The Hub governs evidence and execution. IAS governs institutional acceptance and reliance.
The server-mediated bridge links each Hub programme to its IAS authority profile, acceptance review, Step 0–6 route, AC-01–AC-08 assessment, exceptions, assurance statements, controlled releases and receiving-institution outcomes.
Every current and future programme is linked by its programme code. IAS establishes the institution, mandate, acceptance profile, reviewer and reliance conditions before the remaining reviewer route proceeds.
IAS-0 through IAS-X, with receiving-institution authority preserved.
Step 0–6 completion and AC-01–AC-08 assessment coverage, including met, partial, not-met and pending findings.
Open exceptions, critical blockers and authority-confirmation posture.
Issued assurance statements, controlled releases and external outcomes.
Signed-in Hub administrators can view bounded portfolio summaries below. Programme evidence and full IAS records remain in their respective protected systems.
Every future project, programme, facility, pilot or portfolio uses the same programme code across the operating and assurance systems.
| System | Responsibility | Identifier |
|---|---|---|
| Terra Vita Hub | Evidence, execution, reviewer actions and export posture | programme_code |
| FieldTrace | Attributable field evidence and operator/site identity | programme_code |
| Capital-Flow Readiness | Readiness gates, blockers and upgrade plans | programme_code |
| Project Authority Lock | Legal entity, signatory, site and funding-recipient authority | programme_code |
| IAS | Institutional acceptance, reliance, releases and outcomes | programme_code |
