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Integration access, customer extensions and shared workflow configuration: Traceability

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Integration access, customer extensions and shared workflow configuration: Traceability

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Integration access, customer extensions and shared workflow configuration: Traceability ​

Generated from the test side of the corpus (CONVENTIONS §15). Do not edit: run node tools/trace-sync.mjs platform/integrations.

Rules and Their Proof ​

CapabilityRuleMust proveProving scenariosExecutable suites (latest result)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-01 Only an adapter’s own principal may register its integration key, except that Platform may register any key outside production; unauthorized registration is refused without writes.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-01TST-PFM-INT-563 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-582 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-02 Registration accepts a release only if its manifest fits the shared schemas, declares known capability majors and features, uses no newer contract package and matches its recomputed fingerprint; invalid releases leave no records.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-02, ATS-PFM-INT-001-13TST-PFM-INT-563 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-582 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-03 First registration gives an integration internal availability until Rhythm changes the offer.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-03TST-PFM-INT-563 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-04 Publication freezes a version’s manifest through deprecation and retirement; a changed fingerprint is refused, while identical registration preserves the version and may replace its deployment.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-04, ATS-PFM-INT-001-13TST-PFM-INT-562 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-563 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-05 Registration records deployment location, permits one active deployment per release and environment, and drains the deployment being replaced.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-05TST-PFM-INT-503 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-563 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-06 Authorized Rhythm staff move a validated version to published, a published version to deprecated and a deprecated version to retired, with every other transition refused.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-06, ATS-PFM-INT-001-13
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-07 Retirement is refused while any customer has a non-disconnected connection pinned to that version.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-07, ATS-PFM-INT-001-15
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-08 A published release becomes current if it is newer than the current published release, or if the current release is absent or no longer published.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-08
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-09 Rhythm staff choose public, internal or restricted availability; restricted grants replace the whole customer list, and supplying grants for another availability is refused.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-09, ATS-PFM-INT-001-14TST-PFM-INT-515 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-10 The staff catalogue includes integrations of every availability with their versions, deployments and release notes; customer callers cannot read it.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-10TST-PFM-INT-489 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-515 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-11 Rhythm staff list declared platform-secret purposes and versions without values, write only declared purposes and leave a security record for each write; customer administrators are refused.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-11TST-PFM-INT-486 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-534 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-001BR-CAP-PFM-INT-001-12 Registration rejects external hosting, mismatched deployment principal, runtime or environment, duplicate capabilities and unsupported execution modes before saving the release.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-12
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-01 The workspace catalogue includes active integrations with a published current release only where public availability, a restricted grant or Rhythm staff access permits them.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-14, ATS-PFM-INT-002-01TST-PFM-INT-344 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-515 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-02 An integration hidden from the workspace is absent from its catalogue and returns not found at its direct address.yesATS-PFM-INT-002-02TST-PFM-INT-345 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-437 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-515 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-03 Provider detail presents the current release, capability contracts and feature meanings, requested access, and published or deprecated releases with their notes.yesATS-PFM-INT-002-03TST-PFM-INT-015 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-107 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-515 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-04 Catalogue results support category and current-capability filters and paginate in integration-key order.no
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-05 An availability reduction hides the catalogue offer while preserving reads of the workspace’s existing installation and connections.yesATS-PFM-INT-002-04, ATS-PFM-INT-002-06TST-PFM-INT-490 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-552 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-06 Integration readers can inspect Library records without secrets or change controls; callers without integration rights see access denied and are refused by protected routes.yesATS-PFM-INT-002-05TST-PFM-INT-390 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-391 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-454 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-455 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-489 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-002BR-CAP-PFM-INT-002-07 The Library is reached through Configuration, earlier integration addresses resolve to it, and unknown Library addresses show the console’s not-found page.no
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-01 Installation requires an integration offered to the workspace and allows one installation per integration; attempts to install an existing enabled or suspended installation are refused without a second record.yesATS-PFM-INT-002-06, ATS-PFM-INT-003-01, ATS-PFM-INT-003-12TST-PFM-INT-505 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-551 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-02 Accepted capabilities, events, data fields and Rhythm permissions must fit the current integration declaration at installation and on edit; previously withdrawn declared access can be accepted again.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-02TST-PFM-INT-347 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-550 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-551 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-581 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-03 Installation settings are validated against the provider’s declared form on creation and change, with each problem identified and no invalid value saved.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-03TST-PFM-INT-350 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-551 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-581 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-04 An installation edit must use the version read; a stale edit leaves the newer settings and acceptance untouched.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-04, ATS-PFM-INT-003-12TST-PFM-INT-551 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-05 Withdrawing a capability blocks the next bound call before provider contact, and credential leases omit permissions the installation no longer accepts.