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Concept
Policy Engine
A policy engine turns written authority into rules that can be evaluated at machine speed. What matters is where it sits: an engine consulted after the fact produces reports, while one consulted inline produces outcomes. Decionis is the second kind — signals in, deterministic verdict out, execution gated on it.
What is a policy engine, and where does it belong?
A policy engine turns written authority into rules that can be evaluated at machine speed. What matters is where it sits: an engine consulted after the fact produces reports, while one consulted inline produces outcomes. Decionis is the second kind — signals in, deterministic verdict out, execution gated on it.
5 patterns answer this
Prevent AI overspending
An agent calls a paid API, provisions a resource, or loops on a task that bills per token.
6 executable policies
Gate agent memory and retrieval
An agent retrieves documents into context, or writes what it learned into durable memory.
6 executable policies
Customer refund
A refund, credit, or goodwill adjustment is issued to a customer.
5 executable policies
Margin floor at checkout
An order reaches checkout carrying stacked discounts or a drifted automated price.
10 executable policies
Prevent multi-channel overselling
The final unit of an item is sold on two channels within the same sync window.
5 executable policies
Where this fits
Decionis is the deterministic decision layer between intent and execution. This concept is one way in; the architecture behind it is the same in every case.