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MIZ OKI MARKETING · for marketing teams

Your marketing department, automated — and still governed.

MIZ OKI takes on the repeatable work of every marketing desk and runs it inside the policy you set. Your team keeps the judgment, the brand and the final say; a named approver signs every action.

Every desk below carries its status from the MIZ OKI status register · Human authority remains required

01 / EVERY DESK · ONE GOVERNED OPERATOR

Every desk.
One governed operator.

MIZ OKI takes on the repeatable work desk by desk. Each card says what it does there, what stays with your team, and where that capability stands today.

LIVE · RECOMMEND-ONLY

Planning & budget

Recommends moving spend across channels and regions toward incremental return, inside your policy. A named approver moves the money.

Stays human: goals, limits and budget authority.

PARTIAL

Campaigns & media

Proposes builds, pauses and bid changes within the bounds you set; each change waits for its approver. The full media-acquisition product is MIZ OKI Media.

Stays human: channel strategy and which changes go live.

ROADMAP

Email & lifecycle

Planned: sequences, sends, suppression and deliverability, run inside consent rules.

Stays human: the voice, the offer and who may be contacted.

PARTIAL

Creative testing

Forecasts creative fatigue and proposes rotations. Reading lift by creative component is in build.

Stays human: the brand and the final creative.

PARTIAL

Analytics & insight

Explains why results moved: ranked causes, the evidence behind each, and what is still unproven.

Stays human: deciding what matters.

ROADMAP

Reporting

Planned: weekly and board-ready reports written from the Decision Graph, each figure traced to its evidence.

Stays human: sign-off before anything is shared.

Status labels: LIVE runs in production today; PARTIAL means part of the desk's work runs today and the rest is in build; ROADMAP means planned, not yet built. Autonomy is earned desk by desk, never assumed.

02 / HOW THE WORK RUNS

How the work runs.

Every task travels the same governed pathway as the rest of MIZ OKI — SENSE → REASON → PLAN → VALIDATE → DECIDE → ACT → LEARN — through four deterministic gates. Any single breach vetoes the action.

Bounded and reversible actions only.

Every proposed action carries its limits and a rollback path. Irreversible actions never run on their own.

A named human approver on every action.

The approver's identity comes from sign-in, never from a form field. Approvals expire and bind to the exact action proposed.

Every decision recorded in the Decision Graph.

Evidence, the plan chosen, the plans rejected, the approval and the outcome are kept, so the next decision starts from what the last one taught.

How the gates work →

03 / WHAT STAYS HUMAN

What stays human.

MIZ OKI takes on the repeatable work, without adding headcount. The decisions that define your marketing stay with your team.

Autonomy is earned desk by desk through the evidence gates, never assumed. Evidence maturity →

04 / THE GROWTH-CONTROL ENGINE UNDERNEATH

The growth-control engine underneath.

The causal growth-control loop that powers the Media desk — the same evidence, gates and memory every desk uses.

CAUSAL GROWTH CONTROL · THE ENGINE

Know why performance moved.
Govern what happens next.

The engine connects consented media, site, inventory, CRM, margin, creative, geo, and enterprise-policy evidence in a governed Growth Decision Graph. It ranks the most supportable causal hypothesis, separates forecasts from qualified incrementality, and prepares bounded moves—including no action—inside explicit evidence and authority gates.

MIZ OKI — Operating Knowledge IntelligenceMIZ OKI Marketing — Causal Growth Control engine

Illustrative synthetic product experience · Status-aware build blueprint · Human authority remains required

Current posture · Recommend-onlyMEASUREMENT_WRITEBACK · OFFNET_YIELD_WRITEBACK · OFFIntent evidence · Shadow / no actionO-1 privacy lock · Enforced

05 / FOUR LOOPS · ONE CONTROLLER

Every signal enters a loop.
No loop outranks governance.

Evidence, causal measurement, decision control, and independently observed outcomes converge inside the seven-stage SRPVDAL Decision Control Plane.

L1

Evidence + intent

Consented first-party events, provenance, quality, identity boundaries, and expiring session evidence. Gate: consent fail-closed and O-1 privacy lock.

