Use Cases / Product Evidence

Evidence status: Representative workflow and product-building evidence. This is not presented as a client deployment or claimed client outcome.

A reviewer-first control pattern for evidence-heavy B2B operations.

1. Operating problem

Feedback, interviews, usage signals, commercial context, and delivery evidence are difficult to reconcile without losing provenance.

2. Weak current pattern

A plausible AI summary hides missing evidence, conflicts, and assumptions, then moves downstream without an accountable decision.

3. Human-approved workflow pattern

Scattered inputsAI processingDeterministic validationSource-linked reviewHuman approvalReviewable output

AI prepares traceable findings; explicit rules test completeness and conflicts; the named owner edits, returns, rejects, or approves the result.

4. Source / evidence hierarchy

Direct research, behavioral data, support evidence, implementation context, and clearly labelled interpretation. Higher-authority system records and approved documents outrank notes, inferred context, and model-generated claims; every material finding keeps a citation and evidence state.

5. Deterministic validation

Required-field checks, allowed-value rules, cross-source conflict tests, freshness checks, and confidence thresholds route gaps to review rather than silently filling them.

6. Reviewer decision

Operating owner: Product manager

The reviewer can approve, approve with conditions, return for clarification, reject, or escalate. No operational writeback occurs before this point.

7. Controlled output

A source-linked discovery brief and reviewer decision—not an automated priority or roadmap commitment, together with citations, unresolved gaps, decision status, reviewer identity, and an audit trail.

8. How a pilot would measure value

Baseline metric
Median review time, rework or exception rate, and volume per period measured before the pilot.
Target workflow behavior
More reviewer-accepted findings with source coverage; fewer returned outputs and downstream exceptions; no uncontrolled action.
Economic hypothesis formula
Eligible volume × current avoidable exception rate × cost per exception × share demonstrably prevented by accepted early findings.
Decision rule
Continue only if the pilot improves the agreed workflow metric without increasing material errors, reviewer burden, or uncontrolled actions.

This is an evaluation model using buyer-supplied variables, not a forecast or customer result.

9. Related service: AI Workflow Prototype Sprint

Test this pattern with representative inputs, the accountable reviewer, and an honest operating baseline before operational integration.

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