Agent Write-Path Exposure Check
Twelve control points on one agent write into an ERP or CRM. It shows where that write is exposed and which starting route fits — it is not a maturity score.
01Does the agent write with its own dedicated identity — not a shared service account or a human user's credential?
02Is that identity limited to the specific objects and actions this workflow needs, rather than a broad role?
03Do writes go through the system's own API or business-logic layer — the same path a human action takes — rather than direct database changes or UI scripting?
04When a record changes, does the system's own audit log show that the agent did it, and on whose behalf?
05Is there a policy check before each write — limits, vendor or account status, period open, duplicates — that can block it?
06Does a write above a defined threshold require a named human approval before it commits?
07Is the behaviour defined when an approval is denied or times out — no silent retry, no auto-approve?
08After a write, does something re-read the system state and confirm it matches what was intended?
09Is there a tested way to reverse a wrong write (a reversal entry, void, or restore)?
10For any single write, can you produce one record showing what was proposed, which policy ran, who approved it, and what happened?
11Is there a named person accountable for this agent's write access, with a review date and the authority to revoke it?
12Is a change to the agent's instructions, tools, or model reviewed before it can change what the agent is allowed to write?
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