The AI Services of Grizzly Asset Holdings Inc., doing business as Grizzly Client Services ('GCS'), prepare, organize, score, summarize, queue, and recommend work: prepared replies, call summaries, Close Assist scripts, follow-up prompts, lead and pain-signal scores, revenue-at-risk estimates, and reports. They exist to surface and prepare revenue work for the business owner's review.
AI and automation outputs are generated recommendations and prepared actions. Nothing produced by the AI Services is a final business decision, a sent message, or a binding commitment unless and until an authorized person approves it or it executes automatically under the Client's configured autonomy policy.
Each consequential capability operates in one of three Client-configured states: automatic, review required, or off. Automatic execution applies only to routine, in-policy actions and always runs inside consent and suppression checks, compliance rules, frequency limits, and provider readiness gates. Exceptional, ambiguous, high-risk, or out-of-policy actions — including anything with pricing, warranty, or legal consequence — are held for owner review regardless of state. When reviewing, check the facts, the consent status, the recipient, the tone, the pricing, and the timing before approving.
GCS does not provide legal, financial, tax, accounting, insurance, medical, engineering, or emergency advice. AI outputs that touch these areas are drafting assistance only and must be reviewed by a qualified professional before reliance.
GCS does not guarantee revenue, recovered revenue, lead quality, lead volume, conversion rates, customer responses, rankings, or any specific business result. Any figures shown — including revenue-at-risk values and scores — are estimates from Client inputs and scoring rules, not promises.
AI-assisted outputs can be incomplete, outdated, biased by input data, or simply wrong for a specific customer or situation. The Client must verify names, numbers, claims, and context before using any output.
GCS may block, hold, or refuse to execute actions for provider, security, or compliance reasons — for example a send to a suppressed address, a call outside permitted hours, or a message missing required identification. Blocking is a safety control, not a service failure.
The Client remains responsible for final business decisions, for the lawful use of every output it approves, for its customer relationships and consent records, and for compliance with the laws that apply to its business and communications.
External customer sending is disabled by default. Messages leave the platform only when provider settings, consent and suppression controls, and account rules are configured for a compliant workflow — until then, prepared work stays internal for review.
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