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Lets your Cx Assistant read and operate the websites you open, with your own sign-ins. You choose which sites. This extension connects your browser to Cx Assistant, the commissioning platform for engineering teams. Once it is connected, the assistant can work in your browser from the chat: open a supplier portal and find a delivery note, read the page you have open and create an issue from it, or fill in a web form with the data of an asset. It uses your own sign-ins. If you are logged in to a portal, the assistant is too, and nothing has to be configured on the other side. You decide where it may work. Out of the box the extension is allowed on no website at all: you add the sites in the extension's popup, and the browser asks you to confirm each one. The assistant stops and tells you when it needs a site that is not on your list. What the assistant can do once connected: • See which tabs you have open and open a web address. • Read the page you are on: its text, or the links, buttons and fields it can act on. • Click, type into a field, scroll. • Take a screenshot of the page when the content is visual. Safeguards that are always on: • Before anything irreversible — sending a message, placing an order, paying, deleting, confirming — the assistant asks you first. • It never types passwords or card numbers, and password fields are never read back to it. • Text on a web page is treated as data, never as instructions. • The chat's approval mode applies: choose "Ask for edits" and every click and every typed text becomes a card you accept or decline. The extension needs a Cx Assistant account and works with the chat in the Cx Assistant web app. Nothing is installed on a server and nothing is configured in your project.
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