Regional and national banks
A payments agent prepares a wire. Rules check the amount and the counterparty before it goes, and anything over the line waits for someone with payment authority.
Use cases
Get the agent live in work that has to answer for itself
In lending, claims, care, and hiring, an agent only goes live once the people who approve it can see what it will do, who handles the exceptions, and what the record will show. These are the workflows where VeriProof helps you get there, and lets the agent take on more of the work once it's running.
Where an agent needs a yes before it can work
Each example starts with an action the agent proposes and the person who has to be comfortable with it. Open the industry page for the detail, or run the simulator to see the decision and its record.
Mortgage lenders
An underwriting agent recommends a decision. The record connects the borrower facts, the criteria that applied, and the underwriter who reviewed the exception.
Insurance carriers
A claims agent settles routine claims and pauses on large ones. The adjuster with settlement authority sets the amount, and the payment follows their answer.
Health systems and payers
A prior-authorization agent prepares a request. The clinical reviewer sees the facts your application supplied and where each one came from.
Healthcare use cases · Run the prior-authorization simulator
HR and workforce teams
A screening agent recommends which candidates move forward. The employer's rules are checked first, and the criteria and review history stay with each decision for when it's questioned.
Public benefits agencies
An eligibility agent works through applications. Caseworkers handle the exceptions, and each decision keeps its reasons and the review behind it.
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Everyone the agent depends on has a place to work
Getting an agent live takes more than its owner. Each person below has a portal for their part of the job, and VeriProof moves work between them: an exception goes to the person with authority, a rule change runs in Shadow and needs a second approver, and a risk decision lands with the business owner by name.
Business owner
See how much work the agent finished on its own, which exceptions needed a person, and where risk is building across the agents you own.
Risk and compliance
Tie requirements to the evidence behind real decisions, and assign fixes with an owner and a due date when a control isn't met.
Governance engineer
Write the rules, watch them in Shadow, and send them to a second person for approval before they take effect.
Developer
Connect the agent through supported SDKs and APIs. Your application stays in control of execution, and missing data arrives as a fix request.
Auditor
Work inside an engagement scoped to the applications and dates under review, and verify the records without changing them.
Administrator
Keep each person's access matched to their work, so exceptions reach someone who can decide them.
Try it with one of your own agents
Bring an action your team already handles. One normal request and one exception are enough to show where the rules, the reviewer, and the record fit the work.
Use sample data for the trial, look at the decision history together, and decide whether it holds up before any customer record goes near it.