NEXIVERIFY, AI governance infrastructure
An expense claim, checked.
One everyday process, five rules, two attempts. The same check fits any workflow a person signs off by hand today.
The claim
Sales kickoff trip, Mar 3 to 6
- FlightAirline$346.67
- RideshareRide service$39.60
- Event registrationTicketing service$739.76
- RideshareRide service$58.99
- HotelThree nights$408.57
- Meals and incidentalsDaily allowance claimed$354.00$322.00
Total$1,947.59$1,915.59
Attempt 1 claimed $1,947.59 and was refused.
Your rules
Trusted records
Your rules, each over its trusted record
- Charged to the company card
Card statementEvery charge on the card- Spent during the trip
- An allowed kind of expense
Approved tripIts dates and its purpose- Hotel under the nightly cap
- Meals within the daily rate
- Mar 3$69
- Mar 4$92
- Mar 5$92
- Mar 6$69
Four days allow $322.00.
Claimed $354.00. Over by $32.00.Claimed $322.00. Within the rate.
Published travel ratesLimits for hotels and meals
The result
- ApprovedEvery rule holds
- RefusedA rule is broken
- On holdNo record can check a rule
Sales kickoff tripMar 3 to 6
- Company card
- During the trip
- Allowed expense
- Hotel cap
- Meal rate$354 over $322 $322
RefusedAttempt 1 · $1,947.59
ApprovedAttempt 2 · $1,915.59
Illustrative: synthetic figures on a real rule shape.
Illustrative: synthetic figures on a real rule shape. Approved means the record holds under your rule, never that the rule was right. What a result means ↗
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