Gio works between you and the companies you do business with — inside the authority you give it, with both sides on the record.
Open Gio and you get a briefing, not a blinking cursor: what needs you, what it handled, what it recommends. Ask when you want to; it works whether or not you do.
Every morning, and whenever something changes: what needs a decision, what it did while you were out, and what it would do next. Amounts, counterparties and the evidence — one page.
A normal assistant can read an invoice. Gio knows why it exists: the order behind it, whether the goods arrived, who approved what, what the counterparty said, and whether the payment is ready.
You set spending tiers, approved categories and who signs off. Gio prepares payments inside the tiers you set and asks you to approve, and never crosses a line you drew. Everything it does is on the record.
Software is becoming something you delegate to. The ERP still records what happened. The bank still holds the money. The inbox still fills up. Gio is the layer that reads across all of them and moves the work forward.
“Don't replace my software. Give me someone who can use all of it.”
When a step needs a title record, a condition report or a transport quote, Gio can buy it from a connected provider for cents — no account, no card on file, no invoice to chase. Every payment passes your policy first, and lands in the ledger attached to the transaction it served.
The payment knows who paid whom for what. The ledger knows which business, agent, transaction, workflow and decision it belonged to. That is the difference between a machine payment and a business record.
Connect the software you already use. Each connector tells Gio what it may read, what it may do, and what it may pay for. Nothing gets replaced.
Customers, vendors, invoices, bills and payments. Your system of record stays the system of record.
Contacts, invoices, bills and payments, kept in step with your Xero books.
Sage Business Cloud Accounting: contacts, invoices, bills and payments.
Customers, vendors, invoices, vendor bills and payments, connected with credentials from your own NetSuite account.
On Gio ProDocuments and notes from the channels you bind arrive on the transaction, and status goes back to the thread.
Your mailbox, in the same context as the work — the conversation that explains a bill sits beside it.
Channels bound to the transaction, the way Slack's are.
Counterparty messages from the field, on the record.
Balances and transactions from the accounts you keep at other banks.
Instead of asking each system what happened in isolation, Gio works from the connected context around the transaction — the same record both companies see, each from its own side.
You set the policy. Gio prepares payments inside the tiers you set and asks you to approve. The largest wait for two people. New vendors always ask.
Both plans include a monthly allowance that grows with your plan, the overnight run and your morning briefing. Payments wait until Rivet has reviewed your business and you have activated Rivet Money with our banking partner.
Gio for you and your business, from the first day.
For when Gio runs more of the business with you.
When the business needs more than one person, create a Workspace beside your Gio account, with its own address. Your Gio stays yours.
Compare Workspace plans →Behind Gio is a network where businesses, their systems and their agents transact with one another — without anyone having to run the same software. Each company keeps its systems and its data. The transaction is shared, with its identity, context, approvals and settlement.
Any system can connect. No one has to connect to one.
Expose data, APIs and workflows to Gio and every agent on the network. Set a price per request. Get paid automatically, with identity and context on every call.
Connect the systems you already run. Set Gio's authority. Start with a briefing tomorrow morning.
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