Identity & access
Know who is acting. Scope application access and keep optional verification separately consented.
Trust & controls
Identity. Authority.
Accountability.
Know who is acting, what they can access and who approves the instruction. These responsibilities connect every part of an AiFi workflow.
TRUST & OPERATING CONTROLS
Authority at each step.
Evidence with a clear owner.
Define the people, permissions and providers responsible for every part of the workflow.
Approval & policy
Review the exact instruction. Keep sensitive decisions with the authorized person or institution.
Records & evidence
Retain private business context. Distinguish a provider result, an audit record and a public commitment.
Identity, application access and financial authority have distinct responsibilities.
Explore participant responsibilitiesCONNECTED RESPONSIBILITIES
Clarity across every participant.
Business owners
Define the objective, the permitted use of data and the people authorized to make decisions.
Application & compute providers
Operate within agreed access, workload and usage requirements. Review model outputs for their intended use.
Financial providers
Retain responsibility for their services, eligibility, compliance requirements and transaction results.
FROM ACCESS TO ACTIONPermission is specific.
Permission is specific.
Evidence has a purpose.
A connected workflow needs more than a successful sign-in. Identity, access to knowledge, authority to spend and verification of a result answer different questions.
Who can access the context?
The owner defines which records an application can use and for what purpose. An identity establishes who is involved; it does not automatically disclose private business information.
Who can approve the action?
An agent’s task, budget and permitted operations need defined limits. A recommendation or forecast is distinct from an approved instruction, and financial service eligibility remains with the provider.
What does the record establish?
An activity log documents a workflow, a provider confirmation records its result, and a proof can support verification of a specific claim. A public commitment is not a publication of the underlying private data.
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