Not review-everything bureaucracy. Pulse installs human validation gates at the specific decisions that carry consequence — each with a named owner, each reversible, each recorded. The gate that never fires is ceremony; the gate that always fires is a bottleneck. We tune for the ones that matter.
The owner can halt the process and the halt takes effect — not a rubber stamp on a decision already shipped.
The owner can establish what the system did and on what basis. The record is at their fingertips at the moment of decision.
No one can override without assuming the accountability. The gate has a name against it, and the name means something.
The tempo permits real consideration, not the performance of it. A gate under impossible pace is a liability, not a control.
A named owner without power
is a liability sink.
Pulse builds the four conditions into the office, not the person.
The assessment surfaces the consequential calls in your AI adoption that currently have no accountable owner.