L2

Causal measurement

Treatment assignment, qualified holdouts, CATE, refutation, uncertainty, and calibration. Forecasts never grade their own incremental effect.

L3

Decision + passport

Ranked hypotheses, chosen and rejected plans, DEL gates, approval, rollback, dispatch or named veto—packaged as a ValidationPassport.

L4

Outcome + learning

Predicted and independently realized outcomes reconcile into decision memory. Activation requires a registered holdout.

One controller: SENSE → REASON → PLAN → VALIDATE → DECIDE → ACT → LEARN. Prediction never grades itself. A registered holdout is required before activation. A score cannot skip Validate or Decide; no-action always remains eligible.

06 / THE BUYER JOB

Four questions.
One accountable answer.

Growth teams do not need another chart. They need a defensible path from a performance change to the next authorized move.

01

Diagnose

Connect media, site, inventory, CRM, and margin evidence to rank what most plausibly explains the observed change.

02

Prove

Measure incremental contribution instead of treating platform attribution as causal truth.

03

Decide

Compare candidate moves against profit, risk, downstream effects, and no-action.

04

Govern

Apply policy, authority, approval, rollback, and audit controls before dispatch.

07 / GROWTH DECISION GRAPH

Connected data is context.
Connected decisions become memory.

The Growth Decision Graph is the Signal application view of the same temporal-causal, policy-aware MIZ OKI Decision Graph.

01Signal
02Entity
03Cause
04Objective
05Policy
06Action
07Outcome

Campaign → Landing page → SKU → Margin → Policy → Media action → Incremental outcome

EVIDENCE

Source, time, identity boundary, provenance, quality, consent, and confidence.

OPERATING CONTEXT

Campaign, landing page, SKU, margin, objective, constraint, policy, authority, and risk.

DECISION MEMORY

Hypothesis, counterfactual, plan, approval, action, rollback, observed outcome, and lesson.

A conventional graph explains what is connected. The MIZ OKI Decision Graph preserves why a decision was proposed, how it was governed, what was authorized, and what outcome was observed.

08 / DECISION EVIDENCE CONTRACT

Ten questions before
any action.

This is a decision-evidence lens applied after the versioned canonical event schema—not a replacement for that schema. It turns normalized evidence into an auditable decision record.

01

What changed?

Record the observed physical, digital, or economic state change with source time and provenance.

02

Which entities?

Bind the affected campaign, landing page, SKU, system, and identity boundary without silent stitching.

03

What may explain it?

Rank a named, refutable causal hypothesis and preserve plausible alternatives and uncertainty.

04

Which objective?

Declare the financial or operating outcome, population, and time horizon before choosing a move.

05

Which policy applies?

Attach consent, authority, budget, margin, legal, security, and action-class constraints.

06

What could we do?

Generate a bounded candidate set that always includes hold, investigate, and no-action.

07

What could go wrong?

Expose downside, counterfactual uncertainty, blast radius, reversibility, and rollback readiness.

08

What did we predict?

Store the ex-ante outcome distribution, assumptions, model version, calibration, and abstention state.

09

What occurred?

Measure the ex-post outcome against the same definition, population, and horizon used before action.

10

What must change?

Update decision memory only from qualified evidence, retaining the prior trace and version history.

GATE 01Identity + signature
GATE 02Policy alignment
GATE 03Context sufficiency
GATE 04Hard constraints

Authority contract: a missing required check or hard failure routes to hold, veto, or human review. L0–L5 authority is certified per account and action class; this product experience remains RECOMMEND / NO MUTATION.

09 / ANTICIPATORY INTENT EVIDENCE · PREVIEW · IN DEVELOPMENT

Recognize the sequence.
Do not invent a dossier.

Preview · in development. Intent Engine v2 is presented here as an intended, consented first-party evidence path for Sense and Reason. It never shortcuts Validate, policy authority, or controlled execution.

I-01SESSION-END PURGE · EPHEMERAL

PassiveAttentionSequence

Consented, first-party viewport deceleration and coarse lifecycle events are normalized to the active-session baseline; raw sequence buffers purge when the session ends.

I-02ACTIVE SESSION ONLY · ADVISORY

SessionOutcomeForecast

An ordered event stream estimates a configured near-term outcome with calibration, drift, and abstention metadata; state ends with the active session.

