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FAS-CRM-ENT-07Record Protection and History acceptance

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FAS-CRM-ENT-07

Record Protection and History acceptance

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  • DocumentProposed
  • Product intentProposed

Planning

Feature
FEAT-CRM-ENT-07
Capabilities
CAP-CRM-ENT-004, CAP-CRM-ENT-013, CAP-CRM-ENT-014, CAP-CRM-ENT-015, CAP-CRM-ENT-016
Executed by
TST-CRM-ENT-787

Product areaCRMModuleEntitiesRevision1

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Record Protection and History: Feature Acceptance Suite ​

What the Feature Must Do as a Whole ​

The suite follows records through protection, archival, restoration, deletion and history inspection. It checks those actions against an editor’s previously read version and against retained evidence of change. The regression case compares unchanged saves with a changed save that establishes the history check.

Interactions Between Capabilities ​

The open-editor case joins record lifecycle and protection with version-aware correction. The unchanged-save case also connects persistence to history inspection; its executable contribution covers the contact checks and organization version and timestamp checks, while organization history and stale-save proof remain a recorded gap.

Regression Record ​

RevisionChangeScenarioWhy
1initialallEstablish the feature acceptance suite from the planning and design contracts.
2continuation examinationallRewrite the suite explanation, verify its evidence and restore source-backed bindings where available.

Scenarios

5 scenarios proving FEAT-CRM-ENT-07 as a whole.

01 Trace an accountable correction across record sections behaviour proposed
Exercises
CAP-CRM-ENT-004 CAP-CRM-ENT-015 CAP-CRM-ENT-016
Relies on
ATS-CRM-ENT-004-03 ATS-CRM-ENT-015-03 ATS-CRM-ENT-016-01
Preconditions
A person has typed details and readable audit history.
Steps
Make a versioned correction across several sections; inspect its revision, apply a delete lock with a reason and inspect lock audit.
Expected
The correction is one aggregate revision; the later reasoned lock has its own audit and version.
Data
Run-owned people, organizations, classifications and definitions in an isolated workspace; controlled calendar or failure fixtures where the case requires them.
Source
rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-004-change-a-record-without-losing-anyone-s-edit.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-015-lock-records-against-change-and-protect-the-records-rhythm.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-016-see-who-changed-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-what.md
02 Lifecycle and protection preserve an open editor’s basis interactionnegative proposed
Exercises
CAP-CRM-ENT-004 CAP-CRM-ENT-013 CAP-CRM-ENT-015 CAP-CRM-ENT-016
Relies on
ATS-CRM-ENT-004-01 ATS-CRM-ENT-013-05 ATS-CRM-ENT-015-05 ATS-CRM-ENT-016-01
Preconditions
An editor holds an older read while an administrator can lock and archive the same person.
Steps
Lock the person and attempt the pending save; release the lock, archive it and try again; inspect both histories.
Expected
Each protected attempt is refused without overwriting prior data; the administrator’s lifecycle changes remain attributable.
Data
Run-owned people, organizations, classifications and definitions in an isolated workspace; controlled calendar or failure fixtures where the case requires them.
Source
rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-004-change-a-record-without-losing-anyone-s-edit.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-013-archive-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-bring-it-back.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-015-lock-records-against-change-and-protect-the-records-rhythm.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-016-see-who-changed-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-what.md
03 Archive, restore and delete while retaining history lifecycle proposed
Exercises
CAP-CRM-ENT-004 CAP-CRM-ENT-013 CAP-CRM-ENT-014 CAP-CRM-ENT-016
Relies on
ATS-CRM-ENT-013-03 ATS-CRM-ENT-013-04 ATS-CRM-ENT-014-02 ATS-CRM-ENT-016-02
Preconditions
A person has contact points, affiliations and history, with no deletion blocker.
Steps
Archive and restore it, then delete through the API; compare direct reads and authorized history after each action.
Expected
The identity and details survive restoration; deletion removes the live aggregate while its history remains inspectable.
Data
Run-owned people, organizations, classifications and definitions in an isolated workspace; controlled calendar or failure fixtures where the case requires them.
Source
rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-004-change-a-record-without-losing-anyone-s-edit.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-013-archive-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-bring-it-back.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-014-delete-a-contact-or-an-organization.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-016-see-who-changed-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-what.md
04 Separate correction, release, archive, delete and history grants permissionnegative proposed
Exercises
CAP-CRM-ENT-004 CAP-CRM-ENT-013 CAP-CRM-ENT-014 CAP-CRM-ENT-015 CAP-CRM-ENT-016
Relies on
ATS-CRM-ENT-013-01 ATS-CRM-ENT-014-01 ATS-CRM-ENT-015-01 ATS-CRM-ENT-016-02
Preconditions
Callers have independently selected update, unlock, archive, delete and history authority.
Steps
Exercise each operation with its own grant and without it; inspect the live record and accessible history after refusals.
Expected
No grant silently authorizes another protected action; refused mutations preserve both record content and audit integrity.
Data
Run-owned people, organizations, classifications and definitions in an isolated workspace; controlled calendar or failure fixtures where the case requires them.
Source
rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-004-change-a-record-without-losing-anyone-s-edit.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-013-archive-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-bring-it-back.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-014-delete-a-contact-or-an-organization.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-015-lock-records-against-change-and-protect-the-records-rhythm.md; rhythm-v2-docs:specs/crm/entities/planning/capabilities/CAP-CRM-ENT-016-see-who-changed-a-contact-or-an-organization-and-what.md
05 An unchanged aggregate save creates no new history regressionnegative test
Exercises
CAP-CRM-ENT-004 CAP-CRM-ENT-016
Relies on
ATS-CRM-ENT-004-02 ATS-CRM-ENT-016-01
Preconditions
A contact and organization exist; a changed save establishes that the revision read is working.
Steps
Read each aggregate and save it back unchanged; compare saved versions, modification times and revision counts, then try an unchanged stale save.
Expected
Current unchanged saves preserve versions, times and history; the stale save remains refused.
Data
Run-owned people, organizations, classifications and definitions in an isolated workspace; controlled calendar or failure fixtures where the case requires them.
Bound to
TST-CRM-ENT-753
Source
services-crm:modules/entities/tests/integration/services/persistence/record-saves.no-op.integration.spec.js#writes no revision

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