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Machine action, accountable authority
AI and software agents
Bind an agent to the organisation that appointed it, the action it may perform, the resources it may touch, its limit, expiry and human-control conditions.
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The actor changes. The authority questions stay precise.
See how a principal, representative, action, resource, limit and approval condition combine across six operational patterns.
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Identity plus organisational scope
Regulated business representation
Turn letters, board approvals and operational permissions into structured evidence that can be checked against a real transaction.
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Authority before value moves
Procurement and payments
Verify that a buyer, approver or payment initiator is acting for the named organisation and remains inside the mandate’s transaction policy.
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Third parties, constrained by design
Outsourced operations
Describe what an accountant, claims handler or managed-service provider may do for each client organisation, with resource and delegation limits.
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Governance that travels with the decision
Procurement approval
Carry evidence of which organisation appointed an approver, for which category, budget and purchasing channel.
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Authority between organisations
Professional representation
Structure the authority of lawyers, tax advisers, customs agents and other representatives while keeping legal interpretation with the relevant parties.
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Start with the one action identity cannot safely answer.
We will map the principal, representative, action, resource, policy and relying-party decision with your legal, security and operational stakeholders.