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    Technology and infrastructure

    Assisted systems you can audit

    Operloom designs artificial intelligence systems around a defined business process: the model calls only approved tools, the result is checked, and the decision path is recorded.

    Promising demo, no production pathNo audit trailUnclear data boundariesNo quality measure

    OPERLOOM / The system in motion

    AI moves through a system you can govern.

    Sources, access and human review form a visible control layer around the application.

    Governed application layer
    01 / GATEApproved knowledge sourcesNamed owner
    02 / GATERole-based permissionsNamed owner
    03 / GATEHuman review and auditHistory recorded
    Named ownerRetrieve with permission
    History recordedApprove and record
    OpenAIAnthropicGoogle Cloud
    OPERLOOM / Governed application layerIllustrative example · no client data

    The application retrieves only the sources its user may access.

    Grounding, evaluation and cost controls surround the model call.

    A reviewer checks the output before an external action is released.

    01Business problems

    The demo is not the hard part

    Assisted systems fail in production for operational reasons: unclear scope, no evaluation, no fallback and no record of what was decided.

    • No agreed definition of a correct output
    • Model given broader data access than the task needs
    • No human step before a consequential action
    • Quality unmeasured after launch
    • Cost and latency discovered in production

    02Implementation scope

    From process map to production

    The process is modelled first: the decisions, the inputs, the exceptions and the permissions, before any prompt is written.

    1. 01Process and decision mapping
    2. 02Tool and data access design
    3. 03Retrieval and grounding strategy
    4. 04Confidence thresholds and human review steps
    5. 05Evaluation set and quality measurement
    6. 06Logging, cost control and monitoring

    OPERLOOM / WORKFLOW

    From signal to action, a traceable handoff.

    1. 01Approved knowledge sourcesRetrieve with permission
    2. 02Role-based permissionsEvaluate the response
    3. 03Human review and auditApprove and record

    03Suitable use cases

    Where this holds up

    The best candidates are high-volume, well-defined tasks where a human check is cheap and the correct answer is recognisable.

    • Document extraction and classification
    • Enquiry triage and routing
    • Drafting against a defined template
    • Data normalisation and enrichment
    • Internal search and retrieval over owned content

    04Governance

    Accountability for automated decisions

    Anything that affects a customer or a record needs an owner, an audit trail and a way to reverse it.

    1. 01Data boundaries and retention agreed in writing
    2. 02Full trace of inputs, tools called and outputs
    3. 03Human approval on consequential actions
    4. 04Regular review of the evaluation set
    5. 05Documented rollback and disable path

    OPERLOOM / STACK

    The tools, connected by a process.

    OpenAIRetrieve with permission
    AnthropicEvaluate the response
    Google CloudApprove and record

    Common questions

    Question: How is quality measured?
    Operloom replies:

    With an evaluation set built from real cases and an agreed definition of a correct output, scored before launch and re-scored on a cadence afterwards.

    Question: Where does our data go?
    Operloom replies:

    Data boundaries are agreed in writing before the build, including which provider processes what, what is retained and for how long. Anything outside that boundary is not sent.

    Related capability

    Where this connects

    Next step

    Build a systemyour team can actually run

    Start with the process as it works today, the platforms already in play and the outcome the organisation needs. We will tell you what we would change and in what order.

    OPERLOOM / LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT

    Your next growth system.

    Four short steps to understand your project and prepare a personal reply.

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