Definition
An execution policy defines what actions automated systems are permitted to perform. These policies determine which systems, APIs, or services automation can access.
Why It Matters
Without clear execution policies, automation may gradually expand its reach and operate beyond intended constraints.
Example
A workflow is allowed to open tickets and read user data, but not grant permissions or change finance records.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a rule set defining allowed automated actions.
Systems, APIs, services, and action scope.
It limits unauthorized or risky behavior.
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