Document and job status stay visible
Draft, approval, signature, signed, issued, paid, completed—and job open or closed—remain part of the working record.
Governance
How control and accountability work
For consequential work, Obsidian Core™ shows you what it wants to do, waits for your approval, then records what happened. You stay in charge of the important decisions.
Operational status
Deployment requests are currently accepted on a limited basis. Approval settings are configured during installation for that business.
What you experience
Propose → review → approve → record
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The system proposes an important action For example issuing a contract, applying a priced change, or closing a job after payment.
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You review what will happen You see the intended change in plain terms before anything consequential runs.
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Consequential actions require your approval If you reject the proposal, it does not proceed. Routine deterministic work can still continue under Base Mode.
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Approved actions are recorded Execution and approval history stay available so you can see what was proposed, approved, executed, or rejected.
Visibility
Status you can check
Audit history stays attached
You can review proposal, approval, execution, and rejection history for the work the system tracked.
Safeguard
Protected storage and recovery
If protected storage is missing or unavailable, the system enters a protected/recovery state instead of silently creating a replacement Vault. That keeps business records from being quietly forked into an empty new home.