5 example healthcare processes. Each is a governed graph: agents run the reversible steps, and the irreversible ones wait for the role that must sign. Import one and adapt it — your connectors, your signers, your time limits.
| Example | Steps | Gates | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider-credentialing Provider credentialing | 7 | 2 | JSON |
| Clinical-trial-ops Clinical trial operations | 6 | 1 | JSON |
| Pharmacovigilance Pharmacovigilance | 8 | 1 | JSON |
| Prior-authorization Prior authorization | 8 | 2 | JSON |
| Medical-coding Medical coding and RCM | 7 | 1 | JSON |
Granting or denying clinical privileges is a peer-review decision with patient-safety and legal weight, so the credentialing committee or medical director signs off before a provider is approved or denied.
Issuing an authorization decision — especially a denial — is a regulated adverse-benefit determination with appeal rights, so a clinician signs off before a denial or a limited approval is released.
A submitted claim is an attestation to a payer with False Claims Act exposure, so a certified coder signs off on ambiguous or high-value coding before the claim is released.