Builder / privately operated systems

Add a governed action to an application you control.

Add a governed workflow to your own backend while keeping control of your business rules, systems and provider access.

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Explore the governed-action lifecycle

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What you can build

A focused action inside your own backend

Start with a customer estimate, scheduling change, reservation, or another consequential action. Your backend supplies authenticated context, the exact target and policy decision; AnswerUp carries that binding through execution, independent verification, reconciliation, and claim control.

What differs for this path

Three integration decisions

Define one narrow protected action and ground it to a host-supplied authoritative record.
Keep provider mutation separate from the verifier that establishes authoritative effect truth.
Retain exact UNKNOWN results and add host-owned durable recovery before production use.

Who owns what

Lifecycle governance inside a host-owned boundary

The same division applies across AnswerUp integrations; the host details below are specific to the builder and host responsibilities.

AnswerUp governs

Binds grounding and authorization to the protected effect
Carries execution and attempt identity across the lifecycle
Normalizes verifier evidence into COMMITTED, DISPROVED, or UNKNOWN
Evaluates proposition-specific claim permission

Builder and host responsibilities

The host owns

Application identity, policy, and trusted context
Provider adapter, credentials, and independent verifier
Persistence, operations, and customer-facing delivery

One concrete scenario

Sending a customer estimate safely

A project application grounds and authorizes one estimate, sends it through its provider adapter, and independently reads the project system. A lost response preserves the exact UNKNOWN for verifier-only live reconciliation; after process loss, durable recovery requires retained recovery material and accepted authority. Both paths perform zero provider redispatch.

Architecture preview

See the responsibility boundary

Compact architecture diagram of repair scheduling: an application sends proposal and evidence to AnswerUp authority, a host-owned backend performs provider I/O, and an independent verifier reads authoritative scheduling state before a bounded claim returns. — **Verified repair scheduling with AnswerUp authority**AnswerUp governs grounding, authorization, effect classification, and bounded claim permission. The private application owns identity, policy, adapters, credentials, authoritative scheduling data, records, verifier I/O, and customer-facing delivery.The diagram has a keyboard-accessible full-size view.Open desktop file Open mobile file

Continue building

Use the public documentation

Executable package exampleCompile a complete protected Actions example in a preview-access environment.ArchitecturePlace the protected lifecycle inside your host boundary.Execution and reconciliationHandle acknowledgment, UNKNOWN, and read-back safely.