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Rules are previewed and explicitly enabled before they act.

School-configured rules that act only after preview and explicit enablement, with their firings evidenced and disabling always available.

Signals and suggested routes support professional enquiry. Staff decide what the evidence means and what should happen next.

Behaviour Automation in action
Behaviour Automation in action. School-configured rules that act only after preview and explicit enablement, with their firings evidenced and disabling always available.

The working surface

What it does

Automation here is deliberately boring: the school configures a rule, previews what it would do, enables it on purpose, and can disable it at any time.

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Rules & Automations

School-configured rules that act only after preview and explicit enablement, with their firings evidenced and disabling always available.

Part of the Behaviour Automation workflow

Limits made explicit

What it deliberately does not do

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Nothing acts until a person previews it and enables it. The demo ships with every rule off, which is the correct default.

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An enabled rule executes what was configured. It does not ask again each time, so enabling is the decision, and it deserves the same care as any other.

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Every firing leaves evidence, and disabling is always available. Automation you cannot inspect or stop is not offered here.

Evidence in context

Off by default, evidenced when on

Disabled presets, preview controls, firing evidence and drafts held for human sending: the negative space is the feature.

  • Presets disabled until explicitly enabled
  • Preview before enablement
  • Firing evidence and parent-message drafts held for people

Ask to see behaviour automation in the Demo School

The rules, off; the preview, on.