People remain responsible.
AI can research, recommend, draft, coordinate, and prepare actions. People remain accountable for consequential decisions, with approval steps available where judgment matters.
Talk with us Responsible AI commitments
Useful AI keeps people accountable.
Our goal is not to remove people from meaningful decisions. It is to give them better context, reduce mechanical work, and make AI-assisted action visible, reviewable, and easier to govern.
Our working commitments
Show the work.
We design for source-backed answers, clear system behavior, and activity records so a person can understand what informed an output and what happened next.
Use only what is needed.
We favor scoped access, tenant separation, and data minimization. Customer content is used to provide the service and is not used to train our general-purpose AI models.
Build for intervention.
Automation should not become helplessness. Systems should expose appropriate controls, failure states, and practical ways for authorized people to review, redirect, or stop the work.
Account for the footprint.
AI has a physical and environmental cost. One percent of actual paid Orva subscription revenue funds permanent carbon removal through Stripe Climate. That contribution does not erase the footprint; it is one concrete commitment while we continue to use infrastructure deliberately.
Stripe Climate contribution
A portion of every paid Orva subscription goes toward permanent carbon removal.
We will describe this contribution precisely and avoid turning it into a claim that Orva—or AI generally—is impact-free.
A living practice
Hold the system—and us—to account.
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