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Can a release include the delegation matrix and policy text?

Yes, a release can include a generated delegation matrix and policy documents, versioned and linked to decisions so buyers can test whether an agent applied the correct rule.

**Yes, a release can include both, and buyers often find them the most useful part.**

**Delegation matrix.** A table with role, product, amount band, whether exceptions are permitted and who receives an escalation. Rows can carry effective dates, so a case decided in one period is judged against the limits that applied then.

**Policy text.** Short generated documents covering escalation triggers, required evidence, conditions a senior reviewer may attach, and timing expectations inside the case. Each document can have an identifier such as `POL-0071` and a version, and decisions can cite it.

**Why it helps.** With rules in the release, a task pack can ask an agent to retrieve the right provision and apply it. A grader can then check not only the outcome but whether the cited rule was the current one.

**Limits to state in your listing.**

- The matrix and policies are generated for the dataset. They are not any real organisation's policy and should not be treated as a template for compliance. - Wording is plausible but should be inspected for internal consistency. - Which products, roles and policy depth are included is scoped in a pilot.

Ask for the matrix and two or three policy documents in a sample so you can check them against the case records.

Including rules alongside records lets buyers test rule application and retrieval, not just pattern matching on outcomes.

Audience:
Licensed resellers
Content type:
FAQ
Buyer question:
What can be generated

Content release: r-a220eb6e099b243b

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