Business / organizational integration

Govern enterprise actions within systems your organization controls.

Put AnswerUp inside an enterprise-controlled backend while your organization retains identity, policy, systems, operations, and final authority.

What you can build

A governed action boundary for shared systems

Apply the protected lifecycle to workforce access, purchasing, customer operations, or another organization-owned workflow. The organization supplies identity, policy, systems, and operations while AnswerUp binds each action to verification and a permitted claim.

What differs for this path

Three integration decisions

Bind authenticated organization scope and current policy to an exact system record.
Separate the organization-owned mutation adapter from authoritative system read-back.
Retain results for governed reconciliation, operator escalation, and approved delivery.

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 organization 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

Organization and host responsibilities

The host owns

Organizational identity, scope, policy, and authoritative systems
Provider credentials and independent verification
Durable records, monitoring, escalation, and approved wording

One concrete scenario

Managing workforce access safely

For onboarding, a role or department change, temporary access, contractor departure, or revocation verification, the enterprise backend grounds the exact person and resource and authorizes the precise change. Its provider adapter attempts the update; a separate verifier reads authoritative directory state before any access claim is delivered.

Architecture preview

See the responsibility boundary

Compact architecture diagram of a governed enterprise purchase: proposal and evidence enter AnswerUp authority, an organization-owned ERP adapter attempts the change, and a separate verifier reads authoritative system state before a bounded result returns. — **Governed enterprise action, independently verified**AnswerUp governs lifecycle authority and classification. The organization owns identity, policy, provider credentials and I/O, authoritative enterprise systems, independent verifier I/O, records, monitoring, escalation, and approved delivery wording.The diagram has a keyboard-accessible full-size view.Open desktop file Open mobile file

Continue building

Use the public documentation

Grounding and authorizationBind identity, scope, target, and effect before dispatch.Provider adaptersKeep credentials and mutation authority in the organization.Persistence and recoveryDesign records, CAS authority, and operator-owned recovery.