Cloud foundation
Architecture, delivery controls and acceptance-test baseline.
NEXUS CLOUD v1.0 · BUILD CONTROL
NEXUS Cloud is being built as a secure, multi-company automotive operating platform. Future Lease 4 U is the flagship implementation and first controlled pilot.
NON-NEGOTIABLE DELIVERY GATE
Nothing is published just because it looks finished. Each capability must pass all five gates in sequence.
Create the requested capability in the Cloud workspace.
Run the relevant build, unit, integration and safety checks.
Resolve confirmed failures before a release can progress.
Recheck protected journeys, permissions and prior releases.
Release only after every earlier gate is green.
THE DELIVERY ROADMAP
Architecture, delivery controls and acceptance-test baseline.
Company boundaries, data ownership and isolation controls.
Secure sign-in, roles and tenant-scoped access.
Platform oversight, support boundaries and audit controls.
The first safe operational workspace for Future Lease 4 U.
Plans, trials, renewal controls and billing boundaries.
Company setup and a customer-safe self-service journey.
Tenant-safe read, draft and approval-gated action workflows.
Resilience, recovery, observability and hardening evidence.
Private-team pilot gate; customer and commercial release remain no-go.
Metadata-only dry-run controls; no records, documents or legacy connections move.
Contract-only registry; every provider, credential, request and retry remains off.
Private storage, identity and invitation controls remain blocked until independently proven.
Evidence-based go/no-go, rollback and owner sign-off for launch.
Owner-only runtime evidence for the private Future Lease 4 U pilot.
Database lifecycle, migration verification and safe health controls.
Named staff roles, least privilege and MFA readiness for the pilot.
Signed connectivity boundary; customer routing and reconciliation remain gated.
Sealed storage and metadata/audit foundation; document content remains gated.
Metadata-only quarantine plan; source access, records and import execution remain off.
Metadata-only contract reviews; providers, credentials, callbacks and deliveries remain off.
Planning-only recovery boundary; backups, restores, rollback drills and alert delivery remain off.
Planning-only staff-UAT boundary; UAT, workflows, support cases and commercial pilot remain off.
Provider-disabled billing boundary; checkout, payment, invoices and customer billing remain off.
Missing-evidence no-go boundary; assessment, sign-off and commercial launch remain off.
Rollout-not-started boundary; cohorts, customers, migration, payments, providers and notifications remain off.
A clearer tenant-scoped lead and follow-up home for the private Future Lease 4 U team.
A tenant-scoped read-only lead record, reached only through the signed-in FL4U workspace.
Email-based duplicate prevention for internal FL4U leads and their follow-up work items.
An open internal follow-up can be claimed once by an authorised FL4U staff member, with a tenant-scoped audit trail.
Authorised FL4U staff see their own claimed follow-ups first, without exposing other company work.
Authorised FL4U staff can move a lead through a limited internal workflow with a tenant-scoped audit trail.
Only the FL4U staff member assigned to an open follow-up can mark it complete, with an audit trail.
Lead and follow-up controls now use explicit, least-privilege permissions rather than a broad customer-write grant.
A tenant-scoped, state-only history shows fixed internal stage changes without exposing free-form audit content.
Authorised FL4U staff can add tenant-scoped internal context without creating a customer message or external action.
A clean-schema workflow test proves lead creation, staging, ownership, notes and completion remain tenant-scoped and content-safe.
The final private-workflow evidence is explicit about what it proves—and why customer UAT and commercial launch remain closed.
AQUA now has a governed Cloud operating model, evidence-aware health briefings, a fault-and-retest process, recommendations and protected aggregate statistics.
A display-safe runtime check now distinguishes configured foundations from any permission to accept real work.
Role integrity is measured separately from MFA evidence; no staff account is created or widened by the check.
The website boundary remains signed and reference-only while live customer routing stays closed.
Internal follow-ups can carry an optional due time and remain tenant-scoped, duplicate-safe and action-free externally.
Only a bounded, metadata-only document preflight contract exists; upload, scanning, access and customer visibility remain off.
An automated-only synthetic lead-to-task proof for the first FL4U website journey; real website intake remains closed.
Sender, delivery telemetry and failed-message handling are prepared while all provider delivery remains disabled.
The signed, exact-once Check My Options routing contract is prepared; the live website switch remains off.
Backup, restore and rollback runbooks are prepared without claiming that a recovery drill has run.
Field mapping, dry-run harness and reconciliation rules are prepared without accessing or importing legacy records.
Private staff-pilot controls are prepared while staff UAT itself remains a human-owned evidence gate.
The final ledger combines technical readiness while requiring real human evidence and an owner decision before launch.
WORK CARD 01 · PUBLISHED
The foundation release establishes the product structure, quality gates and proof required before future development can introduce records, document uploads, integrations or automated actions.
WORK CARD 02 · PUBLISHED
Every future record, activity and event is being made workspace-owned from day one. A request cannot simply choose another company's data by changing a browser value.
Core platform records carry a required workspace ID and indexed tenant boundary.
Browser-provided workspace headers are never treated as authority for data access.
Audit and outbox events are tenant-owned, correlation-ready and duplicate-safe.
WORK CARD 03 · PUBLISHED
NEXUS Cloud now has a server-side permission contract. A signed-in Work identity must hold an active membership and the right role before a workspace action can be allowed.
Platform controls only, never company customer access.
Full control inside one company workspace.
Company administration without ownership transfer.
Operational control without company or platform administration.
Day-to-day customer and follow-up work only.
Limited visibility with no write capability.
WORK CARD 04 · PUBLISHED
The Super Admin centre governs companies, pilot status and operational support. It deliberately excludes customer documents, applications and financial records from the platform overview.
WORK CARD 05 · PUBLISHED
The first pilot workspace has a protected enquiry queue and follow-up control. A signed-in member is resolved to the company on the server; a browser cannot select another tenant's records.
No historic customer data is imported by this release.
WORK CARD 06 · PUBLISHED
Each company now has a tenant-scoped plan and subscription record, entitlement policy, audit trail and retry-safe preparation flow. No card, checkout, invoice delivery or provider connection is enabled.
WORK CARD 07 · PUBLISHED
The pilot now has a tenant-owned onboarding record, readiness controls and a visible customer-portal boundary. It will not issue links, show records or send messages until an approved identity and invitation path exists.
Tenant selection from the browser is never accepted.
WORK CARD 08 · PUBLISHED
AQUA now has a tenant-safe draft path and operational-insight boundary built around an anonymous queue summary. Its server-only model connection remains closed until the runtime secret is configured; it cannot see documents or financial data, send messages, approve applications, update records or trigger payments.
WORK CARD 09 · PUBLISHED
Every Cloud response is hardened with security headers, and Super Admin now has a protected evidence board. It deliberately shows a commercial NO-GO until backup/restore, private documents, controlled integrations and verified customer access have independent proof.
WORK CARD 23 · PUBLISHED
The owner can record the UAT planning boundary without pretending a scenario has run. No staff UAT, customer workflow, support case, message, payment or commercial pilot can start here.
WORK CARD 14 · PUBLISHED
The final control pulls together the remaining evidence without pretending it exists. Recovery proof, migration reconciliation, provider contracts, private document custody, customer identity and named owner approval still keep commercial release at NO-GO.