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Integration Compliance
Integration compliance means Auvra can prepare evidence, source-review packets, approved exports, and future automation hooks without turning connector access into permission to act. Auvra keeps official access, allowed use, source review, contact readiness, and human approval as separate gates.
Auvra stance
Auvra should make integrations useful without weakening trust. A connected source or automation hook can support review, but it cannot approve terms, create contact intent, write CRM, send messages, or promote leads by itself.
Official access only
Auvra should use reviewed connectors, client-provided data, official APIs, or operator-approved source packets. It should not rely on scraped credentials, pasted third-party tokens, or hidden proxy behavior to make external systems look connected.
Automation stays event-scoped
Webhooks, API exports, scheduled source runs, and downstream workflow tools should carry typed events with source dates, citations, allowed-use status, and review state. They should not convert a research event into an outreach action or CRM mutation without the matching gate.
Review before execution
Auvra can stage source candidates, prepare account briefs, and show next actions. Execution still requires source ownership review, allowed-use review, suppression checks, contact readiness, workspace authorization, and a human decision for any live external action.