Overview
Capture allocation preferences, resolve unit context, approve or decline allocation decisions, create assignments with ownership and occupancy state, and preserve reallocation or cancellation history.
Problem
Allocation needs a traceable decision layer between customer preference and final assigned-property state.
Solution
HomeBridge separates allocation preferences from decisions, supports approval or decline, and maintains assigned-property ownership, occupancy, assignment, reallocation, cancellation and history state.
How it works
Resolve product/unit context, record the customer preference, approve or decline the allocation, create or update the assigned property, maintain ownership/occupancy state, and preserve assignment history.
Who is this for
Expected outcomes
- Traceable allocation decisions
- Formal assigned-property ownership and occupancy state
- Reallocation and cancellation history
Key metrics
Allocation tables
2 count
2 count
Property assignment topics
3 count
3 count
Catalog operations used
3 count
3 count
Gallery
Case studies
Implemented HomeBridge workflow: Move approved demand into allocation and assigned property
HomeBridge separates allocation preferences from decisions, supports approval or decline, and maintains assigned-property ownership, occupancy, assignment, reallocation, cancellation and history state.
Security impact
- Capture allocation preferences, resolve unit context, approve or decline allocation decisions, create assignments with ownership and occupancy state, and preserve reallocation or cancellation history. · PII: customer identity references and customer/business contact information where the workflow resolves customer context
Compliance
- Workspace RBAC
- Explicit provider/inbound authorization
- Core trusted execution context