Privi Agent Evidence Review · Illustrative example

What would an AI-agent evidence review look for?

This sample shows how a review can distinguish a logged authorization decision from evidence that an authorized action actually occurred. The example uses an entirely fictional invoice-processing agent and invented events.

Sample only. No real customer records were assessed. No live Privi Ledger receipt, production security assessment, compliance certification, or completed integration is represented here. The exact scope and deliverables of a paid review are agreed with the buyer first.

The synthetic workflow

Proposed agent action

An accounts-payable AI agent requests permission to change a supplier's payment details using an MCP tool.

Available fictional evidence

A decision log records a request, an ALLOW result and a tool-call timestamp. No execution-system acknowledgment is attached.

Question for the buyer

Can the team prove who requested the change, which policy allowed it and whether the payment system actually applied it?

Example review matrix

Control or evidence	Fictional finding	Review recommendation
Authenticated actor and tenant	Missing from exported log	Bind actor and tenant identifiers to each signed decision record
Policy version and approval	Only a text decision is stored	Record policy ID/version/digest and approval reference when required
Request integrity	No request digest	Hash a canonicalized request and bind it to the authorization record
Execution outcome	Tool response alone is ambiguous	Request a separate authenticated executor acknowledgment with outcome, timestamp and result digest
Replay and revocation	No documented check	Specify idempotency, signer trust, rotation and revocation handling

Questions a real review can answer

Which recorded events are only statements of intent or approval, and which have independently verifiable execution evidence?
What evidence is absent for deny, escalation, timeout, partial failure and retry cases?
Which artifacts can a buyer export for a downstream review, and what still relies on trust in the source system?

These are example review questions, not claims that any specific system is vulnerable. A paid engagement evaluates one mutually agreed workflow using materials the customer is authorized to provide.

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