I-03ASSET-LIFECYCLE RETENTION

CreativeSemanticProfile

Versioned asset representations expose bounded visual and semantic compatibility without inferring a psychological identity, and expire with the creative lifecycle.

I-04STRICT TTL · REVOCABLE

IntentHypothesis

Temporary graph bridges join provenance-bearing session evidence to a revocable hypothesis with explicit uncertainty, strict TTL, and erasure-cascade support.

I-05IN BUILD · TRACE PACKAGE

ValidationPassport

Validated consent, quality, calibration, policy, causal evidence, authority, rollback, and disposition fields feed the governed decision trace.

00:01.420CONTENT REGIONsession baseline
00:03.090VIEWPORT DECELERATIONcoarse region only
00:05.110TAB HIDDENcontent-free event
00:08.760RETURNsequence restored
EXAMPLE TTLIntentHypothesisillustrative · expires

O-1 / PRIVACY LOCK

Keystroke dynamics are prohibited.

Raw keys · text · cadence · dwell or flight time · typing profiles · audio · gaze · fine individual geolocation · sensitive-trait inferenceDISALLOWED_KEYSTROKE_DYNAMICS

VALIDATION PASSPORT

Prediction is advisory. Authority remains gated.

Consent failure means no processing. Sensitive-category inference is denied at ingest and hypothesis creation. Probabilistic identities do not enter causal-effect math.SHADOW / NO ACTION

Retention boundary: session buffers purge at termination; session forecast state is session-only; asset profiles expire on creative retirement; hypotheses expire by strict TTL; erasure cascades through every relevant store. No persistent psychological dossier is created.

10 / GOVERNED DECISION TRACE

Do not punish the wrong campaign.

Choose an illustrative incident. The trace changes, but the evidence and authority gates do not.

OBSERVED INCIDENT

Acquisition cost rises while conversion falls.

  • Auction pressure remains stable
  • Mobile checkout completion weakens
  • Eligible inventory remains available

CAUSAL HYPOTHESIS

Checkout latency explains more of the observed loss than bid inflation.

SUPPORTED · EXPERIMENT PENDING

GOVERNED PLAN

Hold media changes. Repair the mobile path and run a randomized recovery test.

HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIRED
01

Sense

Capture the selected incident and its provenance-bearing cross-stack evidence.

02

Reason

Rank named causal hypotheses and expose uncertainty instead of assigning automatic blame.

03

Plan

Compare hold, repair, reallocate, suppress, investigate, and no-action candidates.

04

Validate

Check incrementality, economics, quality, consent, risk, policy, and rollback readiness.

05

Decide

Approve, route to an operator, keep in shadow, or veto within explicit authority.

06

Act

Dispatch only an exact, scoped, authorized mutation through the existing action pathway.

07

Learn

Compare predicted and verified outcomes and write the complete trace to decision memory.

Illustrative composite scenarios—not production telemetry or customer results, and never a guaranteed outcome.

10B / VALIDATIONPASSPORT · IN BUILD

Every proposal carries its evidence, alternatives, authority, and outcome contract.

The public example is synthetic. It shows the trace package being built—not live tenant data and not a fabricated realized outcome.

Hard rule: a DEL score never overrides a failed hard constraint. Missing evidence routes to hold, named veto, or human review.

Identity

Decision + job

decision_id · synthetic tenant · loop_id · job_id

Evidence

Signals + hypotheses

signal_refs · ranked hypotheses · provenance · confidence and uncertainty

Choice

Selected + rejected plans

Chosen option, bounded alternatives, no-action, and the explicit reason each option advanced or failed.

Governance

DEL + authority

Gate results, DEL breakdown, autonomy level, approval record, named constraint, and rollback reference.

Disposition

Dispatch or veto

action_dispatch_or_veto records the governed ending; no silent mutation and no authority inferred from a model score.

Learning + integrity

Prediction → independent outcome

Measurement window, realized outcome when independently available, learning-update reference, and SHA-256 integrity.

11 / HIGH-VALUE DECISION JOBS

Make the decision contract
explicit before the model runs.

Each job declares the signal, eligible decision, governing constraint, evidence required, and measurable outcome.