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-05TST-PFM-INT-531 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-539 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-06 Suspension requires a reason, pauses active and degraded connections, and resume restores only connections paused by that installation; repeated state changes are refused.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-06, ATS-PFM-INT-003-12, ATS-PFM-INT-003-13TST-PFM-INT-551 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-07 An enabled or suspended installation can be uninstalled only after all its connections are disconnected; refusal identifies the remaining connections and successful removal preserves the installation record.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-07, ATS-PFM-INT-003-12TST-PFM-INT-151 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-487 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-522 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-08 Uninstalling deletes the installation’s subscriptions and prevents new deliveries for them.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-08, ATS-PFM-INT-003-14, ATS-PFM-INT-014-08, ATS-PFM-INT-014-12TST-PFM-INT-522 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-09 Reinstallation reuses the uninstalled record, enables it with the new acceptance and records a reinstallation event.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-12
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-10 Accepted installation changes enter integration history and the security trail, including whether access widens; refused changes enter neither trail.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-09, ATS-PFM-INT-003-15TST-PFM-INT-550 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-11 Workspace deletion purges that workspace’s integration records and removes protected history last, without touching another workspace’s records.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-10, ATS-PFM-INT-003-16, ATS-PFM-INT-022-07TST-PFM-INT-553 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-003BR-CAP-PFM-INT-003-12 A different workspace’s administrator is refused installation and connection reads and writes, including requests using known record identifiers.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-11TST-PFM-INT-491 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-505 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-01 Creation requires an enabled installation and supported authentication, pins the current published release and waits for credentials; a platform-account connection instead begins verification with a job.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-01TST-PFM-INT-489 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-520 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-02 A connection uses its supplied identifier or one derived from its name, conforms to configuration identifier syntax and is unique within the workspace; conflicts identify the taken value.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-02TST-PFM-INT-489 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-03 An installation cannot hold two non-disconnected connections for the same provider account; verification of a duplicate ends in failed verification with its cause.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-03TST-PFM-INT-500 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-520 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-04 Connection changes use permitted named transitions, leave disconnected final and write both audit trails and binding notifications; a refused transition makes no change.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-04, ATS-PFM-INT-004-11TST-PFM-INT-523 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-574 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-05 Passing verification records the account and supported features, activates the connection and provisions its declared webhook endpoints; failure records the provider’s reason and can be retried.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-05, ATS-PFM-INT-004-12, ATS-PFM-INT-004-14, ATS-PFM-INT-004-15, ATS-PFM-INT-005-16, ATS-PFM-INT-006-13, ATS-PFM-INT-013-12
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-06 Only active or degraded connections can be suspended, suspension blocks their use, and suspension and resume record the actor and reason.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-13, ATS-PFM-INT-004-06TST-PFM-INT-404 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-550 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-07 Disconnection accepts active, degraded, suspended, re-authorization-required or previously verified failed connections, but refuses while any current binding selects it, identifies the bindings and offers no override.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-07, ATS-PFM-INT-004-13, ATS-PFM-INT-007-14TST-PFM-INT-368 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-487 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-513 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-08 An initial connection awaiting authentication, verifying for the first time or failed without prior success may be discarded into disconnected, with a discard reason, so it no longer prevents uninstall.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-08TST-PFM-INT-354 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-522 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-09 Disconnection disables webhook endpoints, revokes credentials for later secret deletion, clears connection notices and records the responsible person and reason.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-09, ATS-PFM-INT-005-13, ATS-PFM-INT-013-09TST-PFM-INT-523 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-538 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-10 Only active or degraded connections can move to a different published release of the same integration; newly requested access must already be covered by the old release or acceptance, and the pin changes after successful verification of the same account.yesATS-PFM-INT-001-15, ATS-PFM-INT-004-10TST-PFM-INT-452 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-520 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-521 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-11 Concurrent requests for the same open verification or health check reuse its job rather than create another.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-004BR-CAP-PFM-INT-004-12 Connection discovery can filter for active connections with a verified capability feature, without exposing credentials.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-01 Credential values remain in secret storage and are absent from screens, answers, records and logs; reads expose method, entry and expiry dates, scopes, refresh state and a four-character hint only for keys longer than eight characters.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-01TST-PFM-INT-486 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-491 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-526 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-529 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-02 Entering, replacing or authorizing credentials requires the separate credentials permission, while integration read permits inspection of non-secret facts.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-02TST-PFM-INT-486 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-03 Entered credentials must match the connection’s method and its exact declared fields, with at most twenty fields, one hundred characters per field name and 8192 characters per value; rejection stores and logs no secret.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-03TST-PFM-INT-485 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-525 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-04 Calls immediately use a replacement credential, while the superseded secret remains recoverable for seven days before destruction and has no scheduled rotation requirement.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-04, ATS-PFM-INT-005-13, ATS-PFM-INT-005-14TST-PFM-INT-525 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-527 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-05 Credential entry starts verification and moves waiting, failed-verification or re-authorization-required connections to verifying; other states remain, and suspended connections start no check.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-14, ATS-PFM-INT-005-05, ATS-PFM-INT-005-16, ATS-PFM-INT-005-17, ATS-PFM-INT-013-13
