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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation adds guidance for Setup Wizard and Setup Report, expands workflow variable, template, and credential references, and documents Protected Workflow approval, protected-field delivery, auditing, and runtime behavior. ChangesSetup guidance
Workflow and protected data
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| Before the request leaves, an **attempted** record is written to the disclosure log. If it can't be written, nothing is sent. | ||
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| When the checks pass, Resgrid decrypts **only** the released fields for that one call, renders the payload, and makes sure no ciphertext is left in it. It then sends the request: |
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The workflow lacks mandatory consent-record verification before decrypting or transmitting sensitive health data, allowing processing without valid consent. Verify consent, attach the consent ID to the processing context, and stop processing when consent is absent or revoked.
Kody rule violation: Require explicit consent before processing sensitive data
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The workflow lacks mandatory consent-record verification before decrypting or transmitting sensitive health data, allowing processing without valid consent. Verify consent, attach the consent ID to the processing context, and stop processing when consent is absent or revoked.
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| Go to **Workflows → Protected workflows** to see every release with its fields, host, recipient, approver, expiry date and number of sends in the last 30 days. From this page you can **suspend** or **revoke** a release. **Renew** takes you to the workflow editor, where the attestation is shown. | ||
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| The **Disclosure log** has one record per send attempt and one per administrative action: enabled, disabled, requested, approved, suspended, revoked, expired and credential rotated. You can filter it by workflow, call ID and date, and **export it to CSV**. Records hold metadata only: |
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The disclosure log does not define the required tamper-evident audit fields for every entry: UTC ISO8601 timestamp, actor.user_id, actor.role, action, resource.id, result, trace_id, IP, and user_agent. Specify signed or WORM storage and forwarding to the SIEM before allowing export.
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The disclosure log does not define the required tamper-evident audit fields for every entry: UTC ISO8601 timestamp, actor.user_id, actor.role, action, resource.id, result, trace_id, IP, and user_agent. Specify signed or WORM storage and forwarding to the SIEM before allowing export.
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| If any check fails, nothing is sent and the attempt is logged with a `blocked_*` outcome. | ||
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| Before the request leaves, an **attempted** record is written to the disclosure log. If it can't be written, nothing is sent. |
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The append-only audit record does not define the acting user ID, patient/call ID, READ_PHI or WRITE_PHI action, purpose of use, UTC timestamp, and request ID, or prevent deletion and mutation. Specify these fields and enforce record immutability.
Kody rule violation: Write immutable audit logs for all ePHI access
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The append-only audit record does not define the acting user ID, patient/call ID, READ_PHI or WRITE_PHI action, purpose of use, UTC timestamp, and request ID, or prevent deletion and mutation. Specify these fields and enforce record immutability.
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| | Release field IDs | catalog IDs such as `calls.completednotes`; `calls.subjectidentifiers#<key>` for one identifier; `calls.udf#<field name>` for one custom field | | ||
| | JWKS | `GET /api/v4/workflow-credentials/{credentialId}/jwks.json` (anonymous, public keys only) | | ||
| | Worker | ID 71, daily: expiry, ADP-offboarding revocation, toggle-off suspension, 30- and 7-day notices | | ||
| | Config | `DataProtectionConfig.ProtectedWorkflowReleaseLifetimeDays` (365), `ProtectedWorkflowHttpTimeoutSeconds` (30), `ProtectedWorkflowMaxFieldsPerRelease` (16), `ProtectedWorkflowStepUpFreshnessMinutes` (10), `ProtectedWorkflowAllowHttpBasicCredentials` (false), `ProtectedWorkflowExpiryNoticeDays` ("30,7"), `ProtectedWorkflowMaxResponseBytes` (1048576), `ProtectedWorkflowMaxCaptureKeys` (5), `WorkflowJwksOverlapDays` (7) | |
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ProtectedWorkflowStepUpFreshnessMinutes is set to 10, allowing privileged approvals and releases to use stale MFA verification. Set it to 5 or less, require fresh MFA for privileged approvals and releases, and record mfa_verified_at in the audit entry.
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ProtectedWorkflowStepUpFreshnessMinutes is set to 10, allowing privileged approvals and releases to use stale MFA verification. Set it to 5 or less, require fresh MFA for privileged approvals and releases, and record mfa_verified_at in the audit entry.
