ADM.11:4.2 - Inspect what each receiving action needs

At a consequential join, state the receiving action and the input it can use. Match the input to the actual person, case, resource, configuration and effective conditions where those distinctions matter.

Use OPS.8’s next-action readiness rule. An identity check can begin when its required information, capable checker and permission are available; the identity result is an output of that action. The later grant decision may need that result. Requiring the final grant before the check would create a false circular dependency.

A local completion label is useful only through what it establishes. Determine whether the receiver has the evidence, decision, resource or actual condition needed next. Retain legitimate participant descriptions and use ADM.4 or SIE when their correspondence is unresolved.