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-06 The broker lends credential values in memory for a specific execution and adapter, for five minutes by default and at most sixty, with value-free audit and accepted access only; suspension refuses a lease and verifying is permitted only for verification.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-06TST-PFM-INT-525 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-531 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-07 Only the issuing adapter principal may renew a lease for its own connection while its execution remains running.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-07TST-PFM-INT-509 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-08 Rhythm begins OAuth authorization with a proof key and a single-use state tied to the person and connection for ten minutes, requesting only accepted-capability scopes; entered-key methods are refused.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-08TST-PFM-INT-532 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-09 The public OAuth callback saves tokens and returns to the connection page only for valid issued state; unknown, expired, consumed or forged state returns a page asking the person to restart.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-09TST-PFM-INT-486 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-532 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-10 Re-authorization starts OAuth for a sign-in connection, asks a key connection for replacement credentials and tells a platform-account connection that no re-authorization is needed.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-11 The minute refresh pass handles tokens expiring within ten minutes, serializes refresh by connection and moves a refused refresh to re-authorization required with an administrator notice.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-10, ATS-PFM-INT-005-15, ATS-PFM-INT-006-12TST-PFM-INT-535 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-12 Daily maintenance records revoked or superseded credentials as destroyed after secret deletion, sends one notice per refresh-token expiry within fourteen days and removes sign-in attempts abandoned for over a day.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-11, ATS-PFM-INT-005-13TST-PFM-INT-528 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-13 The service keeps credential records within fifty by removing the oldest unreferenced destroyed entries, refuses a new credential if that cannot free enough room and never revives a destroyed credential.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-005BR-CAP-PFM-INT-005-14 Stored credentials contain at most one hundred authorization scopes.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-12
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-01 The console uses green for active passing connections, amber for degraded or failing health, red for failed verification or required re-authorization and grey for suspended, disconnected or unfinished connections.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-01TST-PFM-INT-456 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-02 Initial creation triggers verification; the daily pass verifies active and degraded connections, and fifteen-minute checks probe degraded connections or recent health failures within a day, excluding suspended connections.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-02TST-PFM-INT-548 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-03 Health failure degrades an active connection, recovery restores a degraded one, and credential refusal requires re-authorization with a notice; only active or degraded connections are probed.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-12, ATS-PFM-INT-006-03, ATS-PFM-INT-006-13TST-PFM-INT-364 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-520 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-04 Last-hour figures report the success share and 95th-percentile latency of completed calls that reach the provider, excluding admission refusals and calls still in flight and leaving figures empty without eligible calls.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-04TST-PFM-INT-573 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-05 The workspace health read counts connection states and includes degraded, failed-verification, re-authorization-required and suspended connections with their health and reason.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-06 After commit, feature loss or required re-authorization sends each administrator one e-mail; gains send none and mail failure cannot reverse the saved change.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-15, ATS-PFM-INT-006-05, ATS-PFM-INT-006-09, ATS-PFM-INT-006-12TST-PFM-INT-517 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-07 Successful calls can retain connector warnings as one thirty-day notice per kind with a recurrence count; relevant setting or configuration changes and disconnection clear it, and recording failure cannot fail the call.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-06TST-PFM-INT-538 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-08 Integration history returns installation, connection, credential, binding and subscription changes newest first, with a maximum page of one hundred and protection against rewriting.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-15, ATS-PFM-INT-006-07TST-PFM-INT-483 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-09 The scheduled health walk resumes from its last completed workspace and continues past a workspace failure to avoid starving later workspaces.no
CAP-PFM-INT-006BR-CAP-PFM-INT-006-10 Needs Attention includes failed, degraded or re-authorization-required connections, calls whose settlement has stopped, dead deliveries and connector notices with fixing actions, while excluding calls still being reconciled regardless of age.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-08, ATS-PFM-INT-006-10, ATS-PFM-INT-006-11, ATS-PFM-INT-010-09, ATS-PFM-INT-014-11TST-PFM-INT-145 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-343 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-457 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-01 A binding selects a capability major, scope and connection; each record, business unit, application or workspace scope has one current binding, and replacement advances its revision.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-01, ATS-PFM-INT-007-11TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-554 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-02 Binding creation preserves the existing choice on refusal and requires a bindable contract, valid allowed scope, matching record application, known and verified required features and a usable workspace connection implementing that major.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-02TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-554 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-03 Sensitive money-moving capabilities default to refusal on an ineligible connection, while other capabilities default to continuing to a broader binding.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-03TST-PFM-INT-554 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-571 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-04 Removing a binding supersedes it without replacement, exposes broader scope resolution and retains the removed choice in history.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-04, ATS-PFM-INT-007-11, ATS-PFM-INT-007-12TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-554 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-05 Binding changes append immutable snapshots in newest-first scope history, retaining at most two hundred recent revisions per binding.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-05TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-495 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-554 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-06 A binding becomes invalid with a reason when connection state, installation suspension, capability support or required features prevent use, and reactivates when eligibility returns.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-09, ATS-PFM-INT-007-06, ATS-PFM-INT-007-11, ATS-PFM-INT-007-13TST-PFM-INT-513 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-570 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-07 Invalidating active bindings sends one post-commit e-mail per connection naming affected choices and reasons, while restoration sends none.