Consumer Use Case · B2C
Travel: Disruption Handled Autonomously

Mika's flight from Tokyo to London is cancelled. In the traditional world, she spends three hours on hold, loses her hotel booking, and misses her connection. In the Foundation Federation, her Digital Twin handles everything before she lands.

Travel Disruption Handled by Foundation-AI
What Happens — Step by Step
Step 01
Disruption Detected
Foundation-ANA emits a flight cancellation event packet — a verified fact, Midnight-anchored. Mika's Twin receives it instantly.
Step 02
Preferences Applied
The Twin knows Mika's preferences: window seat, no red-eyes, Star Alliance only. It queries Foundation-BA and Foundation-JAL simultaneously.
Step 03
Rebooking Executed
A PACT Micro-SOW is issued to Foundation-BA. The seat is confirmed. The old booking is cancelled. Payment is settled via HTTP 402. All Midnight-anchored.
Step 04
Cascade Resolved
Foundation-Marriott receives an updated arrival time. The hotel room is held. Foundation-Hertz adjusts the car hire. Mika receives one notification: "Sorted."
Midnight Anchor
Every rebooking, every payment, and every updated commitment is Midnight-anchored. Mika's preferences are sovereign. No platform owns her travel history.