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Instructions in emails are treated as data

FediPilot treats text from emails and documents as data, not instructions, and tells you about instructions it finds instead of carrying them out.

The problem it solves

A malicious email could try to instruct an AI assistant.

How it works

  1. FediPilot reads an email or document.
  2. Email text is labelled as coming from an outside sender, and hidden text is set apart.
  3. FediPilot tells you about any instruction it finds instead of carrying it out.
  4. Irreversible actions still show an approval card, whatever the text says.

What your practice gets

  • Planted instructions are flagged to you.
  • Irreversible steps still need your click.
  • The record itself is kept and judged on its amounts.

Questions accountants ask

What if an email says "send me the file"?

FediPilot treats it as data and tells you. Sending anything outside the firm always needs your approval.

Does it affect reading?

No. FediPilot still reads the content.

Is it a guarantee?

No AI model can promise to spot every planted instruction, which is why irreversible actions always ask you first. The rule is always on.

Features that work alongside instructions in emails are treated as data.

See it working in your practice.

Once your 14-day trial has started, you can download FediPilot for Windows from your Fedix dashboard and sign in with your Fedix account. FediPilot runs on your own ChatGPT or Claude account, which Fedix does not supply. Training sessions are included and can be booked at any time; they are not a precondition.

14-day free trial. A payment method is required to start. Your paid subscription starts automatically when the 14 days end; cancel during the trial and you pay nothing. After the trial, a 6-month minimum term applies, then month-to-month. Commit to 12 months up front and the monthly price is 20% lower. See pricing.