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-07TST-PFM-INT-513 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-08 An administrator can move at most two hundred active bindings to another active connection under normal eligibility rules; dry run saves nothing and one failed move does not roll back successful moves.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-13, ATS-PFM-INT-007-08, ATS-PFM-INT-007-14TST-PFM-INT-106 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-511 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-09 Migration copies bindings to another capability major under normal validation, optionally supersedes the source, writes nothing in dry run and identifies previously completed copies on repetition.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-09TST-PFM-INT-510 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-10 Integration read permits binding and revision reads, and integration manage is required for changes.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-10TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-007BR-CAP-PFM-INT-007-11 Binding operations also record before-and-after scope, connection, status and revision in security history, marking creation, replacement, restoration and copying as widening.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-01 Resolution examines available scopes in record, business unit, application and workspace order, skipping scopes missing from the call context.yesATS-PFM-INT-007-12, ATS-PFM-INT-008-01TST-PFM-INT-374 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-514 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-572 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-02 The trace records eligibility checks for binding state, connection state, installation, deployed usable release, capability major and mode, verified features, amount and geography constraints, circuit state, and caller authorization with accepted capability access.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-02TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-539 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-569 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-03 An ineligible sensitive binding or refuse-policy binding stops resolution; other policies continue to broader scopes and report a skipped-binding warning.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-03TST-PFM-INT-514 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-572 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-04 When no scope has a binding, resolution refuses for missing configuration and records every scope examined.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-04TST-PFM-INT-514 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-572 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-05 Retired or sunset contract majors refuse before binding reads, deprecated majors remain usable before sunset and unknown capabilities are invalid requests.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-05TST-PFM-INT-572 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-06 Degraded connections remain eligible with a warning, while suspended or re-authorization-required connections are ineligible.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-06TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-514 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-07 An open circuit appears in the trace without invalidating its binding, so the gateway refuses provider availability on the selected connection rather than switches providers.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-07, ATS-PFM-INT-008-10, ATS-PFM-INT-009-17TST-PFM-INT-514 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-572 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-08 Explicit-connection calls bypass bindings but require a usable workspace connection on a deployed release supporting the capability and mode; disconnected is reported distinctly from other unavailable states.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-08, ATS-PFM-INT-008-11, ATS-PFM-INT-012-07TST-PFM-INT-514 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-09 Integration readers may Explain using the same application context and trace as resolution, including refusal when an explicitly named connection lacks support.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-09TST-PFM-INT-400 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-488 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-008BR-CAP-PFM-INT-008-10 Resolution uses a read-only transaction, rereads workspace records on each request and caches catalogue facts for no more than sixty seconds.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-01 Before recording an execution, the gateway rejects requests over one megabyte, contract violations, unsupported modes, missing required idempotency keys, keys with surrounding whitespace and excessive timeout requests.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-01TST-PFM-INT-580 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-02 Application principals invoke only for their own application except Platform, while a console caller needs invoke authority and the capability’s permission.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-02TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-580 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-03 Idempotency keys distinguish calls within a workspace and capability: identical pending calls return in progress, settled calls replay their first response and changed requests conflict; cancellation or admission refusal releases the key.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-03, ATS-PFM-INT-009-19TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-04 An execution records attempts, request fingerprint, serving binding and connection and scalar summaries within four kilobytes that exclude secrets and personal or payment-instrument details; the provider uses the execution identifier for idempotency.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-04, ATS-PFM-INT-009-18, ATS-PFM-INT-012-08TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-579 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-05 Immediate retries reuse the execution at one, four and sixteen seconds within the caller budget for unavailability, rate limits or pre-send timeouts, and retry adapter errors once; declines, refusals and unknown post-send outcomes are not repeated.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-05, ATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-009-15, ATS-PFM-INT-010-11TST-PFM-INT-481 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-06 A sensitive call that cannot retry within its budget settles failed, frees the key and queues nothing, while a non-sensitive call can continue asynchronously.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-06, ATS-PFM-INT-009-13TST-PFM-INT-481 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-583 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-07 Each attempt passes circuit, rate and credential admission; refusal returns the appropriate retry or re-authorization information, never switches connections and releases the unused key.yesATS-PFM-INT-005-14, ATS-PFM-INT-007-13, ATS-PFM-INT-008-10, ATS-PFM-INT-009-07, ATS-PFM-INT-009-17TST-PFM-INT-481 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-08 Five consecutive provider-unavailable or timeout outcomes open the connection circuit for sixty seconds; one probe follows, failed probes double the wait up to fifteen minutes and success closes it.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-08, ATS-PFM-INT-009-14
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-09 Asynchronous invocation returns acceptance before provider contact and uses six queued attempts with delays of one, five and thirty minutes, two hours and six hours.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-09, ATS-PFM-INT-009-13TST-PFM-INT-540 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-10 An execution permits at most ten attempts including operator retries; a requested retry at ten is refused and an eleventh queued attempt settles failed with key release.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-10, ATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-009-16TST-PFM-INT-542 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-11 Opted-in non-sensitive payloads are redacted, truncated at one megabyte and retained for thirty days, while sensitive payloads are never recorded and storage failure does not fail the call.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-11TST-PFM-INT-544 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-576 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-12 Provider rate declarations govern admission, operator overrides can lower them and retry-after drains the bucket for the requested wait; immediate calls receive a retry time and queued calls wait.no
