Open source. Not deployable to production. This page states what the tests prove and what is missing — nothing else.

CRM job catalogue

Data governance

no milestone assigned — DATA_GOVERNANCE.md

8 jobs in this area. 8 not supported.

validated end to end An automated test or a checked-in example proves the whole job. This is the only status that counts as evidence.

partially supported Part of the job works and is proved; the rest is named rather than implied. Read what is excluded before planning around it.

technically supported The primitives exist but no test proves the job end to end, so it is not claimed as working.

not supported No implementation and no test. It would have to be built. This is the default status in the catalogue — a row moves out of it only when a test proves it.

JTBD-DG-01 · Record consent and lawful basis

not supported

no consent primitive

JTBD-DG-02 · Honor an opt-out across outbound paths

not supported

no outbound paths and no suppression list

JTBD-DG-03 · Export everything held about a subject

not supported

no subject-access path

JTBD-DG-04 · Anonymize or delete a subject while preserving immutable evidence

not supported

the hardest design in the track: commercial evidence is deliberately immutable. Customer Data Foundation v1 does not move this row and does not claim to: it anonymizes and…

JTBD-DG-05 · Apply a retention policy and evidence that it ran

not supported

needs the scheduler

JTBD-DG-06 · Inspect what was shared with which provider

not supported

M9 records inbound provenance only

JTBD-DG-07 · Restrict sensitive fields by role

not supported

needs RBAC

JTBD-DG-08 · Prove a deletion request completed

not supported

needs DG-04

What a status here does not mean

These statuses describe this repository at this commit. None of them implies the framework is deployable: there is no authentication, tenancy or RBAC, so it is local-development-only whatever any row says. Every claim and every limitation is on one page.

All 149 catalogued jobs · /jobs.json · the claims ledger