Incoming message received
The channel, thread and routing context can be attached when a message enters the workspace.
Enabled workflow events can be recorded with available message, reviewer, rule, channel and timestamp context, subject to workspace configuration, plan capabilities and provider support.
Illustrative event categories, subject to enabled workflow features.
Audit history is designed to make message workflows reviewable. The exact record depends on enabled workflow features, workspace configuration, plan capabilities and channel or provider support. Typical audit events may include the following.
The channel, thread and routing context can be attached when a message enters the workspace.
Draft creation is kept separate from human decisions so reviewers can understand what the AI produced.
Sensitive drafts can be routed to a reviewer with the channel and workflow context needed for review.
The decision state, reviewer and timestamp help teams reconstruct how a message was handled.
Automated actions are tied to the configured rule and guardrail that allowed the workflow to proceed, where applicable.
Delivery and channel events are recorded where supported by the connected provider.
Built to support control evidence. Audit history can support accountability, operational review, security evidence and reviewer attribution, but it does not replace customer recordkeeping, retention, legal hold or compliance obligations.
The value is not only that an event happened. It is that AI assistance, human or rule decisions, delivery outcomes and audit metadata stay connected without turning metadata into workflow steps.
The customer, workplace or internal channel identifies where the message entered the workflow.
AI-generated drafts, summaries or assistant outputs can be recorded separately from final delivery decisions where enabled.
Where review is required, reviewer approval, rejection or edit context can explain the human decision. Verbum Automate rule execution remains a separate event type when enabled.
Time context and the final send, hold or delivery outcome can be attached when the channel and provider support the event. Delivery and channel events are recorded where supported by the connected provider.
Enabled events can retain available workspace, user, reviewer or rule context so teams can review workflow history later.
Teams can see whether a human reviewer or configured Verbum Automate rule allowed a message to move forward.
Traceable history can support security questionnaires, control review and qualified procurement conversations.
Managers can review how approval rules, channels and reviewers are being used across recurring workflows.
Reviewable event history helps teams understand what was drafted, approved, sent or held when a conversation is questioned.
Traceable records can provide evidence support for teams that need documented message controls while remaining responsible for their own obligations.
When a message is drafted by AI, that draft event is separate from the final decision. In Verbum Assist mode, human review is attributed to the reviewer when required. In Verbum Automate mode, automated actions are tied to the configured rule and guardrail that allowed the action.
These event types are linked but distinct when enabled, helping teams understand what the AI produced, what a human decided and what a rule allowed. Accountability stays visible without treating audit history as a substitute for a customer's compliance program.
Context, intent and risk signals remain distinct from customer-facing actions where enabled
Draft generated · context reference · timestamp where enabled
Approval accepted or rejected · reviewer · timestamp where review is required
Configured rule applied · guardrail matched · action timestamp where enabled
Approval requests, acceptances, rejections and escalations become reviewable workflow events.
Review resourceSecurity resources explain how traceable history supports reviewable controls and evidence support.
Review resourceTrust resources explain how traceable history fits Verbum's governance and security posture.
Review resourceRequest security package context through a qualified review path when supporting evidence is needed.
Review resourceSecurity package requests route through contact with security context. Sensitive evidence may require qualified review or a confidentiality process.