CAP-PFM-INT-009BR-CAP-PFM-INT-009-13 Stored gateway request keys contain at most one hundred and twenty-eight characters.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-12
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-01 Unknown outcomes are investigated on the same connection using the execution identifier after thirty seconds, without resending the original operation.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-009-15, ATS-PFM-INT-010-01, ATS-PFM-INT-010-11TST-PFM-INT-380 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-481 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-545 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-02 A conclusive lookup settles and records the outcome once; inconclusive results retry after two minutes, ten minutes, one hour and six hours, then require attention with one administrator notice.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-010-02TST-PFM-INT-545 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-03 Not-found lookup results retain uncertainty until the last scheduled lookup, when sensitive calls require a person and other calls fail.yesATS-PFM-INT-010-03TST-PFM-INT-545 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-04 Asynchronous calls default to twenty-four hours, shortened but never extended by a manifest budget; overdue accepted calls, lost attempts and lost queued work become unknown for later lookup and may still complete before settlement.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-010-04TST-PFM-INT-545 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-578 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-05 Every settlement path records one outcome and emits one applicable completion for an asynchronous or unanswered caller, while repeated settlements and completions emit nothing further.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-010-05, ATS-PFM-INT-010-08, ATS-PFM-INT-010-10, ATS-PFM-INT-011-07, ATS-PFM-INT-015-08TST-PFM-INT-542 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-545 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-06 Adapters report progress or valid completion only for their own running or accepted asynchronous executions; synchronous, foreign-connection and settled calls refuse the callback.yesATS-PFM-INT-010-06TST-PFM-INT-509 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-07 Unknown executions expose their next lookup and attention state, and the console follows that state rather than applies its own elapsed-time threshold.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-10, ATS-PFM-INT-010-07, ATS-PFM-INT-010-09TST-PFM-INT-458 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-577 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-010BR-CAP-PFM-INT-010-08 The reconciliation test clock admits only Platform outside production, limits adjustment to thirty days in either direction and leaves persisted record timestamps unshifted.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-01 Integration readers inspect execution lists, attempts and stored answers; the separately declared executions-read permission is not required by a route or screen.yesATS-PFM-INT-011-01TST-PFM-INT-481 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-491 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-02 Retry, cancel and resolve require executions-operate separately from connection management; unauthorized callers leave the execution unchanged.yesATS-PFM-INT-011-02TST-PFM-INT-491 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-03 Operator retry accepts only retrying or retryable failed executions with the original request unchanged, queues an attempt on that execution and records the operation.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-16, ATS-PFM-INT-011-03TST-PFM-INT-541 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-04 The Library leaves Retry disabled and directs retries to the calling application because the original request is not retained for resubmission.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-05 Cancellation of an accepted unattempted execution removes dispatch work and releases its key, cancellation of running asynchronous work requests adapter cancellation and settled work refuses cancellation.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-011-04TST-PFM-INT-481 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-543 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-06 Manual resolution requires a needs-attention execution, a succeeded or failed outcome and a note, contacts no provider and records settlement with one applicable application notification.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-13, ATS-PFM-INT-010-08, ATS-PFM-INT-011-05, ATS-PFM-INT-011-07TST-PFM-INT-307 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-542 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-545 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-07 Detail reads fall back to the workspace archive when an execution leaves the thirteen-month online store, preserve its shape and mark it archived, while lists include only online executions.no
CAP-PFM-INT-011BR-CAP-PFM-INT-011-08 Rhythm staff can list attention executions across customers and reset a circuit with workspace history; customer callers cannot perform these staff operations.yesATS-PFM-INT-009-14, ATS-PFM-INT-011-06TST-PFM-INT-541 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-01 Library test invocation requires a provider-reported test account; live and unreported account environments are refused before execution recording.yesATS-PFM-INT-012-01TST-PFM-INT-484 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-02 Existing integration-manage authority permits a person to try a call, with no additional permission and no records for unauthorized attempts.yesATS-PFM-INT-012-02TST-PFM-INT-484 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-03 The selected connection must be active or degraded and verified for the capability, with suspended and unsupported cases refused distinctly.yesATS-PFM-INT-012-03TST-PFM-INT-484 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-04 The Library invokes through the gateway directly on the selected connection without a binding, as its test application for the person and with a new idempotency key each time.yesATS-PFM-INT-008-11, ATS-PFM-INT-009-18, ATS-PFM-INT-012-04, ATS-PFM-INT-012-07, ATS-PFM-INT-012-08TST-PFM-INT-340 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-484 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-05 Test-call history identifies the person, capability and resulting execution.yesATS-PFM-INT-012-05TST-PFM-INT-484 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-06 Account checks replace a prior environment with the provider’s valid test or live report; missing or other values leave environment unknown without failing verification.yesATS-PFM-INT-012-06TST-PFM-INT-516 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-012BR-CAP-PFM-INT-012-07 Try a call is shown on connection detail only to integration managers for usable provider-reported test accounts.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-01 Ingress accepts messages only for enabled provisioned endpoints, returns bodyless not found otherwise, refuses bodies over one megabyte and throttles each endpoint above fifty requests per second.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-01TST-PFM-INT-567 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-02 Ingress stores body and headers before recording and queueing the notification or acknowledging receipt, omitting authorization and cookies unless verification requires them.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-02TST-PFM-INT-567 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-584 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-03 Registration-challenge endpoints verify and return the adapter’s challenge response inline.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-04 The worker verifies stored notifications with endpoint secrets, rejects invalid signatures without events and queues events from verified messages; retryable failures follow six asynchronous attempts and permanent failures stop immediately.