The protocol
Signals in, a verdict out, execution gated on it.
What Decionis is, and how a verdict gets made before an action runs.
Four stages left to right. Input signals — user or agent identity, context and data, tools and resources, spend and budget, policies, history and reputation, and environment — enter the Decionis Protocol. Inside, the protocol normalizes context and intent, evaluates policies and rules, runs a deterministic risk and policy engine, and explains the reason and evidence. It emits a verdict: ALLOW (authorized), ESCALATE (needs approval or more info), or BLOCK (high risk or out of policy). The verdict drives an enforcement action: allow, block, require approval, or throttle and limit. Every decision is recorded for audit, learning, and continuous improvement.
Start here
The problem the protocol exists to solve, and the shape of the answer.
Where the decision sits
A decision is only worth anything if it happens before the action does. This is where it is placed, and what it is placed in front of.
How a verdict is made
What goes into an evaluation, how a policy is written, and how to read the reason that comes back.
When it fails
What the protocol does when it cannot reach a verdict, and what it writes down either way.