Eligibility is deterministic
Consent, contact-risk and service-state checks happen before any generative step can run.
GOVERNED LIFECYCLE AUTOMATION
The model can write.
It never gets to decide.
A decisioning prototype that turns lifecycle intent into an inspectable route: eligibility first, risk gates before generation, offers resolved before content, and every outcome logged and measurable.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Campaign logic often gets distributed across journeys, templates and channel rules. This prototype puts the decision layer in front of them. The channel becomes an output of the system, not the place where strategy is defined.
INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE
Three synthetic profiles exercise the same rule set. A demonstrates a normal route, B an authorized offer, and C a hard stop. The trace exposes why each outcome happened.
GOVERNANCE + MEASUREMENT
Consent, contact-risk and service-state checks happen before any generative step can run.
The content layer may describe an authorized offer; it cannot create one.
Schema, grounding, offer integrity and channel constraints are checked before action.
MEASUREMENT
The system needs control groups, outcome data and an exception queue so decisions can be compared against doing nothing and ambiguous cases become visible work.
Persistent control groups to separate incremental effect from observed response.
Action metadata returns to the warehouse and is matched with later behavior.
Ambiguous or high-impact cases become visible work instead of hidden automation.
PUBLIC BOUNDARY
This version is intentionally sector- and brand-neutral. It contains no client, employer, platform, user or campaign names. All profiles and outputs are synthetic. The interface runs deterministic local decision logic; it is not connected to a live CRM, offer system or language model.
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