Governance
Governance policies and approval controls within the Demiton platform.
Governance ensures that critical operations follow organizational policies before execution.
In enterprise environments, certain actions require additional validation.
Examples include:
• financial postings
• vendor creation
• large transaction approvals
The Demiton platform supports governance checks through dedicated workflow steps.
Governance Policies
Governance policies define the conditions required for workflow execution.
Policies may include:
• approval thresholds
• role-based access requirements
• identity validation
Policies are evaluated during workflow execution.
Governance Steps
Blueprint workflows use the GOVERN verb to evaluate policies.
Example:
GOVERN → payment_approval_policy
If the policy conditions are satisfied, the workflow continues.
If the policy fails, the workflow may suspend execution.
Suspension Model
When governance requires manual approval, the workflow enters a suspended state.
In this state:
• execution pauses
• workflow state is persisted
• approval can be granted by an authorized user
Once approval is granted, execution resumes.
Identity and Approval
Governance decisions rely on identity information.
Approval rules may require:
• a specific user role
• membership in an approval group
• multiple approvers
These rules ensure that sensitive operations receive appropriate oversight.
Audit Logging
All governance decisions are recorded in the execution log.
Recorded data includes:
• identity of the approver
• approval timestamp
• workflow run identifier
This provides a complete audit trail for governance decisions.
Governance Use Cases
Common governance workflows include:
• approving financial postings
• validating project cost changes
• approving vendor creation
These policies ensure that operational automation remains aligned with organizational controls.
Summary
Governance provides the control layer between automation and organizational policy.
By embedding governance checks into workflows, Demiton ensures that automated operations remain compliant with enterprise requirements.
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