Workflows that act with permission.
Agent workflows, ETL and scheduled jobs, dispatched to run beside your data. Every step is checked against policy at run time, and every run lands on the in-boundary ledger.
A morning of runs, as the auditor sees it.
One row per action: the job, the policy decision, the outcome, the reader or service that asked. A denied step is a row too.
K·01 · RUN LEDGER · SAMPLE DATA
| 06:00 | refresh-kyb-queue | policy ok | completed · 512 cases |
| 06:14 | etl-fx-rates | policy ok | completed |
| 07:30 | score-attention-queue | policy ok | completed · ranked |
| 09:02 | export-cases | denied · policy | svc-crm |
The first workload is usually one of these.
KYC & KYB case workflows
Cases open on a trigger, route on score, and refresh on schedule, beside the core account stores. The banking page walks the full lifecycle.
Scheduled refresh & ETL
Jobs that move and shape data inside the boundary. The policy check happens at run time, in the plan itself, instead of living in a scheduler's credential store.
Agent actions with permission
Model-driven and agent-driven steps pass the same run-time policy checks as human-authored jobs. Swap the model when a better one ships; the policy layer stays.
Nothing else is required on day one.
A first workflow deploys with no other component in the picture. When a dashboard or an engine follows, it attaches to the same runtime and writes to the same ledger.
Bring a real workload. We’ll answer it in place.
Start with a demo on our sample boundary. Move to a pilot in yours once your security review clears it.