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The 15-minute cancellation window (planned)
The cancellation window for hard-to-reverse actions is planned. How it will work, and why nothing needs it today.
The short answer
When rent payments are enabled, every money movement can be cancelled within 15 minutes; no money moves through Aptoria today. Aptoria doesn’t carry out routine work on its own yet. Today you can set the limits it will work within, and its hardcoded limits are published.
Why hard-to-reverse actions will wait
Some actions cannot be taken back once they land, such as moving money or delivering a notice. When they are enabled, those actions will wait about 15 minutes before they run, so you can stop one before it happens. Easily reversible actions will not need the hold.
How you will stop one
A waiting action will show a countdown and a Stop control in the app, and alerts about it will carry a one-time cancel link. A cancelled action will be recorded as cancelled, not deleted.
Status
When rent payments are enabled, every money movement can be cancelled within 15 minutes; no money moves through Aptoria today.
Aptoria doesn’t carry out routine work on its own yet. Today you can set the limits it will work within, and its hardcoded limits are published.
Undo for autonomous actions is planned; nothing runs on its own today.
What stays with a person
Some decisions always stay with a person, whatever your plan or limits: Aptoria never denies an applicant, files an eviction, ends a lease, or deducts from a security deposit on its own, and no setting can loosen that BLOCKED floor.
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