What may ceeme do with a connection, and what may it not?
Three levels, and they are not interchangeable. Reading is possible anywhere you connect something and is never visible to a visitor. Preparing means the text and the change are ready without anything being published. Executing only happens after an approval, and only on the channels you designated for it.
| Route | May read | Delivers the text | Executes on your channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watch Core | yes | no | no |
| DIY Build | yes | yes | no |
| ProOps Guided | yes | yes | no |
| ProOps Managed Web | yes | yes | awaiting the connection |
| ProOps Managed Signal | yes | yes | awaiting the connection |
✓ full · ~ partial · — absent
My platform allows no connection — can I still use ceeme?
Yes, and it makes less difference than you would think. For a closed builder you get the same outcome in the form of an exact instruction: which block, where, with the text and the place it belongs. What you lose is the time it takes to paste it and the certainty that it happened exactly that way.
How do I revoke a connection?
In your own account, at the place where you gave permission, without involving us. What happens right after a revocation is that execution falls back to preparing — the fixes keep coming, we simply no longer place them. What was already published stays until you put it back.
Can the fixes land in the tool my team already works in?
Yes, and it is usually the cheapest connection of all. A finding sitting in the tool your team looks at every morning gets ticked off; a finding in a PDF gets read. Each task carries the same three things the report carries: what has to change, why it counts, and at which address.
Frequently asked questions
Do you get my password?
Never. A connection goes through the platform's own sign-in flow, in which that platform hands us a key you can revoke at any moment. If you are ever asked to send us your password, that is a request we did not make.
Do you publish anything without me having seen it?
Only within a category you released in advance and by name, and even then you get the notification afterwards with the way back alongside. For everything a human cannot take back — a sent message, a posted reply — that release does not exist and a human decides each time.
What if I do not want to connect my analytics?
Then ceeme measures everything that is publicly visible, which is the larger part. Connect them and one layer is added: what happened AFTER the answer — whether someone who arrived via an AI assistant also did something. That is a gain that grows with what you connect, not a precondition.
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