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Proposal doc on how EasyCLA organizations become visible and accessible in the Self Serve Org Lens for M3 — written for the 2026-09-10 architecture call, updated with its outcome, aligned with Luis's CLA-service plan (recap doc, rev 5 — spec package specs/044-lfx-v2-cla-service/), and revised after the 2026-09-11 review of Eric's ingest proposal.
Also adds docs/easycla-ss-migration/m3-fga-model.md: a simpler alternative M3 FGA slice — one org-level cla_admin relation, UI-only, with ACS still authorizing every API call — instead of the four dedicated spec-044 CLA types described below. Both shapes are on the table for the ADR review (open item 3).
The problem, from prod data
member-service builds the Org Lens catalogue from the B2B Salesforce org (18,231 accounts, carved out of the old platform org during the B2C decouple), gated on an Asset with Product2.Family = 'Membership'. EasyCLA's company_external_id values point at the old platform org (100,592 accounts) — so the gap has two layers:
Of 2,995 EasyCLA orgs with a real SFID
Count
Has a Membership Asset → visible today
1,048 (35%)
…of which hold a current membership
691
Present in the B2B org, no Membership Asset (gate 1b)
314
No account in the B2B org at all (gate 1a)
1,633 (55%)
Active-CCLA orgs invisible today
1,140 of 1,948 (59%)
Gate 1a is the critical path — those accounts must be ingested, which needs sales-ops approval. Predicate widening covers only the 314.
"Member" means "has ever held a membership", not "is a member today." member-service's predicate is Product2.Family = 'Membership' AND IsDeleted = false with no status filter (account_repo.go:41-45), so Expired and Invoice Cancelled assets qualify like Active ones — 8,065 B2B accounts have a Membership Asset but only 4,595 hold a current one. That is why non-members appear in the Lens today (intended behavior), and it means widening the predicate is a smaller semantic change than it appears: the catalogue already contains ~3,470 non-member orgs.
Reconciled with Eric's B2B-ingest analysis: he matches by domain against all 18.2k B2B accounts (→ 1,709 accounts to create, +9.4%); this doc matches by stored-SFID presence. Both are correct — they answer different questions. This also resolves the "50% vs 75% gap" Eric raised: he matches against all B2B accounts while the Lens additionally filters on the Membership Asset, so the difference is exactly gate 1b — and both proposals call for removing that constraint.
Note on the lf IDs. Of EasyCLA's 3,531 distinct company_external_id values, only 2,995 are real Salesforce IDs; 530 are lf-shaped Org Service identifiers that can never match a B2B account, and 6 are malformed. An earlier revision of this PR treated all 3,531 as SFIDs; every derived figure was corrected accordingly.
Direction agreed on the architecture call
EasyCLA companies are B2B engagements and become real Salesforce B2B accounts — no separate EasyCLA org entity, no new B2C org type, no parallel catalogue. Eric is taking the ingest proposal to sales ops (Mindy); that approval is the critical-path dependency for M3. Technically this converges with spec 044:
Catalogue — member-service widens its b2b_org predicate to "membership or CLA-referenced" plus a b2b_org_ensure request, and the missing accounts get ingested.
Permissions — dedicated CLA FGA types (cla_group, cla_ccla with manager/signatory, cla_ecla, cla_icla), with manager grants derived from the signature row's signature_acl rather than ACS. Confirmed on the call as in-scope for this milestone — though m3-fga-model.md (above) proposes deferring all four to M5 and shipping M3 on a single cla_admin relation instead.
Lens entry — org selector becomes a union of org read orcla_ccla#manager, with a CLA-only view for managers who hold nothing else.
Cutover — staged, not a hard cut. The call framed it as a hard cut; the rollout trackers have since superseded that. Epic linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#1968 retires the Console only after production rollout and validation, and linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2750 step 7 requires a few-week parallel window with both UIs live. The narrower claim the original point was making still holds: no live ACS↔FGA dual sync is needed, because CLA tuples are projected from signature_acl for newly admitted accounts exactly as for existing ones — no grant is ever derived from ACS. Note this does not reduce ACS to reporting: every bridged v4 call remains ACS-authorized for the whole M3→M5 period ("FGA gates the UI, ACS gates the APIs").
M3 scope — CLA tabs ship on the existing bridge (Self Serve → EasyCLA v4 via API gateway); the full read-plane migration follows behind spec 044's parity-gated flags and is not an M3 dependency.
New work items surfaced by the data
SFID remap. Salesforce cannot create records with a chosen ID, so newly ingested accounts get new SFIDs. Combined with the 374 domain-links and the 530 lf-shaped IDs, EasyCLA's stored company_external_id will not resolve for most of the affected population. An unapplied map fails silently — SFID-scoped lookups return empty, not an error. Ownership is unassigned.
