DELIVERY EXAMPLES

What a bounded DDAI engagement looks like.

The six examples below show the shape of delivery artefacts that can support a real decision. They are not customer case studies, named-client claims or evidence that a particular result has already been achieved.

Opportunity prioritisation matrix

Illustrative DDAI delivery artefact. Synthetic example. Not client work.

Purpose: Compare a bounded set of use cases before investment or delivery starts.
Illustrative contents: Intended purpose, accountable owner, user need, expected value, feasibility, impact, dependencies, evidence readiness and recommendation.
Decision supported: Pilot, procure, investigate, defer or stop.

System-and-dependency map

Illustrative DDAI delivery artefact. Synthetic example. Not client work.

Purpose: Make the operating boundary visible before a pilot or assurance review.
Illustrative contents: Users, data sources, models, suppliers, tools, identity paths, external actions, authoritative systems and material failure points.
Decision supported: Approve the boundary, reduce dependencies, add controls or redesign the workflow.

Human-oversight decision table

Illustrative DDAI delivery artefact. Synthetic example. Not client work.

Purpose: Connect each system action to accountable authority and a proportionate review requirement.
Illustrative contents: Action, consequence, reversibility, permission, approval threshold, reviewer, escalation route, prohibited state and execution evidence.
Decision supported: Automate, notify, review after execution, approve before execution or prohibit.

Evaluation and acceptance plan

Illustrative DDAI delivery artefact. Synthetic example. Not client work.

Purpose: Define what the complete workflow must demonstrate before a deployment decision.
Illustrative contents: Use cases, datasets, scenarios, acceptance thresholds, failure tests, human-review checks, evidence requirements, owners and residual limitations.
Decision supported: Accept, remediate, narrow the intended purpose, repeat testing or stop.

Supplier-evidence gap register

Illustrative DDAI delivery artefact. Synthetic example. Not client work.

Purpose: Separate verified supplier evidence from assertions, planned controls and missing material.
Illustrative contents: Buyer question, requested evidence, supplier response, verification status, gap, owner, due date, contract relevance and remediation action.
Decision supported: Accept the evidence, seek clarification, add a contractual obligation, narrow the claim or reject.

Evidence-baseline summary

Illustrative DDAI delivery artefact. Synthetic example. Not client work.

Purpose: Give reviewers a bounded record of the system state and the basis for an operating decision.
Illustrative contents: System identity, intended purpose, owners, dependencies, controls, evaluations, approvals, limitations, incidents, review cadence and successor record.
Decision supported: Approve operation, require remediation, schedule reassessment or withdraw approval.

Bring the real decision, not a fictional demonstration.

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