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-03, ATS-PFM-INT-013-10, ATS-PFM-INT-013-11, ATS-PFM-INT-015-10TST-PFM-INT-480 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-568 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-05 Processed provider event identifiers remain duplicates permanently, body duplicates on the same endpoint remain duplicates for twenty-four hours when no event identifier exists, and explicit replay bypasses both checks.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-04, ATS-PFM-INT-013-10TST-PFM-INT-480 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-568 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-06 Verification provisions declared endpoints with minted secrets, and manually registered endpoints expose their address and secret once to an authorized administrator.yesATS-PFM-INT-004-15, ATS-PFM-INT-005-17, ATS-PFM-INT-013-05, ATS-PFM-INT-013-09, ATS-PFM-INT-013-12, ATS-PFM-INT-013-13TST-PFM-INT-480 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-491 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-07 Secret rotation accepts both old and new signing secrets for twenty-four hours and then accepts only the replacement.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-06, ATS-PFM-INT-013-09TST-PFM-INT-568 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-08 Operators may replay an individual stored message or an endpoint window no longer than seven days, with each replay entering history.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-07
CAP-PFM-INT-013BR-CAP-PFM-INT-013-09 Integration readers inspect endpoint and notification records without signing-secret values.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-08TST-PFM-INT-491 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-01 Subscription creation requires an enabled installation, an event declared and accepted for its current release, a valid shared-condition filter and uniqueness by installation, connection and event type.yesATS-PFM-INT-014-01, ATS-PFM-INT-014-08TST-PFM-INT-565 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-566 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-02 Rhythm changes create deduplicated deliveries projected to declared event fields without system or actor columns, with prior values and changed fields only for event types that declare them.yesATS-PFM-INT-014-02, ATS-PFM-INT-014-10, ATS-PFM-INT-015-09TST-PFM-INT-480 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-566 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-575 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-03 Filters run when a change occurs, recording false or unknown matches as skipped without queued work.yesATS-PFM-INT-014-03TST-PFM-INT-566 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-575 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-04 Push delivery obtains a credential lease and records acknowledgement; failures retry at one, five and thirty minutes, two and six hours and become dead after six attempts.yesATS-PFM-INT-014-04, ATS-PFM-INT-014-09TST-PFM-INT-566 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-585 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-05 Fifty consecutive dead deliveries pause a subscription and notify its administrators once; resume resets the count and paused subscriptions take no changes.yesATS-PFM-INT-006-11, ATS-PFM-INT-014-05, ATS-PFM-INT-014-08, ATS-PFM-INT-014-11TST-PFM-INT-566 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-06 Acceptance withdrawal atomically pauses active subscriptions for excluded types and records both trails; re-acceptance alone does not resume them.yesATS-PFM-INT-014-06, ATS-PFM-INT-014-08TST-PFM-INT-565 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-566 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-07 Installation suspension skips delivery without changing active subscription status, so later changes are delivered after resume.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-14, ATS-PFM-INT-014-07, ATS-PFM-INT-014-12TST-PFM-INT-565 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-08 Operators may restart a dead delivery from its first attempt or replay subscription changes over a requested window.noATS-PFM-INT-014-09
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-09 Pull integrations read pending deliveries after their cursor, and cursor advancement marks the covered deliveries delivered.noATS-PFM-INT-014-09
CAP-PFM-INT-014BR-CAP-PFM-INT-014-10 Subscription creation, edit and removal enter integration and security history without storing filter values in those trails.no
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-01 An application registers its consumer event types or prefixes under its own principal during deployment, replacing its previous registration in full.yesATS-PFM-INT-015-01TST-PFM-INT-537 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-02 Each routing attempt invokes relevant consumers as Platform with batches no larger than ten; retries may repeat delivery to earlier successful consumers, requiring event-identity deduplication, and end dead after six attempts while events without recipients remain unclaimed.yesATS-PFM-INT-013-11, ATS-PFM-INT-015-02, ATS-PFM-INT-015-07, ATS-PFM-INT-015-10TST-PFM-INT-537 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-03 Execution-completion events reach only a consumer for the invoking application and include the response or error.yesATS-PFM-INT-010-10, ATS-PFM-INT-015-03, ATS-PFM-INT-015-08TST-PFM-INT-480 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-04 An adapter emits no more than one hundred events per batch for its own connection, limited to declared produced types and valid event data.yesATS-PFM-INT-015-04TST-PFM-INT-509 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-05 Event identifiers support consumer deduplication, and redelivered work for an already attempted dispatch has no further effect.yesATS-PFM-INT-014-10, ATS-PFM-INT-015-05, ATS-PFM-INT-015-07, ATS-PFM-INT-015-09TST-PFM-INT-537 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-06 Workspace routes expose their own events, while Rhythm staff can list unclaimed and dead events across customers.yesATS-PFM-INT-015-06TST-PFM-INT-537 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-07 Webhook-derived events use the originating Rhythm record and execution where a provider reference matches, retaining the provider reference when no match exists.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-015BR-CAP-PFM-INT-015-08 Data-grant query and projection callbacks validate adapter connection authority and then return the marked not-implemented response.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-01 Registration validates the complete declaration before writes, including declaration version, service and point naming, workspace-ending scope order, known kinds and policies, a thirty-second timeout ceiling, one current version, object schemas and no unexpected properties.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-01TST-PFM-INT-473 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-476 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-02 Declarations cannot claim keys owned by another service or subscribe to unregistered event types; refusal names the conflict and preserves the existing owner’s records.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-02TST-PFM-INT-473 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-03 An omitted contract version becomes deprecated with a timestamp if an enabled binding references it, otherwise retired.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-03, ATS-PFM-INT-016-08TST-PFM-INT-473 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-475 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-04 Omitting a point retires it and its versions, orphans all customer bindings and logs the count; re-declaration revives the point without repairing orphaned bindings.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-04, ATS-PFM-INT-016-08, ATS-PFM-INT-016-09, ATS-PFM-INT-017-15TST-PFM-INT-473 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-05 Neutral outputs are restricted to resolver and transformer versions, reject JSON null and permit other values including empty objects, arrays and strings.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-05
