Execute within boundaries
Run the approved action, verify its result and record it.
Where to place approvals, how to handle uncertainty and what to record when AI becomes part of daily operations.
Do not route a case using model confidence alone. Combine validation, the impact of the proposed action and the permissions of the workflow.
Run the approved action, verify its result and record it.
Show the original input, proposed action and reason for escalation. Allow correction or rejection.
Define the actions an automated workflow may take and the systems it may access. Separate reading data from changing a customer, financial or security record.
A confidence score is one input, not a guarantee. Use business rules, validation checks and human review for exceptions. Give reviewers the original source and proposed action.
Record the input reference, applied rule, model version, approval and execution result. Decide retention and access rules with the people accountable for the process.
Is each permitted action explicitly defined?
Can a reviewer see the source and reject the proposal?
Can we reconstruct what happened and why?