Semantic transaction correctness
Let agents transact.
Keep intent intact.
Agent Transaction QA checks the exact final B2B software transaction against the human request before it executes.

Permission says an agent can act.
Correctness asks whether it should.
The gap
Authorized is not the same as right.
An agent can have permission to buy software and still produce a transaction that breaks the original commercial intent.

A plausible failure, caught before charge
“Buy 20 API credits for the launch. One-time purchase.”
The transaction is authorized. It is not semantically correct. That distinction is where a preventable support, finance, or trust incident begins.
See the control pointWhat gets checked
A second set of eyes for the final state.
The control sits between mandate and execution. It does not replace your payment processor, authorization layer, or policy engine.
Transaction review
TXN-8F24A7
threshold 0.60
One-time purchase becomes recurring
Approved vendor is silently substituted
Price or quantity drifts at checkout
Method / 03 steps
The decision is explainable.
Every result should tell your team what changed, what rule applied, and what to do next.
Read the original request
Capture what the person actually asked for, including quantity, vendor, price, term, and timing.
Inspect the final state
Compare the agent’s proposed checkout against its mandate, applicable policies, and the exact commercial terms.
Return a reasoned gate
PASS, REVIEW, or BLOCK with the detected mismatch, a risk score, and an audit record your team can act on.
Intent / mandate / final stateThe distinction
Three sources. One accountable decision.
Agent Transaction QA keeps the human request, the agent’s authority, and the exact checkout state in view at the same time.
Initial validation wedge: B2B software procurement, API credits, seats, subscriptions, renewals, and vendor purchases.
Design partner conversations
Bring the transaction you do not want to explain later.
We are validating the problem with AI-agent platforms moving from recommendation to autonomous checkout.
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