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| Go to **Workflows → Protected workflows** to see every release with its fields, host, recipient, approver, expiry date and number of sends in the last 30 days. From this page you can **suspend** or **revoke** a release. **Renew** takes you to the workflow editor, where the attestation is shown. | ||
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| The **Disclosure log** has one record per send attempt and one per administrative action: enabled, disabled, requested, approved, suspended, revoked, expired and credential rotated. You can filter it by workflow, call ID and date, and **export it to CSV**. Records hold metadata only: |
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CSV export is not treated as a bulk sensitive-data export and lacks documented approval, step-up MFA, rate limiting, watermarking containing the requestor and timestamp, and an export_id in the audit log. Enforce these controls before permitting export.
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In `@docs/reference/workflow-variables.md`:
- Line 52: Update the retry eligibility rule associated with `run.attempt` to
allow re-enqueueing when Attempt Number equals Max Retry Count, using an
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| | `{{ run.id }}` | string | Workflow run ID | | ||
| | `{{ run.attempt }}` | int | Attempt number (1 on the first try) | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Use a retry comparison that matches the 1-based run.attempt.
run.attempt is 1 on the first try. Max Retry Count is documented as the number of retries. With <, a value of 3 can re-enqueue only after attempts 1 and 2. No inspected documentation defines Attempt Number as a separate counter.
If Attempt Number is run.attempt, change the rule:
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-1. If `Attempt Number < Max Retry Count`, the run is re-enqueued with exponential backoff delay (`Retry Backoff Base × 2^(attempt - 1)` seconds)
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In `@docs/reference/workflow-variables.md` at line 52, Update the retry
eligibility rule associated with `run.attempt` to allow re-enqueueing when
Attempt Number equals Max Retry Count, using an inclusive comparison so the
documented retry count matches the 1-based attempt number.
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| Only failures another attempt could fix are retried: a connection error, a timeout, a 5xx or a 429. A 4xx, a rejected acknowledgement (including HL7 `AE` and `AR`), an invalid payload, a missing Part 2 consent or an oversized response stop the run at once. When a run fails for good, department administrators get a generic notice with the workflow name, run ID and error code. | ||
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| | Any change to a step, template, condition, URL, header, credential, trigger or released field, by anyone who can edit workflows | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) until an administrator approves the current configuration | | ||
| | A delivery option changes (content type, success rule, saved values, idempotency header, If-None-Exist) | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) | | ||
| | A released custom field's sensitivity changes, or the field is disabled or removed | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) | | ||
| | The credential is deleted, its type changes, its OAuth2 token host changes, or it switches between client secret and private key JWT | **Suspended** (*credential changed*) | | ||
| | The credential's secret is rotated, or its private_key_jwt signing key is rotated | Stays **Active**; the rotation is written to the audit log | | ||
| | Protected Workflows turned off for the department | Every release **Suspended** | | ||
| | ADP offboarding scheduled, or ADP disabled | Every release **Revoked** | | ||
| | 12 months after approval | **Expired**. Administrators are emailed 30 and 7 days before | | ||
| | The workflow is deleted | The release is **Revoked** and its disclosure records are kept | |
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Clarify protected-step failure behavior.
docs/web-app/protected-workflows.md:131 says that failures such as a 4xx, rejected acknowledgement, invalid payload, or missing consent stop the run. However, docs/web-app/workflows.md:83 states that subsequent steps still execute when a step fails. A failed protected step can therefore be followed by later API steps, which contradicts the documented stop guarantee and can produce a partial delivery.
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- A 4xx, a rejected acknowledgement (including HL7 `AE` and `AR`), an invalid payload, a missing Part 2 consent or an oversized response stop the run at once.
