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Controls Merchant policy enforcement
Evaluate proposed actions against pricing, inventory, eligibility, and commercial rules.
Blueprint use case Enterprise pattern
Agentic commerce controls
Enable AI-assisted commerce and negotiation while keeping price, inventory, policy, and approval authority under merchant control.
Scoped enterprise engagement · Suggested model mix: Approved commerce models, QGI Fusion, QGI Symbolic, governed agents, product truth, and enterprise memory.
What it is
Commerce agents can recommend, negotiate, or transact outside merchant policy when commercial limits and approval boundaries exist only in prose or disconnected systems. QGI approaches this as a governed application pattern rather than a standalone point solution.
Designed for Checkout, procurement, and merchant operations.
Capabilities
Built around the work—not the demo.
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Agents Protocol-aware orchestration
Coordinate approved commerce tools and protocols without giving agents unrestricted authority.
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Governance Approval by impact
Allow bounded actions and escalate exceptions, material concessions, or high-risk transactions.
How it works
One governed path.
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Model commercial authority
Define products, prices, inventory, policies, negotiation limits, and approval thresholds.
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Evaluate each proposed action
Check agent requests against current merchant truth before a tool or transaction is authorized.
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Record and reconcile
Preserve proposals, approvals, tool calls, and outcomes for operations and dispute review.
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