Decision Routing
Decision routing is the process of sending evaluated decisions into execution systems.
Definition
Core meaning
Decision routing is the process of sending evaluated decisions into execution systems.
Operational view
What it controls
Routing determines where a decision goes, which system receives it, and how that action is initiated in production.
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Why it matters
Without decision routing, evaluation stops short of execution and the system never closes the loop.
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