DVS
Check the action before it happens.
DVS is software for teams whose automated actions must stay within an approval. It checks the proposed action, recipient and limits before passing the action to the system that carries it out.
Your approval. Your systems. One final check.
Your team decides what is allowed. When the action is ready, DVS checks it against the approval supplied by your application. The result is to allow it, ask for another review, or stop it on the path DVS controls.
The system receiving the action still decides whether it can complete it. An allowed request is not proof that the action happened.
A simple example
Compare the action with its approval.
Illustrative examples — not customer records.
Approved: up to $500 for customer 4417.
Proposed: $4,800 for account 9021.
Stop: amount and recipient changed.
Approved: up to $500 for customer 4417.
Proposed: $500 for customer 4417.
Allow: the proposal fits this approval.
Working software, with a defined scope.
Recorded tests cover selected allowed requests, changed requests, missing approvals and attempts to reuse an approval. These are controlled development results. They do not establish customer deployment, independent validation or protection for every route through an application.
Under the same defined inputs, rules and state, DVS is designed to give a repeatable decision. This is not a claim that a person’s judgment or an AI model’s reasoning is predictable.
Start with the software you already have.
The offer is a software license for your application, with your team owning the integration. Start with one workflow and compare DVS against your existing controls. If those controls already do the required job, you do not need another layer.
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