Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about Vayna, digital workers, approvals, safety, tools, and why Revenue Recovery is the first worker.

Is Vayna an AI chatbot?

No. Vayna is a Workforce Operating System for trusted digital workers. Conversation may support a workflow, but the product is about measurable work, permissions, approvals, audit trails, and accountability.

What is a digital worker?

A digital worker is a defined role with responsibilities, tools, memory, permissions, approval rules, performance metrics, audit trails, and escalation rules.

Will Vayna contact customers without my approval?

No. Customer-facing actions require human approval, approved rules, and clear escalation paths.

What tools does Vayna work with?

Vayna starts inside the software a business already uses, including CRMs, forms, inboxes, spreadsheets, calendars, trackers, and operating tools.

Does this replace employees?

No. Vayna helps teams afford more operational capacity and gives people cleaner systems for repetitive, measurable work.

What worker should I start with?

Start with the workflow most tied to revenue, time, cost, risk, or customer experience. For many service businesses, that is Revenue Recovery.

How is this different from automation software?

Automation follows fixed rules. A Vayna Worker has a defined role, permissions, approved tools, measurable outcomes, auditability, and escalation rules when human judgment is needed.

How does Vayna keep work safe?

Workers are constrained by role permissions, approval rules, workspace boundaries, audit trails, safe test mode, and human escalation.

Is pricing public?

Pricing depends on worker scope, workflow complexity, approval level, integrations, and support needs. Vayna does not publish homepage pricing because the goal is to recommend the right worker and scope first.

Why does Vayna start with Revenue Recovery?

Revenue Recovery is a clear first worker because missed calls, unanswered forms, stale estimates, and follow-up gaps are measurable. It is the first use case, not the whole company.