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State Transitions

How records move between compliance states — automatic and manual transitions.

Records in Inori move between states through two mechanisms: automatic transitions triggered by system events and manual transitions performed by your team.

Automatic Transitions

These transitions happen without user action:

TriggerFromTo
COI uploaded, all requirements passAwaiting COI / Non-CompliantCompliant
COI uploaded, requirements failAwaiting COI / CompliantNon-Compliant
COI uploaded, items flaggedAny active stateUnder Review
Certificate expiration date passesCompliantExpired
Waiver expiration date passesWaivedAwaiting COI

Re-analysis

When project requirements change, Inori re-analyzes all active certificates for that project. This can trigger automatic transitions for existing records.

Manual Transitions

Your team can manually change a record's state in these scenarios:

ActionFromTo
Activate a draftDraftAwaiting COI
Waive requirementsAny active stateWaived
Archive a recordAny stateArchived
Restore an archiveArchivedAwaiting COI
Override to compliantUnder Review / Non-CompliantCompliant
Reject during reviewUnder ReviewNon-Compliant

How to Change State Manually

  1. Open the record detail page.
  2. Click the status badge at the top of the page.
  3. Select the new state from the dropdown.
  4. If required, enter a reason (mandatory for Waived and manual overrides).
  5. Click Confirm.

Audit Trail

Every transition — automatic or manual — is logged in the record's Timeline tab with the timestamp, previous state, new state, trigger reason, and the user who performed the action (or "System" for automatic transitions).

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