Definition
An interaction path is the route through which automated actions propagate across services and infrastructure. A single action may trigger multiple downstream interactions.
Why It Matters
Understanding interaction paths helps teams identify hidden dependencies, trust boundaries, and operational risk created by automation.
Example
A single user request triggers an AI workflow, which calls a CRM API, writes to storage, opens a ticket, and sends a notification.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is the route an automated action follows across systems.
Because risk often emerges from propagation across services.
By tracing dependencies and execution flows.
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