Close evidence
Inspect the source snapshot, content hash, and verification model in detail.
Sebastian's governed finance data architecture separates shared identity from workspace-scoped finance records, preserves selected sensitive fields with workspace-specific encryption, versions close evidence, and persists agent execution across human approval interrupts.
Close evidence snapshots can retain the query parameters, control totals, row count, canonical content, and SHA-256 digest needed to identify the source used by a review. A later verification recomputes the digest on the server.
The finance agent data layer persists conversation and execution state outside the HTTP request. Designated write tools can interrupt for human approval and resume afterward, keeping the proposed input and resulting record in one durable workflow while supporting accounting data security.
Each tenant receives a workspace-specific Postgres schema for its business data.
tenant boundaryGlobal user identity and workspace membership live in a separate system catalog.
identity · membershipRow-level security applies to user-private records inside the workspace data model.
scoped accessAgent messages, checkpoints, memory, filenames, and connector credentials use per-workspace AES-256-GCM keys.
selected fieldsClose source snapshots retain provenance, control totals, row counts, and content verification.
verifiableA live NetSuite mirror, full-ledger sync, drift service, and ERP write-back are not represented as shipped capabilities.
implementation gateInspect the source snapshot, content hash, and verification model in detail.
See how a designated agent write pauses for approval and enters pending review.
Test content integrity with a worked canonical-payload and digest example.
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