+ A 4xx, a rejected acknowledgement (including HL7 `AE` and `AR`), an invalid payload, a missing Part 2 consent or an oversized response fail the current step without retrying; subsequent workflow steps still execute.📝 Committable suggestion
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| Each attempt, including every retry, checks everything again from scratch: | |
| - ADP is Enabled and the department toggle is on. | |
| - The release is Active and has not expired. | |
| - The workflow is **exactly** the configuration that was approved. | |
| - The step is POST or PUT and uses the pinned credential. | |
| - The URL, as rendered, is `https://` on the pinned host. | |
| If any check fails, nothing is sent and the attempt is logged with a `blocked_*` outcome. | |
| Before the request leaves, an **attempted** record is written to the disclosure log. If it can't be written, nothing is sent. | |
| When the checks pass, Resgrid decrypts **only** the released fields for that one call, renders the payload, and makes sure no ciphertext is left in it. It then sends the request: | |
| - Redirects are never followed; a 3xx response counts as a blocked host. | |
| - TLS 1.2 or later is required. | |
| - The request times out after 30 seconds. | |
| For each attempt, the run log records a SHA-256 hash, a byte count and the field IDs, **never the values**. It also records the HTTP status line, **never the response body**. | |
| Only failures another attempt could fix are retried: a connection error, a timeout, a 5xx or a 429. A 4xx, a rejected acknowledgement (including HL7 `AE` and `AR`), an invalid payload, a missing Part 2 consent or an oversized response stop the run at once. When a run fails for good, department administrators get a generic notice with the workflow name, run ID and error code. | |
| ## Changes, expiry and revocation | |
| | Event | Result | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | Any change to a step, template, condition, URL, header, credential, trigger or released field, by anyone who can edit workflows | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) until an administrator approves the current configuration | | |
| | A delivery option changes (content type, success rule, saved values, idempotency header, If-None-Exist) | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) | | |
| | A released custom field's sensitivity changes, or the field is disabled or removed | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) | | |
| | The credential is deleted, its type changes, its OAuth2 token host changes, or it switches between client secret and private key JWT | **Suspended** (*credential changed*) | | |
| | The credential's secret is rotated, or its private_key_jwt signing key is rotated | Stays **Active**; the rotation is written to the audit log | | |
| | Protected Workflows turned off for the department | Every release **Suspended** | | |
| | ADP offboarding scheduled, or ADP disabled | Every release **Revoked** | | |
| | 12 months after approval | **Expired**. Administrators are emailed 30 and 7 days before | | |
| | The workflow is deleted | The release is **Revoked** and its disclosure records are kept | | |
| Each attempt, including every retry, checks everything again from scratch: | |
| - ADP is Enabled and the department toggle is on. | |
| - The release is Active and has not expired. | |
| - The workflow is **exactly** the configuration that was approved. | |
| - The step is POST or PUT and uses the pinned credential. | |
| - The URL, as rendered, is `https://` on the pinned host. | |
| If any check fails, nothing is sent and the attempt is logged with a `blocked_*` outcome. | |
| Before the request leaves, an **attempted** record is written to the disclosure log. If it can't be written, nothing is sent. | |
| When the checks pass, Resgrid decrypts **only** the released fields for that one call, renders the payload, and makes sure no ciphertext is left in it. It then sends the request: | |
| - Redirects are never followed; a 3xx response counts as a blocked host. | |
| - TLS 1.2 or later is required. | |
| - The request times out after 30 seconds. | |
| For each attempt, the run log records a SHA-256 hash, a byte count and the field IDs, **never the values**. It also records the HTTP status line, **never the response body**. | |
| Only failures another attempt could fix are retried: a connection error, a timeout, a 5xx or a 429. A 4xx, a rejected acknowledgement (including HL7 `AE` and `AR`), an invalid payload, a missing Part 2 consent or an oversized response fail the current step without retrying; subsequent workflow steps still execute. When a run fails for good, department administrators get a generic notice with the workflow name, run ID and error code. | |
| ## Changes, expiry and revocation | |
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| | Any change to a step, template, condition, URL, header, credential, trigger or released field, by anyone who can edit workflows | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) until an administrator approves the current configuration | | |
| | A delivery option changes (content type, success rule, saved values, idempotency header, If-None-Exist) | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) | | |
| | A released custom field's sensitivity changes, or the field is disabled or removed | **Pending approval** (*configuration changed*) | | |
| | The credential is deleted, its type changes, its OAuth2 token host changes, or it switches between client secret and private key JWT | **Suspended** (*credential changed*) | | |
| | The credential's secret is rotated, or its private_key_jwt signing key is rotated | Stays **Active**; the rotation is written to the audit log | | |
| | Protected Workflows turned off for the department | Every release **Suspended** | | |
| | ADP offboarding scheduled, or ADP disabled | Every release **Revoked** | | |
| | 12 months after approval | **Expired**. Administrators are emailed 30 and 7 days before | | |
| | The workflow is deleted | The release is **Revoked** and its disclosure records are kept | |
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/web-app/protected-workflows.md` around lines 110 - 145, Update the
failure-behavior paragraph in the protected-workflows documentation to clarify
that the listed non-retryable failures stop retries for the current step, while
subsequent workflow steps still execute. Keep the existing failure examples and
retryable-failure behavior unchanged.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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Summary
Expanded Resgrid documentation for department setup, workflow automation, and Advanced Data Protection.
Changes
Added Setup Wizard, Setup Report, and Admin Assist guidance, including:
Added workflow run variables and template helpers:
part2_consent_on_fileAdded comprehensive Protected Workflows documentation for Advanced Data Protection, covering:
Updated workflow documentation to describe:
Updated Advanced Data Protection documentation to reference protected workflow approvals, scoped disclosures, and audit logging.