P000
P000 approved institutional export
- Schema
- 1.0
- Transport
- Signed package
- Record domains
- corporate · policy
Upstream integration
P003 consumes signed, versioned export packages from authoritative programmes. Every record is authenticated, validated, staged, and promoted as one controlled snapshot—or the whole package is quarantined.
Authority contracts
All programmes use the same transport and integrity envelope. Each retains its own allowed record types, approval authority, lifecycle, and substantive ownership.
P000 approved institutional export
P001 approved product export
P010/P011 approved knowledge export
P100 approved engineering export
Accept a bounded package without placing records in the public index.
Verify the registered programme, signing key, signature, and monotonic sequence.
Check schema, ownership, approval, visibility, dates, hashes, identifiers, and prohibited material.
Isolate the entire package when any control fails; expose no raw content in diagnostics.
Build a candidate snapshot and run domain, accessibility, link, search, and regression checks.
Move one immutable snapshot atomically into the public platform after accountable approval.
Restore the last verified snapshot without rewriting upstream history.
Fail-closed quarantine
A single invalid, unapproved, mismatched, duplicate, expired, future-effective, prohibited, or unauthenticated record prevents the entire package from reaching staging. Diagnostics retain identifiers and reason codes—not rejected content.
Promotion and rollback
Successful validation creates a candidate release with immutable lineage from public route back to package and source record. Promotion updates content, search, sitemap, citations, and navigation together. Rollback selects an earlier verified snapshot; it never edits upstream history.
Foundation baseline →Recovery architecture →Governed search →Change notifications →