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A reviewable operating signal with no immediate public-harm assertion.
Operations alerts
An alert is evidence to review, not a verdict to broadcast.
Every alert needs an owner, evidence link, acknowledgement and closure receipt. Suppression requires a reason, and no alert may automatically message customers or claim a public incident.
Four severities
Severity describes risk, not blame.
The public site publishes the classification law only. It does not expose internal alert counts, affected accounts, evidence or incident detail.
Warning
A bounded degradation or expiry risk requiring an owner and evidence review.
Critical
A material public, service, commercial or safety risk requiring prompt accountable action.
Emergency
A severe safety, security or integrity condition requiring restricted escalation and explicit communication authority.
Lifecycle
Open, acknowledged, resolved or suppressed.
Suppressed is not resolved. A suppression reason and owner remain required, and the condition can be reopened from new evidence.
The registry requires an accountable transition receipt for this state.
The registry requires an accountable transition receipt for this state.
The registry requires an accountable transition receipt for this state.
The registry requires an accountable transition receipt for this state.
Required receipt
What closure must prove.
A resolved alert needs evidence of the investigated condition, owner acknowledgement, action or non-action rationale and final state.
Evidence link
Reference a governed proof object, run receipt, source record or restricted incident record.
Owner acknowledgement
Name the accountable decision owner; automation cannot acknowledge itself.
Resolution or suppression reason
State why the condition is closed, deferred or suppressed and how it can be reopened.