| 1 | createTenant | Submit the customer’s workspace details with a first administrator and domain sender. | CAP-PFM-TNL-001 | The response identifies a provisioning workspace and its recorded build. | test |
| 2 | tenant_provisioning: provision:<participant> | Run application construction in the planned dependency order. | CAP-PFM-TNL-002 | Enabled participant work is invoked in sequence. | test |
| 3 | tenant_provisioning: provision:platform.security | Establish the requested customer Administrator invitation. | CAP-PFM-TNL-004 | A single recorded invitation supports safe replay. | test |
| 4 | tenant_provisioning: provision:communications.sender-identity | Set up the association’s sending identities. | CAP-PFM-TNL-004 | Sender setup exposes DNS requirements while construction continues. | test |
| 5 | tenant_provisioning: verify-readiness, activate | Check participant readiness and activate the result. | CAP-PFM-TNL-002 | Active lifecycle, requested business mode and first opening time are retained. | test |
| 6 | getTenantProvisioning | Inspect the completed provisioning snapshot. | CAP-PFM-TNL-003 | Named participant and closing steps show their completion. | test |
| 7 | notifyJobRequester | Read the requester’s outcome notice. | CAP-PFM-TNL-003 | The ready message identifies the workspace and links to progress. | test |
| 8 | /console/{tenantId} | Enter ordinary workspace use as the association’s administrator. | CAP-PFM-TNL-005 | The active enabled workspace passes its availability gate. | test |