Boss Loops is open core — inspect and self-host the Apache-2.0 engine, or run governed decisions on Boss Loops Cloud.
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Use cases
Boss Loops governs consequential transitions — procurement exceptions, quality release, incident response, forecast overrides, and GTM approvals. These are operational decisions with real exposure, not generic onboarding pipelines. Formal regulation may add attestations on top (SOX, Vault exports, GRC programs); Boss Loops is the governance layer that makes the decision itself defensible.
Six published, versioned decision systems — install, connect, test, and publish instead of modeling governance from a blank page. Each ships with its participants, evidence requirements, and policy shape already defined.
Reviews supplier invoices with Claude, routes high-value or exception cases for Slack approval, and publishes evidence to Google Docs.
Classifies return requests, recommends disposition (refund, replace, deny), and routes edge cases for review.
Reviews competitive pricing and margin guardrails before promotional or list-price changes go live.
Combines historical sales, seasonality, and external signals into a forecast with human approval.
Evaluates stock levels and supplier lead times to recommend replenishment before stockouts.
Monitors supplier health, compliance signals, and delivery performance to flag risk before disruption.
Every decision system connects to your operational data through the Boss Loops REST API today; native NetSuite and Shopify connectors are on the roadmap. Approvals and escalations deliver over Slack now, with Teams patterns documented.
Event-driven loops where a wrong commit costs money, reputation, or continuity — governed before your workflow engine executes.
Invoice settlement governance — Alpine supplier invoice (INV-2026-009082). Govern state transitions, exceptions, and overrides with a Decision Record, not a linear routing rule.
Lot release governance — temperature excursion signals open an active loop; cleared-for-release requires multi-party evidence and strict guards.
Incident lifecycle governance — Sonar research, governed classification, human gates, then PagerDuty executes only after Boss Loops authorizes the transition.
Forecast exception governance — when model output crosses a threshold, open a loop with frozen semantic evidence before downstream replenishment workflows run.
GTM teams need governance between models, Slack, and CRM — not another automation sequence.
Provider scores lead → Slack Channel → human SDR → CRM Integration.
AI drafts in Google Docs → Slack approvals → Salesforce advances.
Outbound copy → brand guards → Slack review → MAP executes.
Sheets staging → finance Slack approval → gated apply + CRM sync.
Work surface + decision surface with governed apply.
Temporal or Salesforce execution after Boss Loops governs transitions.
Stewardship programs
Perplexity proposes. Boss Loops governs. PagerDuty executes. Composable with the attestations and retention programs you already run — not a replacement for Vault, GRC, or SOX workflow tooling.