Research → draft → review → publish, as one auditable pipeline. AI agents write on the model you pick, human editors approve in a review flyout, and API-call nodes push the finished piece straight into your CMS. Every version tracked; nothing goes live without sign-off. (This site's content runs exactly this way.)
Approval workflows you can defend in an audit.
Trade email threads and 'who approved this?' for structured, logged approval flows: role-based review nodes, voting, full reviewer context, and a complete audit trail, with SOC 2 (7-year retention) and GDPR compliance modes for work that's regulated or brand-critical.
AI-assisted research, on tap.
Point agents at a question; they gather, summarize, and structure the answer, then hand it to a human to validate before anyone trusts it. Export to JSON, HTML, or plain text and feed it downstream. A research backlog becomes a button.
Multi-tenant operations for agencies & holding companies.
One deployment, many clients or business units: full tenant isolation, per-tenant branding and encryption, feature flags, white-label from day one. It's literally how voolama runs five brands on a single Dave instance.
Back-office automation with a brain and a brake.
Wire Dave to any REST API (CRM, tickets, billing, webhooks) across 129 endpoints, and gate the steps that move money or carry risk. Automate the repetitive; review the consequential.
One workflow, start to finish
A real example: an AI-drafted, human-approved content pipeline. The same pattern teams reuse for research, approvals, and back-office tasks.
1. Start
The instance launches: scheduled, triggered via the API, or kicked off manually.
2. AI Draft Generation
An Agent Interaction node drafts the content, with up to 10 retries configured before it ever reaches a human.
3. Editor Review
A Human Review node routes to the assigned reviewer. Approve moves it forward; Reject requires a written reason and sends it back.
4. Done
Approved output flows to the next step: an API Call node pushing it into your CMS, ticketing system, or wherever it needs to land.
Access mapped to how teams actually work
Role
What they can do
Admin
Full tenant administration: every permission, unrestricted.
Create
Build and manage AI agents: prompts, models, configuration.
Curate
Design workflows in the visual editor, the graph itself.
Use
Run instances and complete tasks: open assigned work, provide input, approve or reject.
Reporting
Analytics only: run volume, failure rates, latency, and SLA metrics. No edit access.