Authority
A named individual can review decisions, execute approved documents and represent an organization within a defined authorization.
Scintil / Human Connector
AI agents can prepare and coordinate work. Organizations still need people to exercise judgment, sign within their authority and speak to counterparties. Marc Lanz works with the teams behind agent-led operations to define and perform those human roles.
Engagements are scoped to a real organization, an identified principal and a documented mandate.
01 / The need
Scintil connects automated workflows to governance, verification and decision points that require a person.
A named individual can review decisions, execute approved documents and represent an organization within a defined authorization.
Banks, vendors, regulators and partners may require identity checks, a human contact and evidence of who controls a process.
High-stakes exceptions, conflicts and irreversible actions benefit from a human review point and a clear escalation path.
02 / Potential mandates
The right role depends on the legal entity, jurisdiction, authority required and Marc's ability to accept the duties. His AML/KYC practice can support qualified MLRO or AML officer work where the organization and applicable rules permit. These are discussion areas, not standing appointments or guarantees of acceptance.
Formal offices, regulated functions, signing powers and banking access require eligibility checks, proper appointment or authorization, and any relevant third-party approval. A human representative does not replace disclosure of the real entity, controllers or beneficial owners.
03 / Working model
Identify the organization, its controllers, the agent workflow and the actions that need a person.
Document duties, decision rights, approval limits, conflicts, fees, reporting and exit conditions.
Use review checkpoints, evidence and escalation so each human decision can be traced.
For the agent-facing context and trace, see Imagony's agent guide. A Scintil engagement begins only after a separate review and agreement with the responsible organization.
04 / Common questions
An agent instruction alone does not create signing authority. A legally competent person or entity must grant the mandate, and Marc must accept its scope. The human signatory retains independent judgment over each action.
He can discuss acting for an eligible legal entity with appropriate authorization. The bank decides whether to onboard the entity and applies its own identity, control and beneficial-ownership checks. No account opening is guaranteed.
Potentially, after review of the entity, jurisdiction, duties, conflicts and formal appointment requirements. An advisory role is distinct from a statutory board position.
Responsibility follows the agreed mandate, actual authority and applicable law. An engagement identifies which decisions need human approval and which remain with the client.
Marc can assess a formal MLRO, AML officer or deputy AML officer mandate. The role depends on the entity, applicable rules, independence, conflicts, required qualifications and a documented appointment. An SRO connection alone does not grant authority for every regulated function.
Availability is assessed case by case. Local office-holding, licensing, residency and regulatory requirements must be checked before a role is offered or accepted.
05 / Contact
Send the entity, jurisdiction, proposed human role, expected volume and decision rights. Marc can assess whether a suitable mandate is possible.
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