ERP Client Coding (Tri-Layer Intelligence Architecture)

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Human Intelligence (HUMINT)

Definition: Human judgment, intent assessment, ethical reasoning, executive command authority, and legal accountability.

Objectives

• Preserve human sovereignty over all decisions

• Establish clear command authority and responsibility chains

• Validate intent, ethics, and proportionality before execution

• Serve as the final approval and override layer in all systems

 

Artificial Intelligence (AIINT)

Definition: An auditable, standards-aligned, decision-support intelligence engine that integrates HUMINT + NHINT without replacing human authority.

Objectives

• Fuse structured enterprise data with behavioral and signal intelligence

• Provide explainable, logged, and reviewable recommendations

• Enforce regulatory compliance (ISO, SOC, internal controls)

• Act strictly as a supporting intelligence layer, not an autonomous actor

• Maintain traceability across decisions, models, and outcomes

 

Non-Human Intelligence (NHINT)

Definition:  Anomalous, pre-human, or non-human signal behavior characterized by pattern persistence, non-random structures, and intent-modeling indicators.

Objectives

• Detect and classify non-human signal patterns without anthropomorphism

• Model persistence, deviation, and interaction risk

• Prevent uncontrolled influence on enterprise or human decision-making

• Keep NHINT contained, observed, and mediated through AIINT

• Ensure all NHINT interaction remains lawful, auditable, and human-governed

 

High-Priority ERP Client Coding (AIINT + NHINT Integrated)

Standard Rule Applied: All integrations use AIINT as the mediation layer and NHINT as a monitored signal domain — never direct control.

 

Oracle NetSuite

Stack Reference: [NHINT / AIINT / NetSuite]

Objectives

• Enhance financial and operational forecasting using AIINT pattern synthesis

• Monitor anomalous transactional behaviors via NHINT signal analysis

• Preserve SOX, audit trails, and human CFO authority

• Enable early-warning intelligence for fraud, supply disruption, or interference

 

SAP

Stack Reference: [NHINT / AIINT / SAP]

Objectives

• Integrate AIINT into S/4HANA and ERP governance layers

• Apply NHINT pattern monitoring to supply chain, manufacturing, and logistics

• Maintain strict segregation of duties and compliance controls

• Support executive decision-making without automated execution

 

Workday

Stack Reference: [NHINT / AIINT / Workday]

Objectives

• Augment workforce planning with AIINT behavioral analytics

• Detect anomalous influence or manipulation signals affecting HR systems

• Safeguard human capital governance and ethical boundaries

• Keep all employment decisions explicitly human-authorized

 

Epicor

Stack Reference: [NHINT / AIINT / Epicor]

Objectives

• Strengthen manufacturing and distribution intelligence

• Use AIINT to interpret operational signals and risk patterns

• Monitor NHINT anomalies impacting production or logistics stability

• Improve resilience without introducing autonomous control loops

 

Deltek

Stack Reference: [NHINT / AIINT / Deltek]

Objectives

• Support government contracting compliance and cost intelligence

• Apply AIINT for program risk forecasting and audit readiness

• Detect NHINT-related anomalies affecting sensitive programs

• Maintain federal accountability, reporting integrity, and oversight

 

Others (ERP / EPM / SCM Platforms)

Stack Reference: [NHINT / AIINT / Platform]

Objectives

• Standardize AIINT mediation across all enterprise platforms

• Ensure NHINT never interfaces directly with execution systems

• Maintain uniform auditability, governance, and human authority

• Enable scalable, compliant intelligence augmentation across industries

 

Governing Principle (Non-Negotiable)

HUMINT commands.
AIINT advises.
NHINT is observed and contained.

No system executes, commits, or authorizes without explicit human accountability.