J-01

Incrementality

Signal
Attributed growth moves
Decision
Test contribution before reallocating
Constraint
Qualified support + holdout eligibility
Evidence
Treatment-effect estimate and refutation
Outcome
Incremental contribution
J-02

Waste prevention

Signal
CPA rises or conversion weakens
Decision
Hold, repair, suppress, or investigate
Constraint
No automatic campaign blame
Evidence
Cross-stack causal hypothesis
Outcome
Avoided inefficient spend
J-03

Margin control

Signal
Revenue and profit diverge
Decision
Model a margin-aware allocation
Constraint
Finance baseline + SKU eligibility
Evidence
Contribution economics
Outcome
Incremental contribution margin
J-04

Learning stability

Signal
Platform feedback becomes noisy
Decision
Stage or withhold a change
Constraint
Experiment integrity + rollback
Evidence
Calibration and drift record
Outcome
Reliable learning velocity
J-05

Executive defensibility

Signal
Competing reports disagree
Decision
Preserve one governed decision trace
Constraint
Evidence provenance + authority
Evidence
ValidationPassport + ledger
Outcome
Auditable investment rationale
J-06

Team leverage

Signal
Recurring analysis consumes operators
Decision
Automate evidence assembly, not authority
Constraint
Human approval + scoped capability
Evidence
Reusable graph and outcome memory
Outcome
Faster governed decisions

12 / COMPETITIVE BOUNDARY

More than measurement.
Less than reckless automation.

MIZ OKI Marketing earns authority from evidence, not from a model score alone.

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Beyond attribution alone

Reporting describes credited performance. MIZ OKI Marketing also tests causal contribution and preserves the supporting evidence.

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Beyond isolated bidding alone

It reasons across media, site, inventory, CRM, margin, and policy before an authorized platform action.

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Beyond profile unification alone

Identity and activation plumbing do not replace a governed cross-stack decision record or outcome memory.

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Beyond personalization alone

Message selection becomes one bounded input to incremental economics—not a psychological profile or direct actuator.

The defensible distinction: cross-stack causal diagnosis + incrementality evidence + policy-gated operational action + outcome memory.

13 / CAUSAL CREDIT

Forecasting is not incrementality.

MIZ OKI Marketing keeps three questions separate: what outcome may occur, who is likely to receive a treatment, and what the treatment changes. Only qualified treatment-effect evidence can support incremental-value claims.

SESSION OUTCOME FORECASTAdvisory probabilityCalibration · drift · abstention
TREATMENT ASSIGNMENTExperiment eligibilityConsent · exclusion · support
TREATMENT EFFECTQualified incrementalityEstimator selection · refutation · holdout
DECISION SETNo-action remains eligible.Risk · budget · policy · authority
QUALIFIED EXPERIMENT

Estimate one defined intervention.

Use as an anchor only when assignment, power, contamination, and outcome integrity support the population and test window.

HETEROGENEOUS EFFECTS

Estimate where effects may vary.

Select S-, T-, X-, or doubly robust approaches by assignment, overlap, imbalance, sample support, and diagnostics. No learner is uniformly best.

AGGREGATE MIX MODEL

Inform the longer allocation horizon.

Calibrate aggregate channel estimates against qualified experiments where definitions align; never present MMM as user-level causal truth.

Triangulation rule: align the treatment, outcome, population, and time horizon before reconciling results. Never average incompatible estimands. When qualified evidence conflicts, abstain and investigate.

13B / NET YIELD · IN BUILD

Revenue is not contribution.

Preview · in development. The economics layer is designed to preserve missingness instead of inventing profitability.

Observed revenue→Source transaction evidence with order and SKU lineage
Refunds + observed returns→Actual-only until at least one observed return cycle exists per SKU
Fulfillment + required costs→Missing required costs leave a row incomplete and excluded; costs are never invented
Net contribution evidence→Recommendation input only · NET_YIELD_WRITEBACK remains OFF

Control boundary: no claim that the platform currently bids on net contribution. Writeback requires its own verified pilot and separate approval.

14 / EVIDENCE MATURITY

Demonstrate the logic.
Validate the outcome.

A polished scenario is not a customer result. Authority expands only when customer-specific evidence supports it.