Update 2026-09-18 — the crosswalk already exists as live data, but it does not close the item. The old org's Account.sfid_b2b is an identity map: the old-org SFID equals the B2B record ID in all 18,371 measured pairs. Under Path A (linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2750, the working assumption pending Mindy) the import preserves existing SFIDs and no remap arises for companies that store a real old-org SFID. Path A is not a blanket exemption: the 530 lf-shaped IDs have no Salesforce record to preserve, and the 374 domain-linked orgs point at a B2B account whose ID differs from the stored value. Both sets still need a rewrite or translation under either path, and both still need an owner. Coverage today: 995 of 1,957 active-CCLA companies already resolve.
The 530 lf-ID orgs are not a lookup failure to be fixed — there is no Salesforce record to find. Each needs an account created or domain-linked, and they are invisible to any SFID-keyed remediation, though Eric's domain method does cover them.
Domain links get no review pass. Eric's staged review covers records he creates; the 1,725 domain matches are inferred from domain equality, not verified identity. A mislink silently points a signed CCLA at the wrong company.
Plus five second-order effects of admitting ~1,600 non-member companies (§4.4), none with owners yet — most notably whether every CLA requester becomes an org admin, and that a full rebuild silently drops onboarded companies unless "referenced by a CLA" is stored durably.
The entry-point question (new, from the 2026-09-11 review)
Heather Willson asked whether a company must become a B2B account before it can sign a CCLA (under this proposal, yes — signing creates it; Eric notes v1 already has to create an Org Service record in the same situation), and what B2C-only organizations should see in the Org Lens, where Insights currently dead-ends.
Eric further questions whether CCLA signing should start from the Org Lens at all, versus a dedicated CLA landing page that disambiguates ICLA/ECLA/CCLA, carries the user through org creation, and hands off to the Lens — the pattern already used for Member Enrollment. If that flow is chosen, the signatory-selector problem below largely dissolves. Recorded as §4.5 and open item 2.
Settled since the last revision
Cross-project CLA visibility — settled as intended product behavior. Eric raised it in review as a possible legal concern: a CLA manager for one project can see that their employer holds agreements with other projects. Scoped correctly it is a read-tier question only; no cross-group writes are possible. Put to Product (Heather Willson, 2026-09-18) as a choice between full read-only, listed-but-not-openable, and hidden entirely — full read-only is the decision, on the grounds that someone may need to become a CLA manager or get authorized under their company's CCLA, and can do neither if they cannot see the agreement exists. No Legal escalation, and no M3 work — this is what v4 already does. Tracing v4 also confirmed its enforcement is two-tier: company-wide reads, per-agreement writes, which M3 replicates unchanged.
Two blocking constraints on the cla_admin variant
Both verified against live code in the v2 service repos, and both still unimplemented:
Projected tuples are silently reaped (m3-fga-model.md §4.1). member-service publishes update_access for b2b_org, and fga-sync treats it as a full sync — deleting any tuple not in the desired set unless its relation is in ExcludeRelations or its subject is team:-prefixed. cla_admin tuples carry user: subjects and appear in no exclude list, so they would be reaped on the next org write. member-service must ship the exclude change before the projector, and it is owned by a different team.
The tuple alone does not reach the consumer (m3-fga-model.md §4.2). The Self Serve org selector classifies only writer/auditor, and the CLA BFF route's gate accepts only a roster grant or b2b_org#auditor — so a cla_admin-only manager reaches neither. Variant B therefore needs changes across four repos (including lfx-v2-helm, which holds the canonical FGA model), despite the smaller model diff.
The M5 read model is unresolved under either variant
Raised in Luis's 2026-09-21 re-audit and now recorded in m3-fga-model.md §6. Product confirmed company-wide CLA read must be preserved at M5, not narrowed — but spec 044's cla_ccla#auditor is per-agreement, so a manager of CLA group X gets no read on the same company's sibling group Y without b2b_org#auditor, which this proposal forbids for CLA managers. Variant B keeps today's behaviour in M3 through the bridge but defines no M5 read model at all. Neither variant as currently specified carries the guarantee into M5.
Sizing, measured read-only against the prod mirror: 318 orgs hold more than one signed CCLA group, and within those 849 of 1,033 manager × org pairs (82%) manage only a subset — under the per-agreement model as written, that 82% loses visibility it has today. The proposed resolution is a per-company CLA read relation in both M3 and M5, which turns the open question from "Variant A or Variant B" into where that relation lives. For the spec-044 ADR review; the reviewer approved this PR as a proposal and did not consider it a merge blocker.
