Decide how far the work can go.
Set the boundaries for research, production and external action. ReachFabric's authority model defines what can proceed, what needs a decision and what must stop, by workflow, destination and owner.
Same draft. Different rules.
One verified draft, six possible actions. Pick an action to see where these example rules send it, and why.
- Proceed within scope. The task meets the agreed evidence, cost and destination rules.
- Bring it for approval. The work is ready; a named person decides before it goes further.
- Stop and explain. Evidence is missing, a limit is reached or the action is outside the rules.
Autonomy without abdication.
Grant authority to a specific kind of work
An internal research brief and a public statement carry different consequences. Permissions are set per action, destination, risk and owner, never by one switch for the whole operation.
Make every approval specific
A decision is tied to the asset version, the destination and the action being reviewed. A material change, or an expired approval, sends the work back for a fresh decision.
Keep a record people can follow
The target workflow records the opportunity that started it, the evidence, the draft, the checks, the approver and the resulting action, so anyone can see what happened and why.
Begin with human review
A first pilot sets approval owners and external-action limits before work starts. More delegation is a later decision, earned by how a particular workflow performs.
This page describes the authority model. The controls implemented and the actions supported are confirmed in each pilot's scope.
Keep the decisions that should be yours.
Bring your approval process. We will map the first workflow around it.
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