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Decision Traceability

Traceability is a legal requirement in regulated determinations and a practical necessity everywhere else, because decisions are challenged and the organization must be able to explain them. Automated and assisted decisions raise the bar: the explanation must cover what information was available, which rules applied and what the system contributed. Systems retaining only outputs cannot supply it, and the gap surfaces at the worst moment — during an appeal or an examination.

Centralpoint stores prompts, reasoning traces and final answers as a single governed record, with the Interaction Log retaining which skills loaded and what was retrieved for each execution. A determination made with AI assistance is reconstructable to the material and rules in force at the time rather than described in general terms.


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