Autorizimi

Autorizimi is the formal act by which a competent authority grants permission to undertake a defined activity, access specified resources, or act on behalf of another entity. It sets the scope, duration, and conditions under which the action may be carried out and may be issued in written form, as a certificate, license, permit, or digital token. The concept is used across administrative, legal, and information technology contexts and is distinct from authentication, which verifies identity, and from mandate or consent, which may be broader in scope.

In regulatory settings, autorizimi appears as licenses, permits, or approvals required to perform regulated activities such as construction, trade, or professional practice. In business contexts, it can authorize individuals or units to sign documents, incur costs, or access assets within approved limits. In information systems, autorizimi denotes the granting of rights or privileges to users or processes, enabling actions like reading, writing, or executing functions. IT environments commonly implement autorizimi through access-control models such as role-based access control (RBAC) and attribute-based access control (ABAC).

Key elements of autorizimi include the issuing authority, the defined scope of permission, conditions or constraints, duration or validity, and mechanisms for monitoring, revocation, and audit. Applications for autorizimi are processed through procedures that verify eligibility, assess risk, and ensure compliance with applicable laws and policies. Non-compliance or changes in circumstances can lead to modification or withdrawal of the authorization.