The AI proposes.
You decide.
Most AI either chats beside your work or changes it behind your back. NessisOne does neither. The AI fills in your forms as suggestions, shows you why, and nothing is saved until a person accepts it.
Accept, reject,
or take them all
A compliance analyst asked the assistant to fill in this control. Each suggestion waits on its field until you decide.
Built so the AI
can never just change things
A proposal, never a change
A suggestion sits beside the real value. It does not touch your data or run validation, and the field stays locked until someone decides. Accepting and rejecting are human actions only: there is no auto-accept, and the AI has no way to approve its own suggestion.
It shows its reasons
Each suggestion says why it was made, which model and agent made it, how confident it is, and where the information came from.
One at a time or all at once
Decide field by field, or use the bar at the top to accept or reject everything waiting on the record you are viewing.
Nothing gets lost
A suggestion for a collapsed section or a background tab waits there and appears when you open it. Close the tab and you still see what was left undecided.
It never guesses
A value that does not fit the field is refused out loud instead of being bent to fit. Read-only and unknown fields are reported back to the AI, never filled in.
Four ways to show
a suggestion
Pick the style that suits each screen, or restyle them all to match your brand.
Split overlay
The current and suggested values side by side.
Pill
A compact chip inside the field.
Buttons
Accept and reject right on the field.
Ghost text
Like autocomplete: Tab to accept, Escape to reject.
Wrap a form, and the AI can help fill it
Put a screen inside <AiContext> and the
assistant can see the form you are working on and propose values for it. Any
input built on the suggestible contract gets the halo, the reasons and the
accept and reject controls for free. Text fields and text areas are fully
covered today, with more input types following.
See your own forms
fill themselves in
Show us a form your team fills in by hand every week. We will show you the assistant proposing the values, and your people deciding.