Receiver-side action assurance
Decide whether to accept anexternal AI-agent action,and preserve evidence you can replay.
First Instinct evaluates high-responsibility requests initiated outside the receiving organisation’s trust domain. Start in Shadow Mode, apply your own policy, and preserve a source-attributed record of what happened next.
This request would have been denied or escalated under the proposed receiver policy. No production action changed.
Authentication is not acceptance.
Identity providers, agent runtimes, payment networks and carriers can each sign limited facts. None of them decides whether your organisation should accept a specific external action under your own responsibility and policy.
Observe, evaluate, compare, preserve.
Receive an external action and the evidence already available to the customer.
Apply receiver-owned policy without changing production behaviour.
Record whether the action would be allowed, denied, escalated or remain indeterminate.
Keep a source-attributed evaluation record and verify the Target's separately issued outcome.
Every evaluation resolves to one of four states.
indeterminate is not a system error. It means the evidence is insufficient, a status cannot be confirmed, or a binding cannot be verified.
Evidence and policy conditions are met; the action may be accepted.
Policy conditions are not met; the action should not be accepted.
The action needs a human decision before it can be accepted.
Not an error. Evidence is insufficient, a status cannot be confirmed, or a binding cannot be verified.
Three parties, three separately attributed results.
Signs limited source facts.
Produces a receiver-side evaluation under your policy.
Signs what it actually accepted or completed.
accepted_for_processing · completed · failed · reversed
First Instinct verifies Target Receipts. It does not sign the Target’s business outcome.
See the exposure before changing production.
Run First Instinct beside an existing workflow. Shadow Mode does not block, approve or execute requests. It records how the same requests would be classified under the proposed receiver policy.
- Observed actions
- Evidence completeness
- Indeterminate rate
- Proposed escalations
- Missing Sponsor or mandate bindings
- Target Receipt coverage
Shadow-to-Enforcement conversion begins when the receiver considers the counterfactual exposure actionable.
Five high-responsibility actions, starting with refunds.
Start in Shadow Mode.
We’re onboarding a small number of banks, PSPs, marketplaces and API providers who receive high-responsibility actions from external agents.
Shadow Mode does not block, approve or execute requests. No production action is changed during evaluation.