NOTICER

Anatomy of a Workflow

Illustrative example
  1. Could you sendme a quote?

    Customer asks
    for a quote.

  2. QUOTE

    You prepare it.

  3. QuoteI accept.

    Customer accepts.

  4. CALENDARYour jobScheduled

    Job gets scheduled.

That’s a workflow. Each arrow is a handoff.

Noticer checks that the expected result actually happened.

Before sending a job confirmation, check whether the scheduled job matches the accepted quote. A configured workflow can use verified, fresh matching evidence to continue, or hold the next step when the result differs or cannot be verified.

These drawings explain the idea; they are not a completed check. The current self-service offer checks public HTTPS JSON records; it does not install or run this workflow.

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