A thought after you leave can still reach your computer.
“Don’t publish yet.” “Notify me when it’s done.” “Pause the next step.” Cloud can carry your request back to Bellfly. A request is not execution: the desktop checks your boundaries before acting.
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“Don’t publish yet. Just notify me when it’s done.”
Check the request
Act within your boundaries
A request is not an executed action.
You remember a limit after leaving home
Bellfly is preparing material for a project. You want it to finish the work but wait for your review before anything is published.
How you continue
- 01
Send the extra instruction
Identify the work and the request you want to send back.
- 02
Cloud carries it to the computer
The request needs a connected, authorized device and must still be valid when it arrives.
- 03
Bellfly checks before acting
The desktop checks current work, permissions and your boundaries. It can accept, reject or ask for a new decision.
- 04
Look for the outcome
Sending a request does not prove it ran. Read the response before relying on a change or repeating the action.
Your extra instruction arrives with its boundaries intact.
A pause request is not an instant emergency stop. It does not undo files or outside actions already completed.
If something gets in the way
The other computer is offline
New information waits until it reconnects. Files already on your device remain there.
The work or permission changed
Bellfly may reject an old request or ask you again. Earlier approval does not grant a wider permission.
You cannot tell whether it arrived
Check the current status before sending it again, especially if the action could have an outside effect.
A few things you may be wondering
Can Cloud bypass a Bellfly decision?
No. The original Bellfly device decides what is allowed and does the work.
Does requesting a pause undo completed work?
No. It asks the device to pause at an appropriate point; existing files and completed outside actions remain.