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Standalone, supervised DOB NOW preparation with package-bound changes and review. DOB Desk Autopilot helps NYC filing teams move prepared DOB Desk filing data into DOB NOW with a supervised, human-in-the-loop workflow. It is not a background bot and it does not replace the authorized filing representative, owner, contractor, or licensed professional. The user stays logged in to DOB NOW as themselves, reviews every proposed change, and takes every official DOB NOW action manually. WHAT IT DOES - Captures a prepared DOB Desk filing package from dobdesk.com - Binds that package to the full DOB NOW filing number on screen, including the I/S/P suffix - Reads the visible DOB NOW page to prepare a field-by-field review plan - Shows current value, proposed value, source, and conflicts before anything is typed - Applies only the field changes the user explicitly approves - Rechecks the filing after save and reload so the user can confirm approved values survived a fresh document load SAFETY BOUNDARIES - Does not ask for, store, or transmit DOB NOW usernames, passwords, MFA codes, security answers, seals, or payment details - Does not save, sign, seal, attest, certify, pay, or submit - Blocks signature, certification, attestation, password, payment, card, and submit controls - Preserves existing non-empty DOB NOW values unless the user approves a specific replacement - Invalidates proposed writes when the page changes or the prior value no longer matches - Keeps captured packages, bindings, review state, and local history in the current browser profile BUILT FOR NYC DOB NOW DOB Desk Autopilot is designed for New York City DOB NOW filing workflows. It works with DOB Desk filing packages and DOB NOW pages so expediters can reduce repetitive re-keying while keeping final review, professional judgment, and official submission in human hands. Requires a DOB Desk account at https://dobdesk.com. Privacy policy: https://dobdesk.com/extension-privacy
Sep 9, 2026
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