Regulatory-safe product and plan fit navigator

Version 1.0 · Last updated 2026-08-10

This recipe explains how to turn eligibility and risk rules into a guided plan selection experience that stays within clear boundaries.

Not every product is available to every customer, especially in regulated environments. Eligibility can depend on geography, customer type, risk level, or existing arrangements. A plan fit navigator collects the minimum necessary information and uses it to filter plans before showing anything.

Create a Procedure named, for example, “Plan eligibility navigator.” Define variables such as country, customer_type, industry, risk_appetite, and current_products. The Procedure should treat these as mandatory inputs and ask short, direct questions to fill them in. For clarity and auditing, keep these variable names stable over time and document them in your configuration.

Ground the Procedure on a narrow set of flat Topics like Eligibility, Risk-policies, Regional-availability, and Product-constraints. Associate regulations, internal rules, and plan availability guides with these Topics so the assistant never needs to pull from generic marketing copy when explaining why a plan is or is not allowed.

The core logic can live in a routing table or in the Procedure itself. For each combination of country, customer_type, and risk_appetite, you mark individual products as allowed, disallowed, or review. The Procedure uses this table after the questions phase, then presents only allowed options with short rationales based on the policy Topics.

If any product is flagged as review, the Procedure should not display it as a final recommendation. Instead, it adds details to edge_case_reason and case_summary variables and creates a Message for a human reviewer, with a clear label such as “Eligibility review required.” A Notification can be sent to a compliance or product operations channel so the case is not missed.

On the front end, you can complement the navigator with Notifications triggered by the same variables. For example, if country=DE and risk_appetite=low, you might show a small inline note or banner about local protection rules or recommended onboarding paths. Use Audiences based on these variables to restrict these messages to relevant visitors or logged-in users.

Conclusion
A regulatory-safe product and plan fit navigator turns eligibility and risk rules into a clear, guided experience. With a Procedure that captures key variables, answers grounded in targeted Topics, and structured handovers via Messages and Notifications, you keep the experience smooth for visitors while staying within your internal and regulatory boundaries.