- Synthetic document metadata
- Mock review state
- Asset-record reference
Platform / NovaDeed
NovaDeed: Ownership-document workflow.
A document-workflow primitive for modeling evidence, review states, approvals, and ownership-related record transitions.
The MVP demonstrates a synthetic document-package lifecycle and its relationship to asset and participant records.
Public architecture materialPurpose
Make document and ownership-workflow progress legible across participants while preserving the distinction between a digital workflow record and legal title.
Ownership and title-related processes involve many documents, reviewers, conditions, and handoffs. Their status is difficult to reconcile, even when the legal process remains outside the software.
Protocol shape
NovaDeed in the coordination layer.
A conceptual state path with explicit inputs, outputs, inter-primitive relationships and authority boundaries.
What the state references.
Fields below are illustrative MVP concepts, not an available API or legal determination.
- Document-package reference
- Document type and version
- Review and approval state
- Required-party role
- Evidence reference
- Workflow-event history
- Document-package state
- Review event
- Ownership-workflow state
What the state can—and cannot—mean.
The MVP models document workflow states. It does not draft a legally sufficient deed, validate title, transfer legal ownership, provide legal advice, or replace licensed professionals and public registries.
Not provided by the MVP.
- No legally effective deed generation
- No title examination or insurance
- No legal ownership transfer
- No electronic-signature service
- No legal or regulatory determination
Composition
NovaDeed is one primitive, not a closed product suite.
NovaRegistry
References the asset record and writes document-workflow events.
Explore NovaRegistryNovaID
Uses participant-state references for role and eligibility checks.
Explore NovaIDDeveloper concept
Evaluate the model, not a marketing claim.
Review the shared concepts, architecture, schemas, and current product-status matrix.