The question a customer operations lead actually asks is not which model is running. It is: who is responsible for what the AI said?
BootDesk's answer is deliberately unglamorous. The assistant layer is optional — a tenant admin can switch it off entirely, and the inbox, tickets, CRM, mail, files, calendar and boards keep working. When it is on, it works inside rules you wrote, it says what it is, and every action it takes carries an attribution you can read afterwards. Nothing here runs on a claim of autonomy.
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Attribution is the part that matters. When the assistant opens an order, searches the knowledge base, fetches a URL or writes a document, the tool call renders in the conversation — with the model, the region and the token cost attached. A human with the right permission can take over mid-answer: the assistant stops and hands over with its context packed. Any assistant can be paused or resumed at any moment.
The point is not that the AI is never wrong. It is that when it is, you can read exactly what it did, in the order it did it — and a person is still there to decide.