Platform

Capabilities of the governance engine.

A practical view of what TraceLogic provides under the surface. Each capability is part of the same governed decision lifecycle, captured into the same evidence record.

Eleven capabilities, one record

Each capability writes into the same governed decision artifact. There is one source of truth per decision, not eleven scattered logs.

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RAG-Assisted Intake
Documents and case inputs are captured and structured. Field provenance is preserved alongside extracted values, so reviewers can trace each value back to its source.
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Decision Checks
Decisions are evaluated against configured rules. The check is deterministic, repeatable, and produces an output that is recorded in full alongside the inputs that drove it.
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Policy Trace
Each decision carries the policy version it was evaluated against and the specific rule path that produced the outcome. Policy logic is visible as part of the evidence, not buried in code.
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Human Review
A reviewer sees the decision output, the supporting evidence, and the policy trace in one view. They approve or return the case based on what is presented, not on a separate spreadsheet.
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Frozen Artifact
On approval, the case is sealed into a decision artifact: evidence, policy result, decision output, review status, and governance metadata, recorded immutably.
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Execution Gate
Execution is authorised against the approved artifact. Direct action is not the trigger. Approval, attestation, token-based handoff, and role separation are all part of the gate.
Replay
Decisions can be replayed later from the stored artifact only. No live recomputation. No reliance on memory or current state. The frozen evidence is the source of truth.
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Trust Dashboard
A business-readable view across coverage, exceptions, approval lineage, and replay evidence. Designed for managers, compliance, risk, and audit, not engineers.
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Tenant-Scoped Governance
Configuration, policy, evidence, and replay are scoped per tenant. A single deployment can support multiple decision domains without crossing the controls between them.
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Role-Based Lifecycle
Distinct roles for submitter, reviewer, approver, and executor. The lifecycle enforces the separation; permissions are not assumed.
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Evidence Package
Every governed decision can be exported as an evidence package: source documents, intake form, decision result, policy trace, reviewer identity, approval status, and execution record.

Built around the governance lifecycle

The platform is structured around the decision lifecycle, not around features. Every capability has a place in the lifecycle, and the lifecycle is the contract between the capability and the user.

Deterministic by default. The same inputs and policy version produce the same decision.
Evidence preserved. Source documents and field provenance are part of the record, not metadata.
Human accountability retained. The platform supports review and approval; it does not replace them.
Replay from frozen evidence. Replay never depends on live systems or current state.
Tenant isolation. Decisions in one tenant cannot affect or be visible to another.
Pilot stage. The platform is currently positioned for controlled pilot discussions. It is not claiming enterprise production deployment, formal client validation, or regulatory certification.

See it on a real decision

The pilot demo walks each capability through a governed mortgage forbearance decision.