Controls
What is Review Mode?
Review mode is the stage where a system reads real events and prepares real work, and a person approves every result before it goes out. It is how a system earns trust: the team sees each action end to end before the system is allowed to take it alone. Every install runs in review mode before any authority is granted.
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The terms around it.
- Controls
Approval Gate
The point where an action waits for a person.
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Narrow Authority
Permission for one proven action, inside written limits.
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Audit Trail
The full record of what a system did, and who approved it.
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Readback
The system reads its own output back to confirm it landed, once.
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Human-in-the-Loop
The AI handles the volume; a person approves what matters.
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Mapping Call
The first call. Bring one process you still run by hand.
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Your first department
Bring the process you still run by hand.
One mapping call. You leave with the system design, the price in writing, and the date it goes live.
Glossary
Every term, on one page.
The words on the first call, the controls, and the pieces underneath them.
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