IVOKER FAQ
Questions about IVOKER
What is IVOKER?
IVOKER is a private AI operator for businesses, built and operated by Syntonyl. It remembers how your business works and handles mail, files, research, and computer tasks, bringing results back for your review.
Does IVOKER send email on its own?
No. Mail is prepared for review and does not send until a person approves the message.
Do we have to connect our mail and files?
No. Connections are optional and require consent. IVOKER works only with the information you choose to make available.
Is there a web login?
No. IVOKER opens only in the signed IVOKER desktop app. Invited accounts sign in with a password and an authenticator code on a registered computer.
Which computers does it work on?
Computer work runs on Windows PCs today. Tell us about your environment during the demo.
Can other clients see our information?
No. Each firm gets its own workspace, and client information is scoped to that firm.
How do we get access?
Access is by invitation. Book a demo at ivoker.com or contact Syntonyl and bring one goal you want handled.
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