PERMISSIONS AND PROCESSING
Automation suggests. The current state of controls must stay explicit.
Session, workspace, and role already limit access. Fine-grained controls by object and action are not presented as complete. Providers and semantic decisions remain recordable; no model is treated as factual authority.
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Who can see, change, confirm, publish, or send material for processing?
01Role
02Permission
03Review
04Provider
05Retention
01 · ROLES
The available layer must be named without exaggeration.
Session, workspace, investigation, and role form the current access principal. Fine-grained rules for viewing, editing, reviewing, or publishing each object remain an explicit future evolution.
- Authenticated session
- Validated workspace
- Role resolved in the database
02 · PROVIDERS
External calls enter a ledger.
The model, purpose, object sent, and returned result remain recorded so the use of external processing can be examined.
- Explicit provider
- Call ledger
- Object and purpose
03 · RETENTION
Keeping and discarding are operational decisions.
Retention, deletion, and export policies need configuration according to deployment, legal basis, and the corpus’s needs.
- Configurable period
- Controlled deletion
- Export and closure
WHAT THIS LAYER DELIVERS
The result takes reviewable forms.
01Session controls
02RLS and investigation validation
03Provider ledger
04Explicit authorization limits
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