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Compliance Business Rules

Why This Exists

This document defines business rules for the Compliance Domain.

Rules protect readiness, verification, expiry, and risk integrity.

Owner

The owner is the Chief Product Officer and Enterprise Architect.

Business Value

Business rules reduce disqualification risk and ensure compliance state remains trustworthy.

Rule Catalogue

Rule ID Area Rule
COMP-RULE-001 Ownership Compliance owns compliance state, readiness, verification, expiry, and risk.
COMP-RULE-002 Organization Compliance profiles must reference OrganizationId.
COMP-RULE-003 Organization Organization identity must be read from Organization, not duplicated as compliance truth.
COMP-RULE-004 Documents Compliance documents must have type, source, status, and provenance.
COMP-RULE-005 Expiry Expired documents must not satisfy active requirements unless an approved exception exists.
COMP-RULE-006 Verification Verified evidence requires a verification record.
COMP-RULE-007 Requirements Tender-specific requirements must preserve source tender text or reference.
COMP-RULE-008 Readiness Procurement Readiness Score must be explainable by components.
COMP-RULE-009 Risk Compliance Risk must include severity, cause, and remediation path where possible.
COMP-RULE-010 SARS Tax compliance status must be time-sensitive and evidence-backed.
COMP-RULE-011 CIPC CIPC-related evidence must not replace Organization-owned company identity.
COMP-RULE-012 CSD CSD status must be tracked as compliance evidence, not assumed.
COMP-RULE-013 CIDB CIDB requirements apply only where relevant to tender or organization sector.
COMP-RULE-014 COIDA COIDA evidence applies where required by tender, sector, or policy.
COMP-RULE-015 B-BBEE B-BBEE level and evidence must include expiry or validity context.
COMP-RULE-016 Intelligence AI suggestions require approved Compliance commands before state changes.
COMP-RULE-017 Audit Compliance verification and readiness changes must be auditable.

AI Suggestion Rule

Intelligence may analyse and recommend. Compliance owns acceptance, rejection, or conversion of suggestions into commands.

Tender-Specific Rule

General readiness does not guarantee tender-specific compliance. Each tender may introduce specific requirements and evidence expectations.