Organization hierarchy
Authorities, main councils, sub-councils, community units and villages form an explicit tenant tree.
NovusTrustOS preserves institutional hierarchy in software: who may act, for which organization or unit, on what resource, and with which attributable permission.
Authorities, main councils, sub-councils, community units and villages form an explicit tenant tree.
A role provides a starting point; active membership, resource scope and explicit permissions determine the real decision.
Managers can administer only lower roles in their scope and can never grant a permission they do not hold.
Sensitive reads, privileged writes, exports, break-glass access and permission changes are immutable, attributable events.
Sensitive information is collected and reused only for an explicit processing purpose, with wording versions and withdrawal preserved.
Health checks, durable queues, restore procedures and honest degraded states make unavailable infrastructure visible instead of simulating success.