For named approvers
The decision reaches you with its evidence attached
How the Named Call puts a regulated decision in front of the person who can put their name on it, and what a 15-minute call covers.
How the Named Call works
- A live decision is assembled with the evidence, policy context, and limits that apply to it.
- The Judgment Twin prepares the decision for the role that owns it, not for a generic inbox.
- The decision reaches the named approver: the person with the authority to put their name on it.
- The named approver reviews, decides, and the call is recorded with its evidence. A named human keeps authority throughout.
Watch it happen in The Named Call (78 seconds).
What the 15-minute call covers
- One decision type your team owns, and who the named approver is for it.
- What evidence, policy context, and limits that decision needs before it reaches you.
- Where decisions stall today, and what changes when they arrive prepared.
- Whether a bounded evaluation makes sense, and what it would look like.