Exception management
Give exception owners the affected records, likely cause, and permitted resolution path before the queue starts to age.
1.
Detect the exception
Capture the failed check or stalled transaction and identify the business process affected.
4.
Verify completion
Track dependencies and deadlines, then confirm the issue is resolved before closing the exception.
2.
Assemble the case
Collect related records, previous attempts, and relevant rules to establish what went wrong.
3.
Assign a resolution
Select an approved response or send the case to a reviewer with the evidence and required decision.
Evidence in, action out.
The operating problem
Rules identify that something is wrong, but people still have to discover why, gather context, and coordinate the response.
How the workflow runs
Assemble the affected records and prior resolutions, then assign an approved remediation path with an owner and deadline.
Evidence and inputs
Transactions, workflow events, policies, service levels, prior cases, and operational reference data.
Actions and handoffs
Open a case, gather evidence, recommend disposition, assign owners, track dependencies, and escalate breaches.
Operating outcome
Fewer aging exceptions and faster resolution of the work that cannot be automated end to end.
Controls for production
Severity thresholds, approval matrices, separation of duties, escalation rules, and immutable case history.
Give exception owners a case they can act on
Move from a failed check to a documented resolution path without repeatedly gathering the same context.
Forge
Connects operational records, ownership, approvals, and remediation.
Heimdall
Monitors exception queues, dependencies, and service deadlines.
Mimir
Finds affected records and relevant earlier resolutions.
One intelligence layer from plan to delivery
16x
Faster time-to-insight
5
Fewer tools needed
80%
Avg. cost reduction
8 hrs
Saved per team per week
Resolve exceptions where the work already lives
Connect transaction systems, case queues, and approval tools so evidence, decisions, and completion checks remain part of one case history.
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