DNACTION CAPABILITY LAB / INTERACTIVE EXAMPLES
Experience the logic.
See the next step.
Two small, working demonstrations of how we make operational decisions visible. All records are fictional. These examples run in your browser and do not change a live system.
- Inspect the evidenceRead the count or approval request.
- Choose a next actionResolve a discrepancy or route a decision.
- Review the resultSee what changes and what stays open.
01 / INVENTORY EXCEPTION REVIEW
A difference needs
a decision.
Enter a physical quantity. The example calculates the variance and separates a matching count from an exception that needs investigation.
SYNTHETIC RECORD / BOLT-014
Count the item.
Review the difference.
A source record shows 120 units on hand. Enter the physical count below. A variance is a reason to investigate; it does not automatically justify changing stock.
Illustrative logic · No inventory adjustment · No data upload- Source on hand
- 120 EA
- Physical count
- —
- Variance
- —
Make the difference visible.
Review a count to see the result and suggested next action.
02 / APPROVAL WORKFLOW
Keep decisions
and ownership together.
Simulate a request moving from draft to review. Return it for clarification or approve it, with a visible record of each action.
FICTIONAL REQUEST / REQ-028
Standardize “Each” to “EA”.
The sample rule applies to one reviewed item file. The requester asks for approval before preparing the output.
- Requester
- Sample operations owner
- Reviewer
- Sample data owner
- Scope
- One field in a fictional source file
You are simulating both roles. This demonstrates workflow behavior; it is not an authentication or permission test.
A note is required to approve or return the request. Maximum 300 characters.
CURRENT STATE
Draft
The requester can submit this draft for review.
Activity record
- Draft createdSample requester · No external action
The record exists only in this page session. Reloading or resetting clears it. No data or message is sent.
FROM A DEMO TO YOUR WORKFLOW
The details make
the difference.
A real implementation needs agreed source rules, user roles, approvals, validation, recovery, and acceptance checks. We define those around the way your team operates.
Explore how these decisions become a scoped engagement, or bring us a workflow you want to improve.