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AI Disclosure

Last updated: October 25, 2026 · Go1000.ai (Online Commerce Hub, LLC)

Go1000.ai uses artificial intelligence (AI) to save businesses time. We tell people when they are dealing with AI, keep a person in charge of anything that matters, and never let the AI decide or hint at a value.

1. Where AI Is Used

  • Nova, Go1000.ai's own assistant, answers questions about Go1000.ai on our websites.
  • The setup guide helps a business fill in its setup screens; the business reviews every answer before saving.
  • A business's website and portal assistant answers its clients' questions about ordering, scheduling, documents and status.
  • The AI phone receptionist answers a business's calls, takes messages, and can text a link when the caller agrees.
  • Drafting tools write website wording, posts, replies and summaries for the business to review.

2. It Always Says It's AI

Every assistant introduces itself as an AI assistant and answers truthfully if asked whether it is a person. The phone receptionist says so in its first sentence, together with the notice that the call is recorded and transcribed, and offers a message or callback instead. Businesses can't turn these disclosures off.

3. What the AI Will Not Do

  • It never states, estimates or hints at a property value, never discusses changing a value, comps, adjustments or methodology, and never promises an outcome. Those questions go to the appraiser.
  • It doesn't give legal, tax, financial or medical advice.
  • It doesn't make decisions about people with legal or similarly significant effects (for example on credit, housing, employment or insurance). Every step that affects a report is a recommendation that a person approves, and approvals are logged.
  • It doesn't post automatically unless the business turns that on, and the business can turn it off at any time.

4. Your Data and AI

Requests go to our AI provider only to produce the answer. Your data is not used to train AI models, ours or our providers'. Conversations are saved to the business's records (for a client, to that order's records) so the business can review them. Social Security and card-number patterns are hidden before the AI sees them. See the Privacy Policy and Subprocessors.

5. Accuracy

AI can make mistakes. Businesses review drafts before publishing and are responsible for what they send. If an AI answer seems wrong, ask for a person: the assistant will take a message for the business.