Static analysis that proves your governance is real - not theater. Know which rules work, which are broken, and exactly where the gaps are.
The Problem
Most governance systems operate on faith: you define rules and hope they activate when needed. But if the required data isn't flowing, if the event isn't being emitted, or if no handler exists for the resulting action, the rule is theater. You have false confidence.
The Solution
Memrail makes integration completeness explicit. Every rule in the system can be statically analyzed to determine: can its trigger actually fire given the data your application provides? Can its action actually execute given the handlers you've built? Where are the gaps?
Two Dimensions
"Can this rule fire?"
"Can this action execute?"
The Completeness Report
A Memrail completeness analysis gives you concrete numbers: what percentage of rules are fully operational, how many rules are blocked by missing data inputs, how many actions are blocked by missing handlers, and specific gaps identified with remediation paths.
You don't discover gaps in production at 2 AM. You discover them in a report, before deployment, with a clear fix path.
Why This Matters
Know your governance posture before you ship, not after something breaks. Every gap identified with a clear remediation path.
Identify rules that look like they protect you but can never fire because the data they need doesn't exist in your pipeline.
Find rules that evaluate correctly but whose resulting actions have no connected handler - decisions that evaporate before execution.
Questions
Completeness analysis is a static analysis step that can run at any time - during development, before deployment, or as part of a regular audit. It examines the relationship between your rules, your data pipeline, and your action handlers without requiring live traffic.
Each gap comes with a specific remediation path: which event needs to be emitted, which data field needs to be provided, or which handler needs to be connected. The report is actionable, not just informational.
The Pilot's Reachability Report is a completeness analysis applied to your selected workflow. It shows exactly which rules can fire, which can't, and what you'd need to connect to close the gaps.