Agent and authority map
Principal, budget owner, exact agent, workflow, and approvers.
A fixed-scope, four-week engagement for one economic workflow. Receipt defines the authority, limits, enforcement points, approval boundaries, and evidence required to move it into a bounded pilot.
Who it is for
Start with one economic workflow
The Sprint defines the selected workflow and its required integrations; examples are not presented as turnkey support for every provider.
What the Sprint defines
Principal, budget owner, exact agent, workflow, and approvers.
Prompt injection, credential misuse, duplicate spend, policy drift, replay, counterparty substitution, and uncertain outcomes.
Permitted actions, amount, currency, counterparty, category, frequency, expiry, and exception rules.
Where Receipt or a provider enforces, where approval is required, and where the organization can only observe.
What finance, procurement, security, audit, and compliance must be able to retrieve later.
Shadow-mode sequence, acceptance criteria, required integrations, and implementation backlog.
What changes
THE SPRINT ENDS WITH A DECISION
The customer receives the control architecture, pilot blueprint, acceptance criteria, and implementation backlog needed to make one clear decision:
PILOT · PASS · REVISIT