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Legal Policy Lifecycle

Understand AutoCore legal policy types, revisions, publication, acceptance, and configuration boundaries.

AutoCore provides lifecycle and record-management capabilities for installation policies. It does not certify legal compliance, approve customer text, or replace jurisdiction-specific legal review.

Policy model

Policy revisions are installation-scoped and identified by type, locale, and revision number. Current types are terms, privacy, cookies, marketplace_rules, and refund. Each revision stores title, body, checksum, status, effective/publication timestamps, and optional author identity.

Revision states

StateMeaning
draftEditable candidate, not the current published policy.
publishedPublicly effective revision when its publication/effective dates allow it.
supersededRetained historical revision replaced by a later one.
archivedRetained but not current or public.

Acceptance records link an installation, policy revision, optional user, kind, locale, source, and timestamp. The record identifies what was accepted; it does not prove that the content is legally sufficient or that every visitor has a particular statutory right.

Configuration boundary

The customer supplies and approves legal text, publication timing, required or optional acceptance policy, and retention decisions. AutoCore supplies the recording model and lifecycle surfaces. Detailed Admin procedures and legal/ security operations belong to later phases.

AutoCore legal policy revision lifecycle from draft and review to published and superseded states

Text alternative: a policy revision is drafted, reviewed, published, and later superseded or archived. Acceptance records identify the revision accepted and do not claim legal sufficiency.

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