Versioned schemas
Evidence contracts can evolve predictably and submissions can be validated against a known version.
Security and governance
ConsentTrace is being built for sensitive assurance workflows. This page distinguishes current foundations from active development and roadmap commitments.
No security certification, audit completion or compliance badge is claimed on this site. Evidence will be published only after independent verification.
Control status
Status reflects evidence available in the current repository and product foundation, not marketing aspiration.
Evidence contracts can evolve predictably and submissions can be validated against a known version.
The product model is designed to receive consent evidence rather than broad customer production datasets.
API credential storage and rotation controls are part of the active platform build.
Authenticated delivery will allow consumers to verify result payload origin.
Tenant boundaries are being implemented and require production verification before launch.
Team and role controls are included in the commercial product design.
Evidence, evaluation and review actions will be represented in an accountable history.
Configurable lifecycle controls are being designed around customer requirements.
Reports will identify the policy profile and version used for evaluation.
Enterprise identity integration is planned, with provider scope to be confirmed.
Options may be available after security, architecture and commercial discovery.
Tailored retention is planned for enterprise agreements.
Evidence responsibility
ConsentTrace should receive only the evidence needed for the agreed evaluation. Evidence producers remain responsible for avoiding unnecessary personal data and secrets in payloads.
Capture only fields, observations and references required by the evidence schema.
Keep properties, regions, environments and decisions bound to the appropriate tenant context.
Apply contractual retention once configurable lifecycle controls are available.
Make evidence actionable