Section 12 of 104
10. Identity, Registry and Traceability Integration
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-12 · 29 content blocks
Every consequential System05 entity shall possess an appropriate identity and shall remain traceable through its applicable lifecycle.
Identified entities may include:
Nodes and Cartridges;
Interfaces and Product Types;
individual manufactured Products;
Assemblies and Buildings;
BDL documents and compiled configurations;
BIOS and Digital Twin Versions;
manufacturing facilities and production lots;
Engineering Profiles;
Evidence packages;
organizations, authorities, and approved Roles;
modifications, incidents, and lifecycle events.
Identifiers shall be unique within their declared domain, stable, machine-readable, and resolvable throughout the required retention period.
The Registry architecture shall distinguish between:
identity;
classification;
ownership;
location;
configuration;
Conformance status;
operational state;
certification or approval;
lifecycle history.
Possession of an identifier shall not independently establish authenticity, Conformance, quality, certification, ownership, or suitability.
Physical identifiers should remain readable by humans and Machines where practical. Machine-readable marking may include barcodes, QR codes, data-matrix symbols, RFID, secure digital credentials, or future equivalent technologies.
Traceability shall connect source materials, manufacturing records, Product configuration, delivery, installation, verification, maintenance, replacement, and retirement.
Registry corrections shall preserve historical provenance. Records shall not be deleted or rewritten merely to make an implementation appear conforming.
Access controls may protect sensitive information, but essential safety, compatibility, and lifecycle information shall remain available to authorized users and systems.