Solution by workflow

Control delegated actions against their amount, scope, and time boundary.

A person may hold authority in one team, amount range, or time period without authorizing every action an agent can technically perform.

Illustrative use cases for approvals & delegated actions workflows.

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Approvals & Delegated Actions: illustrative runtime control flow
01Proposed actionManager approvals
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Axtor Control EngineScope · Intent · Evidence · Policy · Authority · Risk
01

Manager approvals

02

Spending-limit decisions

03

Temporary delegation

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Where runtime control matters

An AI action can need more than technical permission.

An agent can have access to a tool while targeting the wrong transaction, scope, record, privilege, or business outcome.

Manager approvals

Verify the approver, team, action, and amount before recording approval.

Spending-limit decisions

Compare the commitment with delegated limits and required approval thresholds.

Temporary delegation

Enforce the granted scope, start and end dates, and excluded actions.

Multi-step operational approval

Confirm each required approval before the workflow advances to execution.

Illustrative scenario

Follow one proposed action through the Axtor Control Engine.

This fictional example shows how a request, relevant context, and six control dimensions shape a runtime outcome. It is not a customer deployment or legal conclusion.

01Human request
“Approve routine supplier orders while I am away this week.”
02Agent proposed action

Approve a high-value order from a new supplier.

03Human context
  • Manager instruction
  • Temporary delegation
03Enterprise context
  • Order value
  • Supplier status
  • Delegation dates
03External context
  • Supplier terms
04Axtor Control Engine

Six control dimensions

Scope
Outside routine orders
Intent
Temporary coverage
Evidence
New supplier
Policy
Threshold exceeded
Authority
Higher approval needed
Risk
High-value commitment
Runtime outcomeAPPROVAL

The order value and new supplier exceed the stated delegation.

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Decision context

Context Axtor uses

Axtor uses only the relevant records and constraints supplied or retrieved through agreed integrations for the proposed action.

Human context

  • Manager instruction
  • Temporary delegation

Enterprise context

  • Order value
  • Supplier status
  • Delegation dates

External context

  • Supplier terms

Same capability. Different runtime decision.

Context changes the control outcome.

The same tool or API can be available in each case. The action may still require a different runtime decision.

01

Routine order within limit

A routine order within limit can fit the delegation.

02

New supplier

A new supplier can trigger another approval.

03

Expired delegation

Delegation outside its time window is no longer sufficient.

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