Guide
Configuring an engine from a recurring business workflow
Write the job in one sentence, list the rules a good reviewer follows, name the hard cases, and supply two real examples with ideal answers. Studio turns that into a validated configuration.
For operators and team leads. Written by the Encevra engine team. Reviewed 2026-10-12.
Start from the recurring job
Good candidates repeat, have written standards, and take a skilled person real time: supplier reviews, policy checks, renewal reviews.
Rules and hard cases
Each rule becomes a check on every run. Hard cases add a reviewer role. Examples become test cases. Configuration validation confirms the blueprint is well formed; it does not prove the engine is accurate.
Saving and testing
New custom engines are set up with us on a call; scope and pricing are agreed there. Edits to existing engines are free. Test runs in the playground are limited per account per day.
What a good questionnaire answer looks like
Rules work best when they are checkable: 'Flag any liability cap below twelve months of fees' beats 'watch out for liability'. Hard cases should name the situation, such as a side letter that changes the main terms.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a custom engine cost?
- New engines are set up on a call, and scope and pricing are agreed there. Edits and new versions of existing engines are free.
- Do I need an account?
- Yes. Sign in to build and save an engine.
- Can AI help fill in the questionnaire?
- Yes. Studio can draft answers from a short description, and you edit them.