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-06 Event and native-subscriber declarations are replaced with the same registration, retiring subscribers the service omits.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-07 The global registry is written through registration and browsed with extension-point read, returning contracts, event types and the current workspace’s binding counts.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-06TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-477 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-08 Registration keeps deployment logs and record stamps as its trace rather than writes a separate audit event.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-016BR-CAP-PFM-INT-016-09 Invocation policy admits extension registration callers, while the submitted service name chooses whose entries are replaced without comparison to an authenticated application principal.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-07
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-01 Handlers may be Lambda functions, declarative rules or built-ins; HTTPS targets are unavailable, target properties are kind-specific and secret-free, and Lambda defaults its qualifier to live.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-01TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-468 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-02 Code-handler management requires extension-handlers manage, while rule authors may use extension-rules manage alone.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-02TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-03 Handler secrets remain write-only in secret storage, handler deletion schedules their removal and a bound handler cannot be deleted.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-03TST-PFM-INT-468 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-04 Handlers use registered points, unique workspace names and timeouts within every implemented point’s ceiling, with a rule supplied only for rule handlers.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-04TST-PFM-INT-468 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-05 Saving a rule checks every implemented point’s current contract, binding checks the selected version and invalid rules identify each problem without writes.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-05TST-PFM-INT-460 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-466 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-468 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-06 Bindings require a live registered point, a permitted and correctly identified scope, an implementing handler, an allowed failure policy with a note for overrides, a usable newly selected contract version and a forward effective window.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-06TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-466 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-475 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-07 Binding lifecycle permits draft activation, shadow or disable, enabled-shadow interchange, disabled return to draft or use and disable from any state; registration alone orphans bindings, which can only be disabled, and edits require the version read.yesATS-PFM-INT-016-09, ATS-PFM-INT-017-07, ATS-PFM-INT-017-13, ATS-PFM-INT-017-15TST-PFM-INT-466 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-475 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-08 A single-answer point permits at most one enabled or shadow binding at a given scope.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-08TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-466 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-09 Resolution chooses the enabled binding at the most specific applicable scope then lowest priority, reports ties as configuration errors, ignores expired windows and reports shadow separately; no winner uses the point default.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-09TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-478 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-10 Handler testing validates input against its contract and executes rule handlers with test invocation history, while code-handler tests report unavailable transport and record no execution.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-10TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-460 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-11 Record facts are true or false when available, unknown for missing values or refused queries and false for absent records, evaluated as system for the same person within the workspace with request-local caching.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-11TST-PFM-INT-479 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-12 Invocation readers see newest-first workspace runs filtered by point, handler, outcome, purpose and time, with captured references exposed only while capture is enabled.yesATS-PFM-INT-017-12TST-PFM-INT-459 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-017BR-CAP-PFM-INT-017-13 Handler and binding changes enter security history by changed field name without target or secret values.noATS-PFM-INT-017-14
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-01 Only a registered active application principal may submit its own declaration over the service boundary; foreign, unknown, suspended and web-person callers are refused without registry writes.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-01TST-PFM-INT-586 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-603 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-02 Malformed manifests identify all validation problems, and ownership, host, execution-kind or lowered-contract conflicts refuse the entire registration without partial writes.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-02TST-PFM-INT-586 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-603 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-03 Accepted registration inserts or updates entries, preserves unchanged entries, revives re-declared retired entries and retires omitted active entries, reporting counts and retired keys.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-03, ATS-PFM-INT-018-06TST-PFM-INT-586 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-603 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-04 Platform registers the automation event point, three universal timer points and five action types including communications, keeping the declared notification-centre action inactive until that facility exists.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-05 Builder reads return a host’s own triggers and universal timers plus active action types configurable at the requested trigger, omit inactive types and still return retired type detail marked retired.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-04, ATS-PFM-INT-018-07, ATS-PFM-INT-018-08TST-PFM-INT-587 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-06 Workflow registry tables contain shared declarations without workspace ownership, with this module as their writer; access grants for other application roles remain documented evidence outside this examination boundary.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-018BR-CAP-PFM-INT-018-07 Platform setup applies declarations, updates shipped recipes, deactivates omitted shipped templates and rebuilds shared views from available host schemas.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-05
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-01 Lists place Rhythm’s eight shipped action recipes and six workflow recipes first, identify them as shipped and refuse customer edits or deletion.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-01TST-PFM-INT-587 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-591 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-604 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-02 Recipe saves validate every action against active enabled registry types, host and trigger restrictions, current contract version, settings schema and configurator permissions, with workflow stages also checked against their contract.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-07, ATS-PFM-INT-019-02TST-PFM-INT-591 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-600 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-605 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-03 Customer recipe identifiers are unique within the workspace, cannot use Rhythm’s reserved prefix and require the read version on replacement.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-03TST-PFM-INT-591 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-04 A recipe is copied into its using definition, so later template edits do not change that definition.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-09, ATS-PFM-INT-020-10
