Profile Role
The Profile adds only certification-specific requirements to the universal Chronicle Entry structure. It does not create a separate canonical Certification Event object.
The Certification Event-Type Profile is Chronicle's first production Event-Type Profile. It specializes the Chronicle Base Schema for Chronicle Entries that preserve qualifying certification-related Occurrences.
Certifier remains authoritative for certification determinations, Certification Packages, lifecycle actions, and certification status. Chronicle owns the historical-preservation record representing the qualifying Occurrence.
The Profile adds only certification-specific requirements to the universal Chronicle Entry structure. It does not create a separate canonical Certification Event object.
Certification-related Entries remain governed by the Chronicle Base Schema and inherit all universal Entry requirements.
The Profile requires durable reference to the authoritative Certifier record, but does not duplicate Certification Package findings, evidence, schema, determination logic, or lifecycle mechanics.
The initial Certification Event-Type Profile version is:
In addition to the universal Chronicle Base Schema requirements, this Profile requires or strengthens the following certification-specific fields and rules.
Machine-readable values are governed through Chronicle Controlled Values.
Every Entry governed by this Profile must identify the authoritative Certifier record establishing the represented Occurrence.
This Profile requires:
The field is conditional in the Base Schema and required only because this Profile establishes the operational need.
A related SREG reference becomes required when a corresponding Registry Entry exists and is materially relevant to the Chronicle Entry.
Registry remains authoritative for the SREG.
Historical Context explains the certification Occurrence within Satoshium institutional history without restating Certifier-owned findings or determination logic.
Certification Provenance should preserve Certifier origin, acquisition or access method, retrieval date, authoritative record reference, and material limitations where applicable.
Chronicle verifies its own historical representation, including identifiers, Event Date, Certifier origin, references, Relationships, Provenance, and limitations. It does not re-adjudicate the certification determination.
Chronicle preserves references and historical meaning rather than reproducing authoritative Certifier structures.
The Certification Event-Type Profile is published through a human-readable specification and a machine-readable JSON Schema implementation.
A production certification-related Chronicle Entry is validated through the two-layer schema model:
Validation confirms conformance. Verification remains a separate Chronicle review of historical representation.
The Certification Event-Type Profile Version 1.0.0 now has a production precedent. On August 22, 2026, it governed CHR-2026-0001 Entry Version 1, preserving the July 5, 2026 issuance of SC-CERT-2026-0001.
The production application required no change to the Profile's machine-readable validation semantics.
Open CHR-2026-0001 →Event-Type Profiles should add the minimum specialized structure necessary for operational accuracy while preserving one canonical Chronicle Entry model.