Evidence Streams
Turn machine and partner events into attributable, retained records.
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Enterprise operations, data platform, and industrial integration teams
Protected operational data and incident evidence
When an incident spans a device event, a partner file, and an application action, investigation becomes a search across systems. Your team needs to locate the relevant records, verify their integrity, and retrieve protected content only with the right access.
How the products work together
From the first event to a reviewed outcome.
- 01
Capture the event and its source
Define the admitted source, schema, and batch or stream contract. Retain validation and continuity context so investigators can distinguish a missing event from a rejected payload.
- 02
Protect supporting files
Evaluate Data Vault for the confidential documents associated with the operation. Define key ownership, access, retention, and reconstruction settings before storing business-critical content.
- 03
Notify and investigate
Use supported subscriptions and signed callbacks to notify the receiving application. Resolve the authoritative source state before acting, and confirm that incident reviewers can retrieve the required evidence.
Illustrative operational example
Investigate a disputed partner delivery.
An illustrative operations case: an event reports delivery, but the supporting file and the receiving application’s acknowledgment need review.
- Find the event, source context, validation result, and continuity references.
- Retrieve the supporting file with authorized access and verify its integrity.
- Review callback and receiver handling to locate the incomplete handoff.
The useful result
An investigator has a defined route through the event, private file, and downstream action, with ownership of the unresolved step.
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Products in this workflow.
Data Vault
Protect confidential records while retaining evidence of their integrity.
Automation
Connect platform events to controlled, retry-safe business actions.
Scope and prerequisites
Agree the operating conditions.
Agree data classification, source admission, schema, expected volume, retention, key custody, storage configuration, and recovery responsibilities. Confirm the actual delivery and replay operations available. Integrity evidence establishes properties of a record; it does not prove that the original real-world observation was correct.
Confirm the deployment model, support responsibilities, and commercial terms with the team. This workflow is not a service-level commitment or evidence of production activation.
What the pilot should demonstrate
- Rejected payloads and interrupted event delivery have distinguishable outcomes.
- Unauthorized reviewers cannot retrieve protected content.
- A recovery exercise retrieves the required file with the approved keys and sufficient storage pieces.
- Repeated notifications do not cause duplicate actions in the receiving system.
Questions before integration.
Will private files be published in the Explorer?
Design public-safe commitments separately from protected payloads. Review exact disclosed fields and access settings for your deployment before sending sensitive material.
Does distributed storage remove the need for recovery tests?
No. Recovery depends on the deployed settings, available pieces, required keys, and operational process. Test it with representative data and responsible operators.