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.

One verdict per verify call

APPROVEDREJECTEDREVIEW_REQUIRED

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

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Workflow preview

AI agent proposes refund

Approve $5,000 refund

BiDigest verify

Verdict → branch

APPROVED

Refund continues → Stripe + CRM

Rotates: approved · review · rejected

receipt_id logged

rcpt_84721 · workflow paused until approve

Why this matters now

AI agents are moving from chat to operations

AI systems are moving from generating text to changing operational state: payments, CRM records, permissions, workflows, and claims—while most tooling still only observes after execution.

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

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

How deployment works

Authorization layer between agents and systems of record on governed paths—inside your perimeter where 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

Who this is for

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

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

See it on a real workflow

Protected n8n templates: verify → REVIEW_REQUIRED → human approve → receipt—refund paused before the CRM updates.

P0 · 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

P0 · verification receipt

Verification receipt

Execution boundary record

receipt_id
rcpt_84721
verdict
REVIEW_REQUIRED
timestamp
2026-05-21T18:42:11Z
policy_hash
ph_a91f…e3c2
workflow
refund_approval
status
paused

mrk_batch_8842 · sealed

Illustrative demo receipt — not a live production row.

P0 · n8n workflow

Real workflow · n8n

n8n workflow with BiDigest verify, REVIEW_REQUIRED branch, human approval, and Stripe refund nodes

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 →

Try the authorization gate

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

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.

Open commit-boundary proof & demos

Technical architecture & doctrine

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

Next step

Automation agencies: protected n8n templates and verify-before-branch workflows. Enterprise teams: scoped briefing on bind-time validation, verification receipts, and what ships today versus roadmap.

Marketing and growth teams: per-LLM citation share lives on a separate track — AI visibility & citation share.

Sovereign KB · IFQ · per-LLM — ask here