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Codifying your business

Codify strategy, roles, workflows, controls and proof

Automated Governance Systems (AGS) uses codification to make operations runnable, reviewable, and improvable. This guide walks through the AGS Codification Framework, the ITIL and COBIT foundations behind it, an Operational Processes Framework (OPF), and an Automated Process Intelligence Platform (APIP) — with step-by-step instructions you can apply to any function or service.

AGS Codification Framework

Codification turns tacit know-how into a runnable operating system: every process has a named owner, a machine-readable workflow, controls that produce evidence, and KPIs that prove it works. AGS applies this so leaders can govern with data rather than anecdote.

Six-step method

Interactive checklist

Track your progress and capture evidence per step. Saved locally in this browser.

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Core artefacts

Strategy card

One page linking the process to a business outcome, a customer promise, and 2–4 KPIs.

Control matrix

Risks, controls, evidence, control owner, and testing cadence — mapped to the frameworks you must comply with.

Runnable workflow

The end-to-end steps with forms, assignees, SLAs, and machine-readable triggers.

Proof pack

Audit-ready log of who did what, when, with which evidence — automatically generated by the platform.

Bringing it together

Use COBIT to choose what to govern, ITIL to structure how services deliver value, an OPF to make execution runnable across the business, and an APIP to keep it honest with live data. AGS Codification is the connective tissue: one shared model of strategy, ownership, workflows, controls, and proof — ready for ALFI and EDIE to reason over, automate, and improve.

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