LensReading which lens this session carries.
IT2C-1006In flightmedium materiality

Access request at duty check

Sofia Brennan

Information Technology · Identity & Access · IT2C Privileged Access Request

$59k

value

87%

confidence

31

people affected

2h 56m

age

4h 32m

sla

43%

progress

Currently held by

IT spine

Running in the shared AI GBS spine

Raised by

Anika Haddad

Requester of record

At station

Duty check

AI GBS layer · station 3 of 7

Where this train is on the line

IT2CPrivileged Access RequestTransactional · 7 stations

Request

40 q

Justify

6 q

Duty check

1 live

Owner approve

3 q

Grant time-boxed

25 q

Auto-revoke

28 q

Log

24 q

Evidence trail

Every station this unit has passed, who acted, and what they left behind

This is the readable trail.

  1. Cleared request

    -176m

    Joiner Provisioning Agent

    Inputs, rule version and output hash written to the evidence log

  2. Cleared justify

    -117m

    Mover Adjustment Agent

    Inputs, rule version and output hash written to the evidence log

  3. Holding at duty check

    -59m

    Joiner Provisioning Agent

    Spine control pack posted, three-way evidence attached

What happens next

The next station and its rule

Owner approve

run by Director, Identity & Access Management · Policy layer

Held for a named human when the unit exceeds the access request decision envelope, when confidence falls below the floor, or when a policy clause is engaged.

approver Director, Identity & Access Management

Why the signal is what it is

Derived from time against commitment, not from the state

Green. This item is still inside the time it was committed to, and it is not close enough to that line for its materiality to pull it forward. Green says nothing about who holds it: an item can be green and sitting with a person.

clock 2h 56m against a commitment of 4h 32m · 65% of the time used
materiality medium · blast radius 31 records or people downstream
state in-flight — held separately, and deliberately not part of this reading