Access stays within a named scope.
designedBefore work begins, the permitted sources, users, actions, and systems are named. Gavin does not assume access beyond that scope.
Security and control
Defined access. Visible authority.
Manufacturing work carries sensitive drawings, commercial terms, and decisions. Gavin is designed to use named sources and actions, keep evidence traceable, and leave approval and release with the responsible person.
Operating principles
Control belongs inside the job record.
The data, system, and action boundaries are confirmed for each deployment. These principles show what remains visible and who remains responsible.
Approval and release remain human decisions.
designedGavin prepares drafts and presents open decisions. A named person approves controlled outputs and any external release.
Each requirement keeps its source.
designedPrepared requirements are designed to retain the originating file, revision, exact excerpt, owner, and checked time.
A revision does not erase the prior state.
designedReceipts record what changed, who reviewed it, which drafts were affected, and what was not done.
System access and writeback are confirmed before expansion.
designedFor each deployment, the systems, objects, read/write direction, and writeback owner are named.
Each correction has an owner and version.
designedA correction records its scope, version, and approval owner. A check confirms that established work still behaves as expected.
Before deployment
Define the deployment before access begins.
We'll define the permitted data, users, systems, read/write direction, writeback owner, retention needs, and approval points for the deployment you are considering.
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