Organizational evidence
Organizational sources provide evidence about structure, responsibilities and relationships. They also provide evidence about current conditions.
Technology
Structure before execution
DECIMAG represents the organization as a computational structure. It evaluates each Proposed Action against that represented structure.
The structural path
Sources → Structure Acquisition → Organizational Reality
Computational reconstruction
Structure Acquisition builds the representation that DECIMAG uses during evaluation.
Versioned decision context
The resulting Organizational Reality represents the structure relevant to a Proposed Action.
This describes the role of Structure Acquisition, not its proprietary implementation.
Structural evaluation
The action is evaluated against reality
Organizational Reality is one input to Structural Evaluation. The Proposed Action is a separate input. The action encounters the represented reality; it does not pass through it as a linear gate.
Structural Evaluation produces one Right-to-Act outcome: ALLOW, DENY, REQUEST_INFO, DEFER or ESCALATE.
Memory and versioning preserve which Organizational Reality informed the decision.
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The current DECIMAG architecture is implemented in the DECIMAG runtime.
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