See the finance close packet an agent action should export afterward.

The point of NORNR is not only to decide before money moves. It is also to make the final packet finance receives legible: what happened, what was signed, what is retained and what can be exported into close.

Open finance close packet Open proof packet

What finance actually needs Not a generic activity log, but one close-ready bundle that preserves policy decision, approval state, settlement state and retained evidence.

The same action should read cleanly in a proof packet, a finance close packet and later retention workflows without reassembly.

Signed Finance should know what artifact is signed and which version produced it.

Retained Retention posture should already be attached when the close packet is exported.

Reusable The packet should feed memo, reconciliation and exception views later.

Canonical finance path

Start from the named package, then widen into the deeper finance surfaces.

That keeps the first finance story concrete and stops the page from dissolving into abstract compliance language.

Package

Finance close packet

The main package explains what finance receives, what is signed, what is retained and what remains exportable after settlement.

Open package

Memo

Monthly close memo

Use the memo surface when the same governed record needs to summarize posture and exceptions for close review.

Open memo

Reconciliation

Reconciliation center

The packet becomes more credible when finance can follow it straight into reconciliation and exception handling.

Open reconciliation

Retention

Retention workflows

The close packet should already carry the archive and retention posture that procurement, finance and audit expect later.

Open retention