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Can a task pack include the policies, tolerances and approval limits that govern a fix?

Explains how policy content can be generated with each case so that a correct resolution depends on rules the agent must read and apply, not on guesswork.

**Can policies be part of a task pack?**

Yes. A task pack could include policy documents or structured policy records alongside each case, and the correct resolution can depend on them.

**What kinds of rules can they express?**

- **Tolerance.** Differences under a set amount may be cleared with a reason code. - **Authoritative source.** One system wins for a given field. - **Approval limits.** Adjustments above a threshold need a named role to approve. - **Cut-offs.** A transaction after a daily cut-off belongs to the next period. - **Prohibited actions.** Some records must not be edited, only reversed.

**Why does this matter for evaluation?**

Without policy, a mismatch becomes arithmetic. With policy, two cases with the same gap can have different correct answers, so an agent that pattern-matches on the amount will fail some of them.

**Can policies vary between cases?**

A buyer can ask for policy variants, for example a stricter limit or a different authoritative source, to test whether the agent reads the rule instead of memorising one.

**Are these real company policies?**

No. They are generated, informed by how businesses operate. Check them against your own domain and review them for realism before use.

Policies make the same numeric gap correct to adjust in one case and wrong to touch in another, which is how real work behaves.

Audience:
Evaluation teams
Content type:
FAQ
Buyer question:
What can be generated

Content release: r-a220eb6e099b243b

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