Questions before locking the process.
Clear answers about what DirectiveLock is, what it is not and how the implementation is intended to work.
DirectiveLock is positioned as a process-control and evidence framework. It can be packaged around tools a client already uses, rather than requiring a new platform.
No. No process can guarantee prevention. The goal is to make high-risk scams non-executable unless the correct verification and approval path is followed.
No. DirectiveLock is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The framework helps teams document practical controls and evidence.
Yes. The default delivery model is email-first and async-first, with structured intake, written feedback and documented handover.
Finance teams, agencies, SMBs, professional-service firms and organizations exposed to urgent payment pressure, vendor-change fraud or executive impersonation.