Governance
Understand how BlazeXL manages access control, versioning, audit records, and execution policy for business logic.
Governance
BlazeXL applies governance to the logic itself, not just to the underlying data. That helps teams control who can run logic, which version is active, and how executions are recorded.
Core responsibilities
1. Access control
Teams can control who is allowed to create, edit, publish, and run specific logic. BlazeXL integrates with identity and access systems so permissions can match organizational roles.
2. Versioning
Saved logic is versioned so teams can review changes and rerun prior versions when needed. This helps support controlled releases and repeatable analysis.
3. Audit records
Executions and logic changes are recorded so teams can trace which version ran, who triggered it, and when it happened.
4. Execution policy
BlazeXL enforces execution constraints before logic runs, including approved libraries, isolation, and restricted network behavior where applicable.
Security controls
- Approved dependencies: Logic runs with controlled library availability.
- Isolation: Runs execute in a restricted environment.
- Encryption: Data in transit and stored records are protected with standard encryption controls.
Why this matters
Without logic governance, business decisions often depend on calculations that are difficult to review, reproduce, or reuse across systems. BlazeXL gives teams a way to manage business logic with clearer ownership, stronger controls, and better auditability.