Simulate a policy before launch

Simulation prevents surprises

A policy should be tested before it can block or approve production work. Simulation shows which branch matched, what outcome would happen, and what evidence reviewers would see.

What simulation should show

Simulation should make routine, risky, and sensitive examples easy to understand. The result should show whether the request follows the expected path, stops, or routes for review before work continues.

The explanation should be plain enough for the policy owner to approve without reading rule syntax. Amounts, destinations, sensitive data, and tool access should match the boundary the business asked for.