GATE 01

DEMONSTRABLE LOGIC

Enter with synthetic or replayable scenarios. Exit only when schemas, deterministic traces, vetoes, abstention, and rollback behavior are reproducible.

GATE 02

PILOT VALIDATION

Enter observe-only with customer-specific data. Exit only when data quality, causal design, calibration, contribution economics, and policy checks qualify.

GATE 03

GOVERNED EXPANSION

Enter with qualified pilot evidence. Advance an account × action class only after security, authority, limits, approvals, monitoring, and rollback are proven.

Illustrative figures and scenarios demonstrate intended product logic—not production telemetry or customer results—and require customer-specific validation during implementation.

15 / ADVANCED CONTROL FRONTIERS · IN BUILD

Five expansions.
Five different gates.

These frontiers have advanced from roadmap to governed implementation. They are not live capabilities, customer results, permission to act, or evidence that an activation gate has cleared.

F1IN BUILD · PROVISIONAL

Creative component effects

Embeddings describe promotion framing, layout, copy length, and imagery. Only randomized or otherwise qualified variation may identify causal effects.

Every estimate remains provisional until configured volume is met. Generated creative always requires human approval.
F2IN BUILD · DATA-GATED

Multi-quarter value

Balance immediate conversion against discounted contribution margin and repeat purchase across declared horizons.

Publish only with at least two observed quarters per cohort; otherwise return DATA_INSUFFICIENT.
F3IN BUILD · OBSERVE-ONLY

Inventory + fulfillment

Stock, safety thresholds, holding cost, and regional capacity may enter the graph as recommendation evidence.

No F3-originated action can reach a platform adapter, regardless of flags.
F4IN BUILD · PER-ACTION APPROVAL

Micro-geo calibration

Owner-configured aggregate geographies, exclusions, donors, and caps may support a bounded reservation proposal.

Every reservation halts for Level 2 approval. Two clean cycles plus an owner-approved config change are required before bounded-authority eligibility.
F5IN BUILD · CONFIG-DECLARED

Treasury-gated spend

Validated liquidity floors, covenant limits, and tightening curves may become named hard constraints in Validate and Decide.

Missing or invalid configuration means NOT_CONFIGURED—never an invented constraint or silent default.

Expansion workflow: merged artifact → registry verification → synthetic replay → qualified pilot → policy, security, and rollback review → separately approved account × action-class authority. MEASUREMENT_WRITEBACK and NET_YIELD_WRITEBACK remain OFF.

16 / COMMERCIAL ENTRY

A 90-day Marketing Operations Pilot.

We start with one or two desks, not the whole department.

One brand. Limited, agreed source systems. Two consequential decision classes. Media, site, inventory, CRM, and margin inputs as available. Customer-specific evidence and economic baselines.

Begin observe-only. Advance to human-approved actions only after evidence quality, economics, and policy boundaries are validated. Make a separate expansion decision at completion.

Verified pilot numbers—not marketing copy—are what may later flip Preview labels. Real tenant selection, costs, treasury constraints, geo candidates and caps, creative volume, and holdout registration are owner inputs.

Design a 90-day pilot →

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DAYS 01—30

Observe

Connect agreed sources and define two decision classes. Exit with provenance, consent, completeness, latency, and baseline economics documented—without mutation.

DAYS 31—60

Validate

Pre-register qualified tests, select estimators from assignment and support, calibrate forecasts, challenge policies, and reconcile contribution economics.

DAYS 61—90

Recommend

Surface human-approved proposals with ValidationPassport records, verified rollback paths, independently observed outcome comparisons, and an explicit expand, hold, or stop decision.

BUILT ON MIZ OKI

MIZ OKI Marketing is powered by the MIZ OKI Decision Graph and governed runtime.

Causal growth control was the first deeply productized commercial application; MIZ OKI Marketing carries it to every marketing desk. The platform operates above systems of record and shares temporal evidence, causal reasoning, policy authorization, action traces, and outcome memory across domains.

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MIZ OKI MARKETING

Let your team stop doing the repeatable work.
Keep the judgment.

Start with one or two desks in observe-only mode, run one complete decision trace, and expand only where the evidence supports it.

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