# AI Autopilot > Canonical page: https://briefcase.so/changelog/2025-08-26 > Briefcase content index: https://briefcase.so/llms.txt Introducing AI Autopilot — automatically reviews and publishes transactions meeting three strict criteria. [All Updates](https://briefcase.so/changelog) Update Introducing AI Autopilot — automatically reviews and publishes transactions meeting three strict criteria. 26 August 2025 ## Introducing AI Autopilot Briefcase has launched AI Autopilot, which automatically reviews transactions and publishes those meeting specific criteria without manual intervention. ## Autopublish criteria Transactions are automatically published when they meet three conditions: 1. Legible document — Key data points are extracted twice and compared for consistency 2. Complete data extraction — All essential fields are captured, including document type, supplier, amounts, and line item details 3. Historical consistency — Transaction matches at least 3 previously published similar transactions ## How it works The system extracts critical information twice and validates that results match. Essential fields must include: document type/reference/dates, existing supplier information, amounts and currency, and per-line-item details with tax rates. The system identifies semantically similar past transactions. For example, grocery receipts from different retailers are matched together. Autopublish only occurs when sufficient matching evidence exists. ## Adaptive learning The system improves over time: edits to autopublished transactions reduce future similar autopublishes, while unchanged transactions increase likelihood of future automation. ## Availability Users can enable AI Autopilot per client in Business Settings immediately. Beginning September 1st, the feature becomes default-enabled with opt-out capability. [ PreviousSales transactions for QuickBooks and keyboard shortcuts ](https://briefcase.so/changelog/2025-08-11)[ NextBank statement extraction and more ](https://briefcase.so/changelog/2025-09-16)