delivery history are part of the messaging workflow.

Workspace boundaries

Business data is loaded by tenant-scoped server paths. Private provider credentials and service-role access are not exposed to public widget code.

Real availability rules

Connected calendar access is used to check eligible times and manage requested appointments. Penny should not invent availability that is not stored.

Approved payment links

When a deposit is required, Penny can share the link configured by the business. Card details are handled by the payment destination, not collected in chat.

Business-owner control

Important decisions remain configurable and reviewable.

PennyReply is automation software, not a replacement for professional judgment or a business's responsibility to review its own policies and customer communications.

Knowledge
Review services, pricing, FAQs, hours, and imported website facts before launch.
Automation
Choose which replies can send automatically and which situations require approval.
Booking
Set notice, duration, availability, buffers, deposits, and confirmation rules.
Messaging
Configure quiet hours, sending behavior, follow-ups, and test destinations.
Access
Manage the workspace, export tenant-scoped data, or request a verified deletion.