What would make you trust software with your unpaid invoices?
Founder here — DealInSec just launched today.
I built it after hearing the same story from dozens of Indian service businesses: the deal happens on WhatsApp, the scope never gets written down, and the final payment arrives late or never — because nobody can prove what was agreed.
The part I keep going back and forth on is trust. DealInSec has an AI copilot that reads a pasted client chat and drafts the deal, flags risky terms in your agreement, and writes payment reminders. But I made one rule early: the numbers are never AI. Every ₹ on screen is computed from your actual records, AI only writes the words, and nothing is created or sent without you tapping confirm.
I think that's right for a product that touches someone's receivables. But I genuinely don't know where other people draw the line.
So, two questions:
1. If software handled your quotations, agreements and unpaid invoices — what would it have to do (or never do) for you to trust it?
2. For anyone who's built in fintech or billing: where do you let AI act on its own, and where do you keep a human tap?
Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood too — including the parts that aren't finished yet.

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