Access to conxtagents is arranged with us directly. This page sets out how it works; the agreement we sign with you is what governs it.
Last updated 24 October 2026
There is no self-serve plan and no checkout. You tell us what your agent should handle, we work out the fit with you, and we set it up together. An account on its own does not include an agent; that comes with the plan we set up with you.
Because onboarding is by hand, the commercial terms for paid use are the ones in the agreement we sign with you. Where that agreement and this page disagree, the agreement wins.
conxtagents runs agents inside governance you author. An agent classifies work against the playbooks your team approved, proposes an action, and waits. It does not act on a playbook you have not approved, and it does not take a consequential action until it is approved: by a person, or by a standing permission an owner turned on for that one action.
It acts on your systems only through a connection you register and control: an endpoint you run, signed with a secret you hold, or an MCP server you point it at, using the token you give it. You can change what a connection permits, or stop it, at any time. If you disable a connection, the actions it allowed stop being offered.
QuickBooks Online is connected through Intuit’s own authorisation page and is in a limited pilot: conxtagents reads a company’s bills and vendors to review them and does not change anything in QuickBooks. You can disconnect it from conxtagents or from QuickBooks at any time, and the privacy page says what happens to what was read.
The playbooks, rules and limits you author are yours, as is the work you send in and the record of what was decided. We hold them to run the service for you. We do not sell them, and we do not train models on them. You can ask for them, or ask us to delete them, at hello@conxtagents.com. The append-only audit trail is the one exception, for the reason the privacy page gives: a record that can be removed later is not a record.
Two things we ask, both of which follow from what the product is for. Do not use conxtagents to take actions you are not entitled to take on the systems you connect it to, and connect only a QuickBooks company you are authorised to give access to, such as a client who has agreed to it. And do not use the approval step as a formality: it exists so a person is accountable for what the agent does, and it only works if somebody reads it.
We may suspend access if it is being used to cause harm, or if continuing would put other customers at risk. If we ever do that, we will tell you why.
We do not offer an uptime commitment today, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The service depends on providers we do not control, listed on the privacy page, and on your own endpoint being reachable. An action that cannot be completed is reported as not done rather than recorded as done.
The agent’s judgement is not guaranteed to be right. That is why nothing consequential runs until it is approved, and why every action leaves a receipt naming what authorised it. Read the security page for how that is enforced.
If we change how any of this works, we will change this page and move the date at the top. For a change that affects a customer’s agreement, we will tell them directly rather than rely on them noticing.