Centinel connects every rule, treatment, exception and workflow to the entities, people and evidence it governs. That is the difference between a lookup table and a system an agent can be trusted with.
A rule alone breaks on the first novel invoice. With the reasoning behind it, an agent can handle cases it has never seen. With the exceptions, it knows when to stop. With the evidence, your auditor can verify all of it.
Most of this knowledge exists nowhere today—it lives in people’s heads, old emails and call notes. Centinel is the first place it gets written down.
Everything the Constitution holds does one of three jobs: it encodes judgment, describes how work is applied, or provides the context both depend on.
Every knowledge type is scored against the money it governs. Explained means the Constitution can resolve the treatment; confirmed means your team has validated it. The gap between the two is your review queue—ranked by materiality.
See how Centinel captures it—without a questionnaire.