AI document and evidence workflows
Run evidence-first operations: link documents to actions, enforce approval prerequisites, and keep audit trails intact so every decision is explainable and reviewable.
Evidence-first requirements
Documents linked to actions
Documents should be first-class: linked to the workflow step, the decision, and the outcome.
- ✓Document linkage
- ✓Searchable history
- ✓Explainable outcomes
Approval prerequisites
Approvals require evidence: the system enforces prerequisites before money and commitments proceed.
- ✓Prerequisite checks
- ✓Approval gating
- ✓Fail-closed defaults
Reviewable drafts
Agents produce drafts from documents (extraction/summaries) and route uncertainty to review queues with reasons.
- ✓Draft-first
- ✓Confidence/flags
- ✓Review queues
Operational resilience
Safe reruns for document revisions
Vendors resend revised PDFs. Rerun safely without creating duplicates or erasing audit history.
- ✓Idempotency patterns
- ✓Deterministic reruns
- ✓Audit trails preserved
Permissioned access to evidence
Evidence and documents are access-controlled. Least privilege remains enforceable across teams and workflows.
- ✓RBAC controls
- ✓Logged denials
- ✓Tenant-safe execution
Evidence across integrations
When systems sync, evidence must remain linked and traceable, with recovery paths for failures.
- ✓Sync logs
- ✓Recovery guidance
- ✓Traceable chains
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