Skip to main contentThis page defines key terminology used throughout Veratrace documentation.
Last verified: 2025-12-26
Core Terms
Instance
A multi-tenant configuration container. Each instance has its own isolated data (users, TWU models, agents, integrations) and AWS Cognito authentication.
Fields: id, userPoolId, clientId, region
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Instance)
TWU Model
A Trusted Work Unit Model defines the structure for work operations. It specifies entities, actions, events, and outcomes that describe how work is performed.
Statuses: DRAFT, PUBLISHED, ARCHIVED
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Agent
An agent represents either an AI or human performer of work operations. Agents have types (AI/HUMAN) and optional capabilities.
Types: AI, HUMAN
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Agent)
Integration
A connection to an external system for evidence ingestion and data synchronization. Veratrace supports integration types across contact centers, CRM, AI agents, BPO, IDP/HR, policy engines, data systems, finance, and observability platforms.
Statuses: active, inactive, connecting, error
Supported Types:
- Contact Center/CX: AMAZON_CONNECT, GENESYS_CLOUD, FIVE9, NICE_CXONE, ZENDESK, SERVICENOW_CSM, SALESFORCE_SERVICE_CLOUD
- CRM/Sales: SALESFORCE, HUBSPOT, MICROSOFT_DYNAMICS, OUTREACH, SALESLOFT, APOLLO
- AI Agents: INTERCOM_FIN, ZENDESK_AI, SALESFORCE_EINSTEIN, MICROSOFT_COPILOT, LANGCHAIN, LLAMAINDEX, POLYAI, KORE_AI, COGNIGY
- BPO: TELEPERFORMANCE, CONCENTRIX, FOUNDEVER, TTEC, GENPACT, ACCENTURE_OPS
- IDP/HR: OKTA, AZURE_AD, PING_IDENTITY, WORKDAY, NICE_WFM, VERINT
- Policy: OPEN_POLICY_AGENT, CEDAR, ZANZIBAR
- Data/Documents: AWS_S3, GOOGLE_CLOUD_STORAGE, AZURE_BLOB, SHAREPOINT, GOOGLE_DRIVE, SNOWFLAKE, BIGQUERY, COLLIBRA, ALATION
- Finance: COUPA, SAP_ARIBA, NETSUITE, STRIPE, AWS_BILLING, OPENAI_USAGE
- Observability: SPLUNK, DATADOG, ELASTIC, NEW_RELIC, MICROSOFT_SENTINEL
- Legacy: MONDAY_COM
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Integration)
Work Ledger Entry
A record of a TWU execution or work operation. Each entry tracks execution status, policy compliance, actor types (AI/HUMAN), cost, time, and related entities.
Policy Statuses: compliant, non_compliant, review_required
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
User
A user account within an instance. Users have usernames, emails, names, and can be enabled or disabled.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (User)
TWU Model Components
Entity
Objects that work operates on. Entities define the data structure for work operations.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Action
Operations performed on entities. Actions define what work can be done.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Event
State changes or occurrences. Events track what happens during work execution.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Outcome
Results with expressions. Outcomes define how to compute results from work operations.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Agent Capabilities
Capabilities vary by agent type. AI agents may support model-based capabilities, and human agents may have role-specific capabilities. The capability structure and available options should be verified against the agent type definitions.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Agent)
Roles
Administrator
Full access to all features and settings (24 permissions in mock data).
Source: Feature Inventory - User Roles and Permissions (mock data)
Manager
Access to management features and reporting (16 permissions in mock data).
Source: Feature Inventory - User Roles and Permissions (mock data)
Viewer
Read-only access to reports and dashboards (8 permissions in mock data).
Source: Feature Inventory - User Roles and Permissions (mock data)
Editor
Can create and edit content, but cannot delete (12 permissions in mock data).
Source: Feature Inventory - User Roles and Permissions (mock data)
Glossary
This glossary provides concise definitions of key Veratrace terms derived from core objects and system behavior.
Active Time
The duration in seconds that a work operation was actively performed. Tracked in work ledger entries.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Actor
An entity that performs work operations. Can be AI, HUMAN, or HYBRID (both). Tracked in work ledger entries.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Agent Type
Classification of an agent as either “AI” or “HUMAN”. Determines available configuration options.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Agent)
Archive
Status for TWU models that are no longer active. Archived models cannot be modified or used for new work operations.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Capabilities
Skills or functions that an agent can perform. Structure and available capabilities vary by agent type and should be verified against agent type definitions.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Agent)
Client ID
AWS Cognito OIDC client identifier used for authentication. Part of instance configuration.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Instance)
Compliance Status
Policy compliance state of a work ledger entry. Values: “compliant”, “non_compliant”, “review_required”.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Cost
Monetary value associated with a work operation, tracked in dollars in work ledger entries.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Draft
Unpublished version of a TWU model. Drafts can be edited and then published to make them active.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Entity
Data structure that work operates on. Defined in TWU models as part of the model structure.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Health Check
Status verification for integrations. Includes isHealthy boolean, lastHealthCheck timestamp, and optional metrics.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Integration)
Instance
Multi-tenant configuration container. Each instance has isolated data (users, TWU models, agents, integrations) and AWS Cognito authentication.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Instance)
Integration Status
Operational state of an integration. Values: “active”, “inactive”, “connecting”, “error”.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Integration)
Integration Type
Category of external system being integrated. See the Integration section above for the complete list of supported types.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Integration)
Model Name
Identifier for the TWU model used in a work ledger entry. Links entries to their defining model.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Outcome Expression
Formula or expression that computes results from work operations. Defined in TWU model outcomes.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Policy Status
See Compliance Status.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Priority
Agent priority level: “high”, “medium”, or “low”. Used for agent management and routing.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Agent)
Publish
Action that makes a draft TWU model version active and available for use in work operations.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Human-readable name or description of the entity associated with a work ledger entry.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)
Temporary Password
Initial password set for new users. Users must change this password on first login.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (User)
User Pool ID
AWS Cognito User Pool identifier in format region_xxxxxxxx. Part of instance configuration.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Instance)
Version
Numeric identifier for a TWU model version. Models can have multiple versions, with one published version active at a time.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (TWU Model)
Work Ledger Entry
Record of a TWU execution or work operation. Tracks execution status, policy compliance, actors, cost, time, and related entities.
Source: Feature Inventory - Core Objects (Work Ledger Entry)