Agents do the work. You decide what goes out.
The same flow in every domain: a request, a plan you approve, the work, and a decision by the right people before anything leaves the company.
From request to result, in four steps.
- 1 Ask A request, a document or an email reaches a department. Personal data is anonymised before any model reads it.
- 2 Plan The agents propose what they will do. The right person approves the plan before any work begins.
- 3 Work The agents work in parallel, and reviewers check each result against your rules.
- 4 Decide Anything that leaves the company, or cannot be undone, waits for the people it needs.
Agents prepare. The gateway checks. People decide.
Every action has a level
Reading is free, preparing is logged, sending outside is counted, and anything that cannot be undone needs people. Each action carries one of four levels.
Approvals by role
The people who sign are the ones your company chooses, by role. The most serious actions need two different people.
A register nobody can edit
Every decision is appended to a register, each entry sealed to the one before. What happened can be proved.
One switch stops everything
Close every gate at once, then reopen them. Nothing runs while they are closed.
The whole company as a city.
This is the city a customer's workspace shows, with every department switched on. Each department is a district, the walls are the gateway with a gate for each of them, and the integrations are stations on the ring road. The packets are the work: white ones come in, blue ones are read, teal ones are prepared inside, amber ones leave through a gate and are counted, and the red ones wait at the wall until two people sign.
- Inbound
- L0 · read
- L1 · prepare
- L2 · outbound, counted
- L3 · people required
An example: Business Central
In Business Central development, the request is a document or a chat, the plan lists the units of work, the agents write and compile the AL code, and a release to production needs two different signatures. The result is a compiled .app and a pull request.
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