Every industry is another policy.
One decision engine. What changes between a benefits program and a flight line is the rule it is given — not how it reaches or records an answer.
Government
Programs that must show, later, that a payment or an eligibility decision followed the rule in force at the time.
- Benefits programs
- Health programs
- Elections
- Licensing
A representative rule for this sector, the signals it depends on, and the decision record it produces. Replace when cleared for publication.
Enterprise
Operations where the wrong person in the wrong place at the wrong time is a safety event, not a policy footnote.
- Manufacturing
- Critical infrastructure
- Industrial operations
- Workforce
A representative rule for this sector, the signals it depends on, and the decision record it produces. Replace when cleared for publication.
Defense
Environments where authority is delegated and every exercise of it has to be attributable afterwards.
- Airspace
- Installations
- Secure facilities
- Field operations
A representative rule for this sector, the signals it depends on, and the decision record it produces. Replace when cleared for publication.
Whatever you would add to this list is also just a policy.
State your rule.
If you can say it, the engine can enforce it and prove it enforced it.
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