member-lifecycle

Participant lifecycle tracking records onboarding, active status, inactivity, reactivation, and exit transitions. It uses an append-only model with timestamps and facilitator references to ensure governance accountability and accurate quorum calculations.

Auditable member records are maintained using an append-only lifecycle model that stores transition dates, onboarding metadata, profiles, and activity logs. This approach handles both voluntary and mass exits while preserving provenance for governance reviews.

Append-only record-keeping for quorum calculations works by logging immutable participant status transitions with timestamps and references. This canonical history ensures only currently active members are counted, making quorum checks trustworthy and traceable.

Yes, lifecycle management applies across ETHOS contexts to detect member inactivity and process reactivation. It tracks activity dates and transitions per member, ensuring accurate status updates without altering the historical audit trail.

Member lifecycle management requires no external dependencies to track role transfers and agreements. It stores references to these elements internally within each member's lifecycle record, maintaining a self-contained and auditable provenance chain.

The append-only lifecycle record model cannot delete or overwrite past status transitions during participant exits. Records are archived rather than removed, meaning historical data persists permanently to preserve auditability and governance compliance.