Where automated decisions become legally defensible.
Humanos gives systems cryptographic proof of who approved what, under which conditions — before execution.
Automation moves fast. Liability does not.
As software and AI automate more decisions, human authorization is still fragmented across emails, PDFs, forms, and internal logs.
When something goes wrong, teams cannot reliably prove who approved an action, when it was approved, or under what constraints.
Humanos solves this by turning human decisions into machine-verifiable authorization that systems can depend on.
High-risk decisions
Common failure points where automation breaks down without verifiable approval.
Automated systems act without provable human approval, making outcomes impossible to justify to regulators, customers, or courts.
Humanos binds AI actions to verifiable human authorization, creating an immutable proof of approval before execution.
Traceable, defensible AI behavior suitable for high-stakes environments.
Infrastructure, configuration, or access changes execute without a verifiable record of who approved them and under which conditions.
Critical actions require a verifiable authorization record that provides independent proof of the approval event.
Clear attribution of who approved what, when, and under which constraints.
Humans delegate authority to systems or agents without enforceable scope, limits, or expiration.
Delegation is issued as a cryptographic mandate with defined scope, constraints, and expiration that travels with the request.
Agents act with authority that is clearly scoped and automatically expires.
Payments execute without cryptographic proof of approval, scope, or policy compliance.
Humanos captures the approval decision and issues a reusable authorization that claims systems verify independently.
Portable proof of payment authorization across providers and partners.
Sensitive health data is accessed or shared without provable patient or clinician authorization.
Access requests must be accompanied by a verifiable authorization proving specific consent or provider approval.
Compliance becomes a property of the data request itself, not just the system.
AI agents initiate payments or transfers without machine-verifiable human intent, limits, or validity windows.
Payment authorizations are issued as digital mandates that define strict limits and intent, verifiable by any payment gateway.
Agentic economy operates with the safety and auditability of human oversight.
Access is granted or escalated without durable proof of who approved it, for what purpose, and for how long.
Provisioning events are backed by a signed authorization record that proves the granting authority and duration.
Access audits are instant and mathematically verifiable.
Reports or filings are submitted without verifiable sign-off, exposing the organization to fines and enforcement.
Submissions include a cryptographic seal of the approving officer's authorization, linking the filing to the human decision.
Regulatory actions are indisputably linked to authorized personnel.
AI models are promoted or updated without clear authorization boundaries or accountability.
Release pipelines verify a signed approval artifact before promoting models to production environments.
No model reaches production without a permanent record of authorization.
External vendors or platforms act on your behalf without reusable, independently verifiable authorization.
Partners receive a scoped authorization token that proves they are allowed to act, without granting permanent access keys.
Vendor actions are strictly limited to the scope of the specific authorization.
Decisions affecting customers execute without proof of consent, policy scope, or decision authority.
Customer-impacting decisions carry a proof of the policy or human approval that authorized them.
Automated customer interactions become transparent and auditable.
Built for real-world risk, not demos
Built for regulated, high-risk workflows where missing authorization becomes incident, audit pain, or litigation.
Healthcare providers and insurers
Consents, PHI access, approvals, and clinical ops become reusable authorizations any system can verify.
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Prove who approved PHI access, and why. -
Stop re-collecting consents across systems. -
Make audits queryable, not screenshot-based.
Audits become verification, not reconstruction.
Enterprise and platform teams
Ship approvals once, reuse them across services, teams, and partners without system-to-system coupling.
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Standardize approval policies across products. -
Decouple services while keeping shared truth. -
Make high-risk actions checkable by machines.
Approval logic scales without slowing teams.
Fintech, payments, and risk
Authorizations for movement of money become provable, scoped, and reusable across providers.
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Prove who approved transfers and payouts. -
Reduce chargebacks and dispute overhead. -
Control agentic payments with limits.
Money moves with proof, not assumptions.
Anywhere a system must prove a human approved an action before execution, Humanos becomes part of the stack.