Your build sheet is a trade secret. An AI assistant can price and stage a full purchase order for you — without ever seeing which parts they are, what they cost, or your card number.
Ask your AI assistant:
“Restock every part up to its target level and stage the order on the company card.”
The assistant works out the quantities from stock and target (which it can see), then routes each part, price, and the card as sealed handles into the staged order. The table below fills in with real names and prices; check the assistant's transcript — the part names, the prices, and the card number aren't in it. Then review the order and click Submit order yourself.
| Part 🔒 | Vendor | Stock | Target | Unit price 🔒 | Short by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| connecting… |
🔒 columns (part name, unit price) are withheld from the assistant — it sees them only as opaque handles. Vendor, stock, and target are cleartext, because it needs them to do the job.
| Part | Vendor | Qty | Unit price | Line total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing staged yet. | ||||
The assistant staged this; only you can submit it. Submit is a plain page button, not a tool the assistant can reach.
| When | Lines | Total |
|---|---|---|
| No orders submitted yet. | ||
Per line: vendor, stock, and target — never the part name, the unit price, or the card number. Those reach the assistant only as opaque handles it routes back into the order, and the bridge substitutes the real values at the page boundary.