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    SECURITY · GOVERNANCE & HITL

    Autonomy without control is a liability. ABX gives you both.

    The governance model is not a safety feature bolted on after the fact. It is the architecture. Every execution in ABX is designed around the moment human control is required — and only that moment.

    GOVERNANCE

    One question governs every execution

    THE GOVERNANCE QUESTION

    "Does this action leave the user's own workspace and touch another person?"

    LOGIC 1 – AUTONOMOUS

    No approval required

    • Pull data from connected systems
    • Analyse and synthesise
    • Generate reports to user only
    • Enrich data locally
    • Draft content to workspace

    LOGIC 2 – APPROVAL REQUIRED

    Always stops for sign-off

    • Send emails or messages
    • Update CRM records
    • Book calendar events
    • Publish or post externally
    • Share or distribute documents

    What approval looks like in practice

    ABX presents the proposed action clearly before executing. What will be sent. To whom. From which system. With what content. You review, approve, edit, or reject.

    ABX NEEDS APPROVAL

    "25 personalised emails are staged and ready. Review each one, then approve to send — or decline and the system will adjust. Approve all · Review individually · Edit before sending · Decline"

    Pro: configurable governance

    Pro customers can define custom approval thresholds, multi-person approval chains, and workflow-level governance rules. ABX enforces them automatically on every execution — no manual oversight required.

    PRO GOVERNANCE FEATURES

    Custom approval thresholds per execution type · Multi-person approval chains (e.g. two approvers required for CRM writes) · Workflow-level rules (e.g. all email batches above 50 require senior approval) · All rules stored, versioned, and auditable

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