Auto vs Manual Mode
You decide how much Olori does on her own. In the Command Center a single toggle sets the mode for a task; in Settings under Connectors you set autonomy per connected account. You can change it any time and override it per instruction.
The three modes
| Mode | What it means | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Manual | Olori drafts, but you approve every step before anything happens | While you are learning, or for sensitive messages |
| Semi-Auto | You approve the plan once, then she runs the steps within it (the default) | Most day-to-day work — speed with a checkpoint |
| Auto | She executes without asking, and you review results after in Approvals | Content types you have already tested and trust |
Manual (safest)
- ✕You approve every step before it goes out
- ✕Nothing publishes without your OK
- ✕Best while you are learning the platform
- ✕On Starter plans this is the default
Auto (fastest)
- ✓Olori scans, decides and posts on her own
- ✓You review the results after, in Approvals
- ✓Best for content you have already tested
- ✓Available on Growth and above
Semi-Auto is the sweet spot
Semi-Auto is the default because it balances speed and control: Olori does all the work and you approve the plan once, rather than signing off every individual action. You keep the final say without slowing things to a crawl.
Plans and modes
| Plan | Autopilot | Default behaviour |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Off | Draft and approve — you review everything |
| Growth | On | Hands-off publishing with review in Approvals |
| Business | On | Autopilot across content, ads, website and CRM |
| Agency | On | Autopilot across every client workspace |
Changing your mode
Go to Settings and Publishing to set the default rules, and Settings and Connectors to set each connected account to draft-and-approve or hands-off. Override per task by telling Olori run this automatically or show me the plan first.
Start in review-first for your first two weeks. Once you trust the output for a given type of post, let Autopilot handle it.