Action catalogue · certificate.issue
May an AI agent «Issue certificate»?
Catalogue as of: · Jurisdictions: Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy
Short answer
Prepare only. An agent may prepare «Issue certificate» — a human must carry it out: requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons. Mandact recognises this and puts the transaction before a human instead of executing it.
Form requirement by country
| Country | Form requirement | Consequence for the agent |
|---|---|---|
| Switzerland | qualified form | requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons |
| Germany | qualified form | requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons |
| Austria | qualified form | requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons |
| Italy | qualified form | requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons |
Properties in the catalogue
- Agent capability
- prepare only (prepare_only)
- Reversible
- no — final
- Risk level
- 3 of 3
- Human approval recommended
- yes — add to escalateActions
Legal basis
Art. 251 StGB (Urkundenfaelschung) bei Missbrauch
Frequently asked questions
May an AI agent «Issue certificate» in Switzerland?
Only as preparation. In Switzerland the rule is: qualified form — requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons. Execution stays with a human.
May an AI agent «Issue certificate» in Germany?
Only as preparation. In Germany the rule is: qualified form — requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons. Execution stays with a human.
May an AI agent «Issue certificate» in Austria?
Only as preparation. In Austria the rule is: qualified form — requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons. Execution stays with a human.
May an AI agent «Issue certificate» in Italy?
Only as preparation. In Italy the rule is: qualified form — requires a qualified signature — available only to natural persons. Execution stays with a human.
Not legal advice. The information comes from the action catalogue from which the Mandact engine derives its decisions; in an individual case the applicable law decides.