DIN CTRL: what people and AI agents actually did.
DIN CTRL is sold separately, and connects to VXCTRL when a customer has both. It keeps the evidence record: each entry says what happened, who or what recorded it, and what it rests on. Recording something here is not the same as it being true of the company. That takes an approval.
What you are looking atThe records behind the approval queue in the rest of the demo: five of them, with five different trust marks and five different fates. Under them, a link to DIN CTRL's own live demo at dinctrl.com, which runs on its own separate fictional company and opens in a tab of its own.
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What goes hereWho you are signed in as. The list runs from the group chief executive at GLOBAL down to a crew member, an AI ordering agent, a kitchen robot and a manager's laptop at NODE.
Who can change itIn the product, nobody: your session is issued to you at sign-in and carries exactly what you can see and manage. The switcher exists here only so you can stand in several places and compare.
What changing it doesEverything else on this page re-scopes. The tree and its counts, the fleet, the web estate, the policy table, the approval queue and the AI grants all narrow to what this member can see, and the actions narrow to what it can do. A robot or a laptop is scoped exactly the way a person is.
Why can I see this?You are Marguerite Ashdown, and you lead Orrinvale Dining Group (GLOBAL). You see 71 of 71 modelled members: your own node and everything below it. In the sample company's full count that is 2,471 stores and 91,829 people, AI agents and machines. Nothing sits above you or beside you: this is the top of the tree. You can manage members below GLOBAL, not other members at GLOBAL, and not yourself.
DIN CTRL
Sold separately · connects to VXCTRLThe evidence record: what people, AI agents and machines actually did, recorded with a trust mark on every entry. DIN CTRL is sold separately; when a customer has it, it connects to VXCTRL, and this pane shows what that looks like for Orrinvale Dining Group. These are the same records the Approvals tab cites. Recording one here is not the same as it being of-record, and this pane shows the difference on every row.
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What goes hereOne row per recorded observation: what happened, who or what recorded it,
the sources behind it, and the trust mark those sources support.
Who can change itWhoever is in the field. A record is a statement about the world, not a
change to the system of record.
What changing it doesNothing, on its own. Evidence only moves up through approval: a record
becomes of-record in VXCTRL when it is proposed and the gate passes it.
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What goes hereOne row per recorded observation: what happened, who or what recorded it, the sources behind it, and the trust mark those sources support.
Who can change itWhoever is in the field. A record is a statement about the world, not a change to the system of record.
What changing it doesNothing, on its own. Evidence only moves up through approval: a record becomes of-record in VXCTRL when it is proposed and the gate passes it.
Produce delivery counted in at Store 0412, Dallas
avocado_cases_received = 41
Recorded by Kofi Asante
- receiptedSigned delivery note DN-77812
- loggedWalk-in stock count, Kofi Asante
Cleaning cycle logged by Taco line robot TL-4 at Store 1103
tl4_clean_cycle = completed in 18m20s
Recorded by Taco line robot TL-4 · 1103
- loggedRobot TL-4 controller log, 18 minutes 20 seconds
Kiosk orders three short of the POS count at Store 2208
kiosk_order_gap = 3 orders
Recorded by Kiosk K3 · 2208
- inferredKiosk-to-POS reconciliation, 3 unmatched order windows
Allergen answer drafted by Ordering agent 3301, not yet reviewed
allergen_reply AR-4402 = drafted, unreviewed
Recorded by Ordering agent 3301
- needs-humanAI draft with no store manager counter-signature
Till count disagrees with the POS total at Store 0417, Fort Worth
till_variance = 62.40
Recorded by Bea Navarro
- receiptedCounted till, 1,418.60
- loggedPOS day total, 1,481.00
DIN CTRL's own live demo
It runs on its own fictional sample company, not Orrinvale Dining Group, so the records, people and numbers over there will not match the pane above, and nothing you do in it reaches this page. dinctrl.com does not allow its demo to be embedded in another site, so it opens in a tab of its own rather than inside this one.
DIN CTRL's own live demo opens in a new tabdinctrl.com→Why grade evidence instead of just storing it?
Because a fact backed by a signed receipt is a different thing from a fact backed by a log entry, which is a different thing again from a fact that was inferred. A system of record that flattens all three into "true" cannot answer the only question that matters afterwards: how do we know?
So the grade travels, and it changes what the gate does. Receipted and logged pass. Inferred passes only on an explicit promote-anyway, which puts the decision to trust something derived on the record as its own act. Two records in the demo above never pass at all: one needs a human because an AI drafted it and nobody counter-signed, and one is disputed because two cited sources contradict each other.
The grade is derived at the gate, from the sources. A client cannot declare its own. Try it on the Approvals tab and the attempt is refused and logged. That is what stops the evidence record from being a place where anything can be made official by asserting it confidently.
Want DIN CTRL against your own field?
What you have seen here is our compact pane on the company VXCTRL runs, with DIN CTRL's own demo, on its own sample company, one tab away. Neither is your business. If you would rather talk through what your field actually records today, and what any of it would be graded, a plain email reaches a real mailbox.
Questions people ask before they commit
What is DIN CTRL?
DIN CTRL is the evidence record: what people and AI agents actually did, recorded with a trust mark on every entry. It is sold separately from VXCTRL; when a customer has both, it connects to VXCTRL, and its records are what the VXCTRL approval gate cites when a fact is promoted.
Does recording something in DIN CTRL make it official?
No, and that distinction is the point. Approved facts are promoted into the system of record only through the VXCTRL approval gate, which re-checks the approver, requires cited sources and grades trust from those sources as receipted, logged or inferred. A record can sit in the evidence record indefinitely without being of-record.
What is a trust mark worth?
A trust mark is what a field agent attaches when recording. The grade that matters downstream is the one the approval gate derives from the cited sources, not one a client declared for itself: the gate never lets a client assert its own trust grade.
What happens when two cited sources disagree?
The gate blocks it. A disputed record cannot be promoted until the conflict is resolved, and neither can one that needs a human: an AI draft with no counter-signature is not evidence of anything yet. The demo above has one of each.
Is DIN CTRL a separate product from VXCTRL?
Yes. DIN CTRL is sold separately, and VXCTRL stands alone without it. When a customer has both, DIN CTRL connects to VXCTRL: its records rise only through the approval gate, and its permissions come only from VXCTRL policy.
Which company is in DIN CTRL's own demo, and why does it open in a new tab?
Its own fictional company, not the Orrinvale Dining Group in the console on this page, so the records over there will not match the ones above, and nothing done in it reaches this page. Both are demos; neither is a customer. It opens in a tab of its own because dinctrl.com does not allow its demo to be embedded in another site. Rather than leave a blocked frame on the page, there is a link to it under the pane.