Your buyer relationships are the business. TradeAssist is built so nothing goes out under your name without your approval, and nothing happens in a conversation you can't read afterward.

Rates come from your list or your salesperson. It can send a rate you've approved — never invent, discount or negotiate one.
The moment a salesperson replies in a thread, it goes back to Standby and only records. Cover exists for silence, not for competition.
You choose which numbers it may work on. Your largest accounts can be left entirely to the people who own them.
Delivery promises, credit terms and final confirmations are routed to a person. It asks the questions; your team gives the word.
Every message it sent is readable in full, in order, against the deal it belongs to. Nothing is summarised away.
Every business's conversations, price lists and register live in a separate, encrypted environment. We do not train models on your messages, sell your buyer list, or share your records. Export everything, or ask for complete deletion, at any time.

Common questions
You decide how it introduces itself. Most customers run it as a named team member who handles coordination and passes commercial decisions to the account owner. What matters to the buyer is a fast, accurate reply.
Conversations build your register and teach it your terminology, and they belong to you. Export the full register anytime, or ask for your data to be deleted when you leave.
Permissions are set by the owner. A salesperson can always take over instantly by replying — that's what Standby is for — but which contacts are covered stays your call.
No — that's the point. Same numbers, same inboxes, same phones. Nobody opens a new app or fills in a form.
Entries are editable, and corrections teach it your market. Anything it's unsure about is flagged for a person, not guessed at — the underlying conversation is always one click away.
The way your buyers actually write — Hindi, Gujarati, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil and English, including the mixed script and shorthand people use in trade chats.