CS-ENT-002 · ENT Enterprise records and operational context · 68 of 192
Ingest orders, demand and commercial commitments
Application Integrator · Trigger: A source creates, changes or cancels an order or forecast.
Simulated fixture data. Every record, receipt and timeline entry on this screen is demonstration material. It is never production evidence.
Acceptance
2 of 3 steps satisfiedChanged and cancelled lines will retain history and their correct truth context.
Run the remaining steps below. The result is read back from record state — nothing here is a toast.
Normal path
Enterprise records become governed context: bound, contract-assessed and published.
Step 1. Resolve the record to its canonical subject.
satisfiedresolutionresolvedconflictstableapprovalpending
Separation of duties: Integration Engineer may not do this. Act as
Acceptance for this step: resolution = resolved, conflict = stable
Step 2. Assess consumer impact of the shape being offered.
satisfiedstatepublishedcompatibilitycurrentimpactaccepted
Moves the record and writes evidence. Permission: test.
Acceptance for this step: impact = accepted
Step 3. Publish under the assessed contract.
not yet satisfiedstateretireddeliveryHealthfailedentitlementgranted
Separation of duties: Integration Engineer may not do this. Act as
Acceptance for this step: state = published
Exception path
A forecast, quotation and firm order will not be merged as equivalent demand.
Alternate path. Two systems disagree about the same subject: open a conflict case; arrival order does not decide.
not yet satisfiedresolutionresolvedconflictstableapprovalpending
Moves the record and writes evidence. Permission: annotate.
Acceptance for this step: conflict = conflicting, resolution = pending
Workflow as specified
CoreSync will preserve header/line identity, revision, required dates, quantity and declared commitment or forecast status under the appropriate contract.
Evidence written in this session
Nothing run yet in this session. Record state shown above may already satisfy steps from the seeded fixture history.
