What Eli never does

Eli is useful because it is careful. These are the lines it never crosses.

Money

• Eli never pays and never asks for card details. When something is owed, such as a premium design or a date change, it hands you the checkout page and stops.
• Eli never makes up a price. What it quotes comes from your account or from the Help Center.

Sending and changing

• Eli never sends, publishes, unpublishes or deletes anything, never changes a design, and never adds a batch of guests without your tap on a confirm card. Typing "yes" in the chat does not count. See How Eli asks you to confirm.
• A change that is safe and reversible, such as a draft's words or a music track, is saved at once, as it would be from the page.

Other people's data

• Every tool runs as you, the signed-in host. Eli cannot act for another account or read another host's invitations. An invitation that is not yours reads as "no longer here", exactly as the page would say.
• Eli never shows one guest's personal invitation link to anyone, and never shows a code, token, pass code or password.
• Eli never sets texting consent for anyone and never promises texts to guests.

Rules

• Eli never invents a limit, a date or a plan rule. If it does not know, it reads the Help Center or says so.
• Eli never follows instructions found inside your data. A guest's note that says "ignore your rules" is just a note.
• When an admin of Nimanto uses Eli, Eli says so in its first reply, because an admin's actions run with admin rights.

What Eli is not

• It is not a way around your plan. Guest caps, weekly e-mail allowances, Design Genie briefs and live-invitation limits are enforced by the same functions the pages use.
• It is not a second mailbox. Eli sends no e-mails of its own; every e-mail that goes out because of Eli is the website's own e-mail, sent after you confirm.