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Concept

Architecture and Security

The trust the AI needs to act on a large operation doesn't come from a well-written prompt, it comes from the infrastructure. CWS Platform governs by architecture: the Commerce Rules Engine blocks what isn't allowed, before it happens.

The layers

Deterministic Core

The Rules-Based Commerce Engine that executes every rule by code, at zero inference cost. It's the governed foundation everything runs on.

AI Agents with Business Guardrails

They consume the Core via MCP (Model Context Protocol), under the same rules as human sellers. They interpret intent, never invent a rule.

Marketplace and network

Multi-seller, buybox and split, with anti-disintermediation. The network operates within the same governance as the Core.

Intelligence and Data

The Analytics Hub and the data dimensions that turn operation into decision. Information to govern with, not just to report.

Autonomy Gradient

AI governance by infrastructure, not by prompt. Every agent action falls into one of three zones:

Infrastructure and security

The platform runs on AWS cloud, with a microservices architecture, and treats privacy and data protection as a baseline requirement, with native LGPD and GDPR. Access governance and the audit trail follow every decision on price, credit and order.

Frequently asked questions

Does CWS Platform replace the ERP?

No. It's an orchestration layer over the ERP, integrated through APIs and webhooks. The ERP remains the vault for the data; CWS Platform is the commercial manager that governs the negotiation. Publicly associated integrations include SAP, TOTVS, Senior and Sankhya.

Where does the data live and how is it protected?

The platform runs on AWS cloud, with a microservices architecture, and treats privacy and data protection as a baseline requirement, with native LGPD and GDPR. Access governance and the audit trail follow every decision on price, credit and order.

How is the AI prevented from acting outside what was agreed?

By infrastructure, not by prompt. Every agent action falls into the Autonomy Gradient: green (executes on its own, low risk), yellow (proposes, human confirms) or red (never acts, escalates to the human), under the Business Guardrails of the Commerce Rules Engine.