Tresha AI Assistant · updated 2026-08-21

How Tresha's limits and role-based access work in Dumpster Controls

Tresha answers a lot, but she deliberately does not do everything. Knowing her boundaries keeps expectations right for every role on your team.

  1. Actions always ask for your confirmation

    Tresha used to be read-only. Since August 2026 she also executes day-to-day completions (deliveries, pickups, landfill runs), tested in production, but never silently: every action produces a confirmation card and nothing changes until you tap Confirm on it. Creating orders, swaps, relocations, and ALL money actions (refunds, charges, prices) remain outside the chat. If you prefer Tresha fully read-only for your company, support can turn actions off.

  2. Answers follow your role

    Tresha only answers with data your role can already see in the app. Roles without the Finances module do not get revenue answers, and roles without the Customers module do not get customer details.

  3. Drivers see their own scope

    A driver asking "What should I deliver today?" gets their own route and stops, not the whole company's board. Company-wide questions are reserved for office roles.

  4. Vendors do not have Tresha

    The vendor portal does not include Tresha. She is available in the company app and in the driver app.

  5. Verify important numbers

    The chat carries the reminder "AI suggestions, verify details." For decisions that matter, confirm the numbers on the module's own screen.

What happens next

Troubleshooting

Tresha declined to answer a question a coworker can ask.

Your roles differ. Access to each data area follows the same module permissions as the rest of the app. Ask your admin if your role should have that access.

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