Designer application
Designer-specific application record, workflow, information and approval process.
/admin/designer-networkFuture Spec 05 →Current-state summary
The Designer Application is the reference pattern for application records and historically includes an editable workflow plus shared record tabs. The current product inventory can rely on that pattern for architecture, but it must not assume that every field, Stage, action, permission or approval side effect remains correct without a fresh live review.
Interface inventory
Anatomy and verified behavior
Verification states separate observed behavior from requirements or assumptions.
| Element | Current behavior | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Workflow tab | Expected first tab with Stage-aware review guidance, requirements and actions. | Known prior pattern; current state requires verification |
| Application information | Designer identity, Studio details, portfolio, services, experience, markets, capacity and Matching Profile answers. | Required contract; current field inventory requires verification |
| Shared record modules | Activity, Notes, Files, Tasks, Communication, Proposals and History should reuse shared modules according to availability. | Architecture requirement; current tab behavior requires verification |
| Decision controls | Approve, request information, decline and withdraw require reasons, authority and Activity. | Required by Spec 05; current controls unverified |
| Provisioning result | Approval must create or link one Designer Entity, one Designer Workspace and the intended owner User/Membership. | End-to-end side effect unverified |
User journeys
Current flows
Review Designer application
- Open submitted application
- Complete workflow requirements
- Review portfolio, credentials and Matching Profile
- Request missing information when needed
- Record a decision
Approve and provision
- Approve with authority
- Resolve duplicate Entity/User candidates
- Create or link Designer Entity
- Provision Workspace
- Invite owner
- Start onboarding
State model
Current and expected states
Applicant-owned pre-submission state requires verification.
Expected core review states; exact live Stages require verification.
Applicant response and resubmission behavior unverified.
Must be separate states; current behavior unverified.
Reason, retention and reapplication behavior unverified.
Product rules
Non-negotiable boundaries
- A submitted Application Version is immutable; applicant corrections create a successor version.
- Designer application approval never creates duplicate Entities, Users or Workspaces.
- Review requirements resolve from the active published Designer Application configuration.
- Internal review content is never exposed to the applicant.
- Matching answers become governed Entity data only through an explicit approved mapping.
Known current limitations · 4 mapped
What is missing, broken or unverified
Future Spec 05 owns closure →- The Designer application has not been freshly reviewed across every tab in this pass.
- Current Stages, required fields, decision actions and applicant-visible states are not reconfirmed.
- Duplicate prevention, idempotent approval and Workspace provisioning are not proven end to end.
- Submitted-version immutability and mapping into the Designer Profile are not verified.
Future alignment
Required evolution
- 01Reconcile the live Designer workflow to the published configuration in Spec 05.
- 02Implement immutable submission versions and explicit approved mappings into Entity and Matching Profile fields.
- 03Make approval and provisioning independent, observable and safely retryable.
- 04Reuse the shared application record and modules without preserving legacy Designer-only forks.
Current baseline
Acceptance record
- Designer Application remains the reference pattern, not proof that Provider variants are complete.
- Current unverified behavior is labeled accurately.
- Approval, Entity creation, Workspace provisioning and onboarding are modeled separately.
- A fresh live verification pass is required before release acceptance.
Reverse-spec completeness
Documentation coverage
The interface is still changing, so visual evidence and repository tracing remain intentionally incomplete.
Purpose and user outcome
DocumentedRoles and access
DocumentedRoutes and entry points
DocumentedPage and component anatomy
DocumentedFields and displayed data
DocumentedPrimary actions
DocumentedForms and validation
DocumentedStates and transitions
DocumentedEmpty, loading and error states
DocumentedResponsive behavior
PartialAccessibility behavior
PartialActivity and audit events
PartialData sources and persistence
DocumentedNotifications and automation
PartialKnown defects and limitations
DocumentedReusable component dependencies
DocumentedFuture-spec conflicts
PartialVisual and repository evidence
DeferredAcceptance of current baseline
Documented