Use Cases
Many industries. One accountability model.
Where an action can be appealed, audited, or litigated, the question is never which model produced it. It is whose authority stood behind it.
Many industries, one accountability model
Fig. IND-06
Where the pressure originates
I1
Licensure
Clinicians, adjusters, underwriters, engineers.
I2
Regulation
EU AI Act, sector supervisors, examiners.
I3
Litigation
Actions that can be appealed or discovered.
The invariant
Q
Whose authority stood behind the action?
The answer never depends on which model produced it.
Industries
Named directives, industry by industry.
Each page maps real workflows to the Orcher components that govern them, and states where liability actually lands.
01
Healthcare
Clinical authority cannot be delegated to a process.
02
Insurance
Every adjudication is a decision someone must own.
03
Banking & Financial Services
Supervised institutions need evidence, not dashboards.
04
Retail
Margin decisions at machine speed still need an owner.
05
Manufacturing
Physical consequence closes the loop on digital authority.
06
Government & Public Sector
Public decisions must be explainable to the public.
07
Telecommunications
Network authority at carrier scale.
08
Energy & Utilities
Reliability standards do not recognize autonomous intent.
09
Life Sciences & Pharma
Validated systems demand verifiable authority.
10
Automotive
Engineering decisions that reach a vehicle need a signature.
11
Logistics & Transportation
Commitments made by agents bind the carrier.
12
Legal Services
Professional responsibility is not delegable to a model.
13
Real Estate & Construction
Approvals that move money need traceable authority.
14
Education
Decisions about students require an accountable educator.
15
Military & Defense
Command authority, enforced at execution.
Your industry, your directive, your role model.
We will map one of your workflows to the seven components before you commit to anything.