Public posture
Reviewer-facing architecture only: receiver posture, authority boundary, event-envelope route and search metadata.
The architecture is organised around the seven-layer Governance Spine: identity, evidence, routing, assurance, MRV attachment, export and audit reconstruction.
This page links only to public artefacts bundled in the v376 search index. Reliance-grade evidence, live programme records and reviewer notes remain in protected workspaces.
Reviewers can move from orientation into the Governance Spine, then into the Assurance Layer and FieldTrace evidence route before requesting protected diligence.
Shared institutional orientation
Legal, risk, MRV, procurement and audit routing
Governance Spine, authority boundaries and evidence flow
Verification, integrity lock, admissibility and reliance
Field evidence and attribution route into assurance
Minimum proof before protected reliance review
Purpose-bound evidence access and reviewer action
FieldTrace envelopes enter Terra Vita Hub through a signed, hash-bound receiver. The receiver verifies the manifest and HMAC signature, records the ingest event, opens a protected review-intake row, and returns a deterministic Hub acknowledgement ID.
Reviewer-facing architecture only: receiver posture, authority boundary, event-envelope route and search metadata.
Operator records, evidence files, review-intake rows and intake decisions remain in protected Hub workspaces.
FieldTrace receiver intake is non-binding until an institution, committee or authorised reviewer acts under its own authority.
The Assurance Layer binds Governance, Evidence and Attribution into an institutionally admissible object. Controlled sharing and the Institutional Ledger preserve the reliance boundary after export.
Completeness, coherence, authority and attribution checks before reliance.
Freeze, hash and snapshot the programme state at institutional closure.
Generate the institutional reliance statement without replacing judgement.