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Release Governance Final Closeout Release Criteria

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Release Governance Final Closeout Release Criteria

These criteria define when the final closeout workflow is acceptable for Community release governance, Enterprise trial demonstrations, and future SaaS onboarding.

Required Criteria

Criterion Pass Condition
Final readiness Bundle exists and references readiness, approval, packet, auditor, archive, and alert evidence.
Signed archive manifest Signature state is externally attached and no private signing key is stored.
Release closeout closeout_state is closed and blocker count is zero.
Closeout delivery Delivery succeeded, or a retry plan and reviewed retry worker exist.
Retention approval Decision state is approved.
Artifact bundle Bundle exists, file hashes are present, and retention decision state is approved.
Retention health Health is healthy, or findings have owner acceptance.
Retry workflow Failed closeout deliveries have retry decisions and worker evidence.

Release States

  • ready_for_release: all required criteria pass.
  • ready_with_accepted_risk: warnings or retryable delivery failures have documented owner acceptance.
  • blocked: closeout is open, retention is not approved, retention is expired, artifact bundle is missing, or failed delivery has no retry plan.

Trial Acceptance

A trial is successful when the customer can see the evidence chain, run closeout health, understand Community metadata boundaries, and review retry plans without exposing connector secrets or Enterprise source.

Enterprise Acceptance

Enterprise readiness requires private implementation for license validation, authenticated connector delivery, SSO/RBAC, private archive mutation, paid policy packs, organization dashboards, and customer-specific templates.

Recommended Next Issue

Delivered in Final-Closeout-Trial-Walkthrough.md, Final-Closeout-Trial-Sample-Evidence.md, and Final-Closeout-Sales-Engineering-Demo.md. Continue by converting the onboarding package into an interactive public sandbox flow.

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