No Entities Operation Is Published to Submissions

Context

The approved standard requires every service operation to declare its capture publication status. The contracts record the scoped implementation as unpublished with a reason for each operation.

Decision

The scoped Entities implementation declares no Submissions bindings; reads, maintenance and configuration are recorded as unpublished, while future person or organization intake requires a separately designed capture process.

Alternatives Considered

Publish contact creation as an intake binding immediately. No scoped intake process defines its preparation, classification, persistence and idempotency contract. An existing HTTP create route is insufficient.

Omit publication status until a capture is requested. The approved standard requires a publication declaration or an explicit unpublished reason for each operation.

Consequences

This is not approval to expose staff maintenance routes as form intake. A future capture needs its own domain process and binding contract. The missing CRM architecture publication record remains a finding.

Service operation rows state unpublished status and purpose-specific reasons. Future person intake could reuse contact retry recognition and duplicate blocking after defining its capture contract. A domain architecture record carrying these per-operation declarations is still missing.