Introducing LexiPoint

Government policy decisions need a governed layer

LexiPoint is the policy decision engine that sits between your workflow systems and the rules that drive them — every decision traceable to statute, every outcome auditable.

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Policy logic is buried in your systems

Eligibility rules, benefit calculations, compliance requirements — the logic that drives every government decision is scattered across workflows, custom code, and tribal knowledge. When a statute changes, no one can trace what breaks.

0%
Statute traceability in typical workflow tools
6–18mo
To implement a single policy change
3+
Systems touched per rule change

Audit Risk

When a benefits decision is challenged, can you show which statute authorized it? Most agencies can't — the logic is embedded in custom code, workflow rules, and institutional memory.

Compliance Exposure

OMB M-24-10 and Colorado SB24-205 require explainability for automated decisions. Policy logic scattered across systems makes compliance nearly impossible to prove.

Change Velocity

A single policy update touches intake forms, automation logic, validation rules, and downstream reports. Impact analysis is guesswork. Testing is manual. Deployment takes months instead of days.

No Single Source of Truth

Policy staff maintain rules in documents. Developers translate to code. Neither can verify the other's work. Drift is inevitable and invisible until something breaks.

Decision logic is scattered everywhere

Policy rules live fragmented across intake systems, automation layers, and case management — with no unifying view, no audit trail, and no way to model change.

Intake System
Benefits Portal
Age check Residency Validation rules
Automation Layer
Flows & Apex
Income calc IF/THEN chains Eligibility Hard-coded
Case Management
Worker Queue
Review logic Manual checks Status rules

The result: When a caseworker denies a benefits application, no one can trace that decision back to the statute that authorized it. When the statute changes, no one knows which rules in which systems are affected.

A new layer in the stack

LexiPoint introduces a governed policy decision layer between your workflow systems and the rules that drive them. Deployable to any cloud or on-premise environment. Traceable to statute.

User Experience
Agency portals, staff interfaces, public-facing applications
Existing
Automation
Business rules engines, automation middleware, integration layers
Existing
LexiPoint Policy Decision Layer
Statute-backed rules, immutable audit trail, impact analysis, real-time evaluation
New Layer
Data Layer
Application data, case files, decision records, audit history
Existing
Platform Infrastructure
Security, APIs, platform events, cloud or on-premise infrastructure
Existing

Policy logic deserves its own layer

LexiPoint doesn't replace your systems. It gives every decision made by those systems a governed foundation — traceable, auditable, and changeable.

Statute-Backed Decisions

Every rule links to a specific legal citation. When a decision is challenged, the full chain from outcome to statute is one click away. No more "check with the developer who built it."

Immutable Audit Trail

Complete rule-by-rule trace for every decision: which rules fired, what inputs were used, what the outcome was, and the legal basis for each step. Meets Mathews v. Eldridge due process requirements.

Impact Analysis

Before deploying a rule change, model it against your entire population. See exactly who is affected, by how much, and whether the change introduces unintended consequences.

Real-Time Evaluation

Sub-second policy evaluation at the moment of submission. Downstream systems react instantly via platform events — no polling, no batch jobs, no waiting.

Human-in-the-Loop

LexiPoint knows which decisions require human review and why. Complex cases are flagged with full context — the caseworker sees the engine's reasoning, not just a queue item.

Infrastructure Agnostic

The core decision engine has zero cloud vendor dependencies. Deploy on your existing stack today, move to Azure Government or AWS GovCloud tomorrow — configuration, not a rewrite.

OMB M-24-10 Compliant
Colorado SB24-205 Ready
Mathews v. Eldridge Due Process
FedRAMP Architecture

See it work end-to-end

You're about to see three systems interact in real time. An applicant submits a benefits application, LexiPoint evaluates 36 policy rules in milliseconds, and the results flow to every downstream system — live.

Surface 1
Benefits Portal
Government intake system where the applicant submits their case
Surface 2 — LexiPoint
LexiPoint Admin
Policy management, audit trail, and decision traceability — the governed layer
Surface 3
Case Worker Queue
Downstream workflow where flagged cases appear with full decision rationale
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