Implementation Scope

A controlled implementation, scoped together.

TraceLogic is available for scoped implementation engagements where the decision process, governance requirements, evidence needs, user roles, and integration scope are reviewed and configured around your existing systems.

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What an implementation covers
A defined decision lifecycle for one regulated decision type
Clear governance controls mapped to the lifecycle
Synthetic or approved test data as the data basis
Agreed user roles for submitter, reviewer, executor
Agreed success criteria for the implementation
An indicative timeline reviewed at scoping
What TraceLogic will do
Walk the decision lifecycle on a controlled case
Capture evidence, policy trace, and approval as a frozen artifact
Demonstrate Separation of Duties across roles
Demonstrate replay from stored evidence only
Provide a Trust Dashboard view of the governed decisions
Document findings and next-step recommendations
What TraceLogic will not do
Provide legal, regulatory, or compliance advice
Replace compliance, legal, risk, audit teams, or human judgement
Autonomously approve or execute regulated decisions
Claim ISO 42001, regulatory approval, or certification
Claim formal client validation or production readiness during the engagement
Use real customer data unless explicitly agreed in scope
Pilot success looks like
A documented governed decision lifecycle for the chosen decision type
Frozen artifacts produced for the demonstration cases
Replay tested on the frozen artifacts
Trust Dashboard reviewed by stakeholders
Next-step recommendations agreed with the team
Implementation Pricing

Scoped per engagement

Implementation pricing is scoped based on the decision process, governance requirements, data handling needs, integration complexity, and validation effort. No fixed price list at this stage. Pricing logic is shared as part of the scoping conversation.
Known Limitations

Honest about scope

The core engine is complete; a customer implementation is scoped, and no blanket production-readiness claim is made
The mortgage forbearance use case is the first complete reference implementation; other domains are positioned as model fit
Integration with live core systems is part of implementation scoping, not assumed by default
Security validation is in active development, not a finished posture
Pilot timelines are agreed at scoping, not promised in advance

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A 30-minute platform demonstration, followed by a scoping conversation.

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