RODGERS INTELLIGENCE GROUP · DENVER, COLORADOFree intake Test Kit →
RIGRODGERS INTELLIGENCE
Menu
Illustrative photograph of a desk with a laptop, a monitor and an open notebook
Agent governance

APPROVAL BOUNDARIES FOR AGENTS IN THE WORK.

You are putting AI agents into working processes. Today they act without approval boundaries, completion evidence or a reviewable record.

Built for Colorado MSPs and mid-market operations leads putting AI agents into production.

Book a free 30-minute readiness conversationSend a briefGet the free Test Kit
Discuss this
Who it is for

AGENTS IN THE WORK NEED FENCES AND RECEIPTS.

Operations and technology leads putting AI agents into working processes. One workflow first: controls and acceptance criteria agreed for the engagement, then integrated with a test report and operating instructions.

Send a brief
What you get

WHAT THE CONTROLS DELIVER.

Allowed actions, definedThe allowed-action definition for one agent action: a message, a record update or a completion claim.Send a brief →
Approval gatesApproval gates and human review points where judgment stays with your people.Send a brief →
Receipts and re-checksVerifiable receipts, an operator re-check procedure, and integrated scoped controls with a test report and operating instructions.Send a brief →
An illustrative photograph of an office at dusk with desk lamps on
How the engagement runs

REVIEW. DEFINE. INTEGRATE. HAND OVER.

One workflow first; controls and acceptance criteria agreed for the engagement.

01

Review the workflow

Where agents act today, and what each action touches.

02

Define

Allowed actions and verification points, agreed with your team.

03

Integrate

The agreed controls, tested against the workflow.

04

Hand over

Operating instructions and a test report.

Send a brief
Worked example

WHAT A CONTROL RECORD SHOWS.

DEMONSTRATION, NOT A CLIENT RESULT

Sample control record, illustrative only

  • Allowed action: the one agent action the record covers.
  • Approval gate: where a human reviews before the action completes.
  • Receipt: what a reviewer can open after the fact.
  • Operator re-check: who re-checks, and when.
Illustrative sample, not a client result.
Illustrative photograph of printed worksheets and a laptop on a wooden desk

Illustrative sample, not a client result. Photos on this page are illustrative, not clients.

Talk to Mike →
Scope and exclusions

What is included. What is not.

Included
  • One workflow first; controls and acceptance criteria agreed for the engagement
  • Integrated scoped controls with a test report and operating instructions
Not included
  • No compliance certification is offered; RIG makes no promise of accuracy, uptime or risk reduction
  • Bounded mock-agent tests and checks are not production governance or a client deployment
  • Ongoing service requires a separate scope and support agreement
Price

Scoped after a short brief

Questions

REAL QUESTIONS, PLAIN ANSWERS.

Does this make us compliant?

No. No regulatory compliance or certification is offered.

Is this a separate product?

It is an engagement scoped around one workflow; ongoing service requires a separate scope and support agreement.

What do we get at the end?

Scoped controls with a test report and operating instructions.

Is this scoped to one agent?

The controls are scoped around one workflow first; broader coverage is scoped from there.

Delivery confidence

WHAT IS DELIVERED. WHO DELIVERS IT. CHECKED HOW.

Named accountability and written checks, agreed before work starts. What you can inspect is named below.

What is deliveredFor one workflow: the allowed-action definition for one agent action (a message, a record update or a completion claim), approval gates and human review points, verifiable receipts and an operator re-check procedure, and integrated scoped controls with a test report and operating instructions.
Who delivers itMike Rodgers, Rodgers Intelligence Group, Denver.
By whenTimeline agreed in the written scope before work starts.
Acceptance checksControls and acceptance criteria are agreed for the engagement, then the agreed controls are tested against the workflow and handed over with a test report.
If a check failsIf a written acceptance check fails, the failure is documented and reworked before handoff.
What you get to inspectThe “What a control record shows” block is a labeled demonstration: DEMONSTRATION, NOT A CLIENT RESULT, an illustrative sample, not a client result. Demonstrations on this page are illustrative, not client results. The free Client Intake Failure-Test Kit is available to run yourself.
PrerequisitesOne workflow first. A review of where agents act today and what each action touches; allowed actions and verification points agreed with your team.
Out of scopeNo compliance certification is offered; RIG makes no promise of accuracy, uptime or risk reduction. Bounded mock-agent tests and checks are not production governance or a client deployment. Ongoing service requires a separate scope and support agreement.
Next step

SEND THE BRIEF.

The workflow where agents act, what each action touches, and where judgment must stay human.

Book a free 30-minute readiness conversationSend a briefGet the free Test Kit
What to send
  • The workflow where agents act today.
  • What each action touches.
  • Where judgment must stay human.
Photos on this page are illustrative, not clients.