Authorization infrastructure for AI actions

Every AI action should return a verdict

AI actions require authorization before they execute.

BiDigest verifies whether AI-triggered actions are authorized before they reach payments, CRMs, claims systems, or operational records.

See protected workflowsEnterprise authorization assessment

Workflow preview

AI agent proposes refund

Approve $5,000 refund

BiDigest verify

Verdict → branch

REVIEW_REQUIRED

Pause → human approve → continue

receipt_id logged

rcpt_84721 · workflow paused until approve

See it on a real workflow

Real n8n capture: verify every path, branch on the verdict, log a verification receipt before CRM or payment tools run.

Before vs protected

Before

No approval step

  1. AI refund bot
  2. Stripe refund
  3. CRM update
  4. Done

Protected

Controlled workflow · human gate on risky actions

  1. AI refund bot
  2. BiDigest verify
  3. REVIEW_REQUIRED
  4. Human approve
  5. Stripe + CRM
  6. receipt_id

Verification receipt

Verification receipt

Execution boundary record

receipt_id
rcpt_84721
verdict
REVIEW_REQUIRED
workflow
refund_approval
status
paused

Illustrative demo receipt — not a live production row.

Protected workflow example

Real workflow · n8n

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Start with one protected workflow

Common orchestration mistakes

Most production incidents are wiring mistakes—not missing an AI policy document.

  • Unsafe

    Approval cached for hours

    Safe

    Re-bind at execution

  • Unsafe

    Retry until success after 409

    Safe

    Re-propose after authority drift

  • Unsafe

    Human review skipped on risky actions

    Safe

    REVIEW_REQUIRED before commit

  • Unsafe

    CRM write before verification

    Safe

    Verify → verdict → branch

Full reference page →

How deployment works

Authorization layer between agents and systems of record on integrated execution paths where verification is instrumented.

  1. AI agents & copilots

    Proposals, tool calls, workflow triggers

  2. BiDigest authorization layer

    Verify · verdict · branch · receipt

    • APPROVED · REJECTED · REVIEW_REQUIRED
    • receipt_id logged

  3. Systems of record

    Payments · claims · identity · ERP / core ops

Choose your path

Protect AI workflows

For AI automation agencies: add approval infrastructure to client workflows in minutes.

  • n8n, Zapier, Make
  • verify-before-branch
  • REVIEW_REQUIRED + human approve
  • replayable receipts
See protected workflows

Evaluate bind-time authorization controls

For security, architecture, and audit teams wiring governed execution paths.

  • Verification receipts
  • Merkle verification
  • Commit-boundary enforcement
  • Blocked before execution on governed paths
Enterprise authorization assessment

Who this is for

AI automation agencies

Protected n8n templates and client-safe approvals

Orchestration teams

Verify-before-branch and review_required gates

AI platform teams

Authorization layer before systems of record

CISO

Digital trust and automated controls

Architect

Fail-closed enforcement before bind

Auditor

Replayable verification receipts

Without BiDigest vs with BiDigest
Without BiDigestWith BiDigest
Post-execution monitoringPre-execution enforcement before state changes
Probabilistic model safety scorePre-execution authorization—blocked when authority cannot be proven
Vendor-controlled logicIndependent authority validation layer
Logs and dashboardsReplayable verification receipts
Policy drift after the factBind-time validation before operational fact

Try the authorization gate

Pick a scenario and see APPROVED, REJECTED, or REVIEW_REQUIRED before systems change.

Try the commit-boundary simulator

Trust: Start with self-serve workflows and scoped pilots before enterprise rollout.

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Authorization at the commit boundary

Stop governing the model.
Govern the consequence.

BiDigest re-binds authority at execution. If authorization cannot be proven at bind time, the route is blocked before systems change.

See how bind-time verification works

Why this matters now

AI agents are moving from chat to operations

AI systems are moving from generating text to triggering operational actions—payments, CRM updates, approvals, and workflow execution—while most tooling still observes after execution.

Legacy posture: “Did the model generate unsafe text?”

BiDigest posture: “Is this action authorized to commit right now?”

Technical architecture & doctrine

Commit boundary, bind-time validation, replayable evidence, Merkle verification, ECS, and doctrine pages — expand when you need full depth.

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