Typed business-decision demo · synthetic data

Capture the human judgment that a workflow cannot infer.

An authorized operator answers one finite, reviewed question. OpenAdapt records the answer once, checks the live application again, and follows only the exact compiled branch.

Qualified human choices

Keep institutional judgment inside the workflow.

The workflow pauses at a declared decision point. An authorized person chooses one reviewed option. The runner then checks the live application before it follows the exact compiled branch.

6 examples
Decision required Qualified workflow · synthetic case
1 choice
Human judgment requiredFinite choice

Human judgment

Exception routing

Which approved review path should own this exception?

Why this needs youThe qualified workflow preserves human authority because this choice depends on institutional knowledge.

Written ruleNo exact matchLocal practiceTwo approved paths remain

Operations leadOnly an operator with this role can answer. The workflow does not infer the choice.

This is a non-dispatching synthetic preview of the reviewed presentation and receipt shapes. It does not authenticate a person, sign an answer, contact a runner, or render protected wire data. In production, the authenticated route and customer-controlled runner enforce those contracts. A human answer selects one declared branch. It cannot prove execution or the final business effect.

Human judgment workflow demo | OpenAdapt Cloud