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-05 Calendars require a valid IANA zone, distinct working weekdays, optional forward working hours and at most four hundred holidays; one default at most must be active and a new default atomically clears the previous one.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-04TST-PFM-INT-588 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-596 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-06 Provisioning gives a workspace a Monday-to-Friday, nine-to-five Standard week in its own zone with no holidays, uses the seed ledger once and does not recreate a user-deleted seed.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-05TST-PFM-INT-590 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-07 Business-duration arithmetic uses the calendar’s zone, working days, hours and holidays, so two business days after Friday at four in the afternoon with Monday closed reaches Wednesday at the same time.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-06TST-PFM-INT-002 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-08 Calendar changes leave previously calculated timer dates unchanged.yes
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-09 Registry read permits recipe and calendar reads, templates manage permits recipe changes and calendars manage permits calendar changes.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-07TST-PFM-INT-587 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-019BR-CAP-PFM-INT-019-10 A workspace holds no more than one hundred calendars; stale replacements and applicable locked mutations refuse without changes, while deletion of the sole unlocked default can leave no default.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-08
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-01 Creation gives an automation rule and its first version draft status under the event owner; name and event can change before first publication, while the event is fixed afterwards.yesATS-PFM-INT-020-01, ATS-PFM-INT-020-09TST-PFM-INT-594 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-02 A rule has one editable draft version, and saving after publication opens the next numbered draft.yesATS-PFM-INT-020-02, ATS-PFM-INT-020-09TST-PFM-INT-588 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-594 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-03 Publishing requires a registered automation event, declared condition facts, at least one registry-valid action at that event and all automation and action permissions, storing those permissions with the version.yesATS-PFM-INT-018-08, ATS-PFM-INT-020-03, ATS-PFM-INT-020-09TST-PFM-INT-589 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-04 Publication freezes the condition, actions and fingerprint with publisher and time, selects the current version and enables a draft rule; subsequent content changes are refused even for direct writers.yesATS-PFM-INT-019-09, ATS-PFM-INT-020-04, ATS-PFM-INT-020-09, ATS-PFM-INT-020-10, ATS-PFM-INT-021-05TST-PFM-INT-588 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-589 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-05 Enabled and disabled rules may exchange states, any non-retired rule may retire, drafts enable only through publication and retired rules cannot move; published rules cannot be deleted but unpublished drafts can.yesATS-PFM-INT-020-05, ATS-PFM-INT-020-09TST-PFM-INT-594 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-06 The event owner evaluates at most two hundred enabled rules at their current published versions and raises matching actions in its own transaction with rule and version attribution.yesATS-PFM-INT-020-06TST-PFM-INT-003 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-007 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-07 Shared run and timer lists filter application, host, instance, status, type and time, order runs newest first and timers by due time, identify failed or blocked work and skip unavailable host views with a warning.yesATS-PFM-INT-020-07, ATS-PFM-INT-022-06TST-PFM-INT-598 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-08 The shared runs-resolve permission governs host-owned retry and skip operations on each host’s routes.no
CAP-PFM-INT-020BR-CAP-PFM-INT-020-09 Registry read covers rules and versions, automation manage covers edits and publication and runs read covers run and timer lists.yesATS-PFM-INT-020-08TST-PFM-INT-587 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-021BR-CAP-PFM-INT-021-01 Lists place Rhythm’s eight shipped action recipes and six workflow recipes first, identify them as shipped and refuse customer edits or deletion.yesATS-PFM-INT-021-01TST-PFM-INT-587 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-591 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-604 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-021BR-CAP-PFM-INT-021-02 Recipe saves validate every action against active enabled registry types, host and trigger restrictions, current contract version, settings schema and configurator permissions, with workflow stages also checked against their contract.yesATS-PFM-INT-021-02TST-PFM-INT-591 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-600 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-605 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-021BR-CAP-PFM-INT-021-03 Customer recipe identifiers are unique within the workspace, cannot use Rhythm’s reserved prefix and require the read version on replacement.yesATS-PFM-INT-021-03TST-PFM-INT-591 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-021BR-CAP-PFM-INT-021-04 A recipe is copied into its using definition, so later template edits do not change that definition.yesATS-PFM-INT-021-05
CAP-PFM-INT-021BR-CAP-PFM-INT-021-05 Registry read permits recipe reads and templates manage permits creating, replacing or deleting workspace recipes.yesATS-PFM-INT-021-04TST-PFM-INT-587 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-022BR-CAP-PFM-INT-022-01 Calendars require a valid IANA zone, distinct working weekdays, optional forward working hours and at most four hundred holidays; one default at most must be active and a new default atomically clears the previous one.yesATS-PFM-INT-022-01TST-PFM-INT-588 (not-run), TST-PFM-INT-596 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-022BR-CAP-PFM-INT-022-02 Provisioning gives a workspace a Monday-to-Friday, nine-to-five Standard week in its own zone with no holidays, uses the seed ledger once and does not recreate a user-deleted seed.yesATS-PFM-INT-003-16, ATS-PFM-INT-022-02, ATS-PFM-INT-022-07TST-PFM-INT-590 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-022BR-CAP-PFM-INT-022-03 Business-duration arithmetic uses the calendar’s zone, working days, hours and holidays, so two business days after Friday at four in the afternoon with Monday closed reaches Wednesday at the same time.yesATS-PFM-INT-022-03TST-PFM-INT-002 (not-run)
CAP-PFM-INT-022BR-CAP-PFM-INT-022-04 Calendar changes leave previously calculated timer dates unchanged.yesATS-PFM-INT-022-06
CAP-PFM-INT-022BR-CAP-PFM-INT-022-05 Registry read permits calendar reads and calendars manage permits creating, replacing or deleting calendars.yesATS-PFM-INT-022-04
CAP-PFM-INT-022BR-CAP-PFM-INT-022-06 A workspace holds no more than one hundred calendars; stale replacements and applicable locked mutations refuse without changes, while deletion of the sole unlocked default can leave no default.yesATS-PFM-INT-022-05

Where Each Capability Lives ​

CapabilityRepositoryRolePaths
(no capability carries repositories[] yet)

Features and Journeys ​

ArtifactProof
FEAT-PFM-INT-01 Integration offers and adoptionFAS-PFM-INT-01
FEAT-PFM-INT-02 Provider accounts and credentialsFAS-PFM-INT-02
FEAT-PFM-INT-03 Gateway calls and settlementFAS-PFM-INT-03
FEAT-PFM-INT-04 Integration messages and subscriptionsFAS-PFM-INT-04
FEAT-PFM-INT-05 Customer extensionsFAS-PFM-INT-05
FEAT-PFM-INT-06 Workflow configuration and automationFAS-PFM-INT-06
JNY-PFM-INT-001 Install an integration and recover a failed connectionno product acceptance scenario
JNY-PFM-INT-002 Move dependent work before retiring an integrationno product acceptance scenario
JNY-PFM-INT-003 Choose an account and inspect a gateway test callno product acceptance scenario
JNY-PFM-INT-004 Resolve a payment after its response is lostno product acceptance scenario
JNY-PFM-INT-005 Test and apply a customer pricing ruleno product acceptance scenario
JNY-PFM-INT-006 Publish an automation for a registered business eventno product acceptance scenario

Gaps ​

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