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Nothing yet. Events appear here as your agents read and act. Connect your first agent.
Read the newest 500 holds on file; only the ones still open are listed, and there may be more.
Nothing is waiting on a person right now. Choose who gets asked.
This releases only the ones you checked above — every one still gets its own check; an item addressed to a named approver still needs that person's own link.
A scope is one kind of action with a named person who decides it. Each scope past five is $30 a month or $300 a year.
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This asks your door as a stranger's agent would, within a small test allowance. It gets an outcome, never a ticket.
Decided-hold entries are listed here on Record; every other event still shows.
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Every event, every piece of evidence, every decision — one JSON file, generated fresh.
Every agent's every act on your books — what it asked, what it rested on, who allowed it, and what happened.
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| Asked | Kind | Caller | Fact | Decided by | Status | Outcome | Resource |
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This page's own scan stopped at its own row ceiling before it could prove every matching row was found — narrow the filter above for a provably complete list.
Both downloads reflect the filters above. A business, an auditor or a counterparty can verify the JSON is exactly what Ogen signed — no Ogen credential needed, see how to verify.
Only an owner can see or change these.
An IANA name, such as “America/New_York” or “Asia/Jerusalem”.
When your systems agree and the amount is under the limit you set, the action goes ahead without asking anyone. When they disagree, a person always decides, whatever the amount.
The limit is compared with that one argument, in your own unit — cents or dollars is yours. The release ticket still covers every argument.
Each action goes ahead without a person up to 20 times a day, or the count you set, up to 200. Past that, and for the same request asked again the same day, a person decides. Ogen keeps no amount, so the most that goes out in a day is your limit times your count.
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