Automation in Amzaa is configured, not coded, and every automation declares whether it can be switched off. When an issue closes, a review opens in another app. When a risk crosses a threshold, a task appears. Agents propose under the same governed rail. All of it, defined in dropdowns.
A condition in one app triggers an action in another: create a record, update a linked field, move a stage. Defined as a rule, not written as integration code.
Derive one field from others. An exception rate from a sample. A residual from inherent risk and control strength. Chosen from a formula, updated automatically.
Agents read and propose; a human approves; the engine writes. Every agent action is sealed, and the whole rail stops on one switch.
An automation that changes a tenant's records must be inside the kill-switch. An automation that does not, must not be caught by it. Amzaa makes each one declare its own killability, so nothing is governed by a list someone has to remember to update.
The deterministic floor writes only its own findings, so it is never on the switch. A rule that moves your records always is.
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