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Create a policy from plain language

Start with a business boundary and turn it into a control the runtime can enforce.

Updated June 19, 20265 min read

Write the boundary first

Good policies start with the business boundary: routine work, risky work, sensitive data, and the moments where a person needs to stay involved. The builder can help translate that boundary into a control, but the owner still reviews the final behavior with policy simulation.

Iron Gorilla policy editor with plain-language policy intent, generated rule, and simulation output.
Policy simulation lets teams see how a rule behaves before it reaches live work.

Creating the draft policy

Create policies from Governance by describing the boundary in plain language. Review the generated rule, the scope where it applies, and the examples the policy will be tested against.

Keep the policy in draft until simulation examples match the owner’s intent. The plain-language boundary should remain understandable after the generated rule is reviewed.

Policy BuilderSimulate a policy before launch

Use sample actions to see exactly how a policy will behave before it affects live work.

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