Good faith, security and interoperability
External integrations must respect people, security, contracts, cooperation and the law actually applicable to each relationship.
Interoperability · providers · external effects
External integrations and limits
Candeia may integrate with providers, services, contracts and other external structures. Each integration must be described according to the scope it actually has and the rules applicable outside the system.
Project under development · evidence-based integrationsProposed internal Constitution · not promulgated
In brief
An external integration applies only to the extent that it actually exists
Candeia’s architecture separates internal rules from integrations with providers and third parties. Technical cooperation, commercial acceptance or use of a document may exist for a specific purpose without automatically expanding its scope.
Demonstrated effect, not presumed
Each acceptance, registration, agreement or form of cooperation must be described according to its actual counterparty, basis, scope, conditions and duration.
Each integration has its own scope
A private, technical or sector-specific acceptance applies only to the purpose, counterparty and conditions that actually exist.
Topic map
From Sistema Candeia to external integration
Internal basisConstitution and valid authority.
CounterpartyWho has the capacity to produce the intended effect.
InstrumentActual agreement, acceptance, registration or decision.
ExtentSector-specific, bilateral, temporary or specific.
Public registerWhat was activated — and what was not.
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External integrations · practical guide
From an internal need to an external effect
Candeia should assert an effect outside the system only when there is sufficient basis, a counterparty and sufficient conditions. The constitutional proposal separates internal rules, negotiation, approval and proof of the scope actually obtained.
1Define capacity
Identify what Candeia can do internally and what depends on a third party.
2Formalise the instrument
Negotiation, text, reservations, conditions and the responsible authority must be documented.
3Meet internal controls
The National Assembly and the Constitutional Court become involved when the constitutional subject matter requires it.
4Prove the external effect
Record the counterparty, basis, scope, start, conditions, suspension or termination.
Current state: the Constitution is proposed and not promulgated, and no external integration is presumed without concrete evidence of a counterparty, purpose and scope.