Open items
Sales-ops approval for the account ingest (Eric Searcy → Mindy White), tracked in linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve-ops#16. Update 2026-09-17: met with the Salesforce team — no objection in principle, but they want to confirm internally with Dolan/Stephanie before committing effort this close to renewal season; answer expected the week of 2026-09-21. Three takeaways: they expect LFX to go through an Apex-exposed interface, not direct sObject create access; they will accept an AI-written, sandbox-tested contribution to their repo to accelerate the work; and they are motivated to close this out before renewal-season load increases.
Product decision on the CCLA entry point (above) — upstream of the selector-union question, and can eliminate it. Unowned.
Architecture review of spec 044's four ADRs — gates the FGA model bump and the member-service PR, and is where the reversal below should be formally recorded.
M3 sequencing: catalogue change + FGA model + tuple projection/backfill + selector union — now written conditional on which variant is selected, since Variant B's sequence is longer and spans more repos. Also records that the B2B→old sync is one-way: companies created through v4 or the Console never propagate to B2B, so during the parallel window the ingest is not a one-shot backfill.
SFID remap ordering, scope, and acceptance check.
Bridge/FGA parity behavior at cutover — v4/ACS enforces writes while FGA decides lens entry; the required behavior when the two disagree is undefined.
Open question raised in review: how a signatory reaches the lens. Not a permissions gap — spec 044 computes cla_ccla#auditor as "manager or signatory or …", so a signatory can read the agreement once inside. The gap is the org selector, whose union is manager-only: a signatory with no b2b_org grant has no organization to select, so never reaches data they are authorized to read. Two corrections from review: M3 does ship the signatory flow (FR-030/FR-031, and linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2150 registers an ACS policy on cla-signatory), and the claim that the cla-signatory ACS role is checked by no endpoint describes only today's code — its two mentions in v2/sign/handlers.go:153 and v2/self_serve_sign/handlers.go:132 are error-message strings, not authorization checks. For Luis and Eric — not resolved in this doc.
This reverses an approved decision
The call reversed the position that CLA object types enter the platform authorization model only at M5. That position is recorded in five documents plus epic linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#1968. The one that matters: architecture-proposal.mdP2 is an architecture-review-approved proposal (Eric, ARCH-406, 2026-07-31), so reversing it means reopening that approval rather than editing prose. docs/M3_ORG_LENS_API.md also documents per-endpoint ACS-scope auth for shipped endpoints, which this change would alter.
Also updates docs/easycla-ss-migration/README.md: the reading order now leads with architecture-proposal.md and adds the two new documents; the ARCHITECTURE.md entry is dropped from this folder's list.
All figures re-measured against prod Snowflake (latest 2026-09-21); both docs carry an appendix naming the tables and rules so they can be reproduced.
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The pull request updates the M3 architecture with Salesforce visibility data, domain matching, B2B onboarding, CLA OpenFGA behavior, synchronization, SFID remapping, and rollout prerequisites.
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EasyCLA organization visibility
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Visibility data and access architecture specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md
Salesforce onboarding direction specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md
Documents B2B onboarding dependencies, account-creation assumptions, excluded records, future onboarding options, and the distinction between account creation and b2b_org_ensure registration.
Rollout and data prerequisites specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md
Adds NATS synchronization, query-service indexing, backfill and cutover requirements, sales-operations tracking, parity checks, SFID acceptance checks, and missing-SFID remediation signals.
CLA users may receive overly broad organization access or be unable to enter the Org Lens when they only hold signatory access. Resolve these access-flow decisions before rollout; restore accessible ingest references so the remap plan can be validated.
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Pull request overview
Adds a new proposal/spec document describing an M3 approach for making EasyCLA-referenced organizations visible and accessible in the LFX Self Serve Organization Lens, focusing on the two gating constraints (member-service ingestion and OpenFGA grants) and a three-part remediation plan for an architecture discussion.
Changes:
Introduces a quantified problem statement (prod/Snowflake counts) and explains the two independent visibility/access gates.
Proposes a 3-part architecture (FGA cla_manager relation sync, admitting non-member orgs into member-service, and continuing SS→gateway→EasyCLA v4 calls without data replication).
Captures a permissions sketch plus explicit decisions/prereqs for the architecture call.
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In `@specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md`:
- Line 84: Update the CLA manager role-table entry to use the defined
terminology “Approved Lists” instead of “approval lists,” preserving the rest of
the entry unchanged.
- Around line 82-85: Update the FGA contract mapping for CLA manager and CLA
manager designee so ACS scope (organization versus project|organization) and
role type remain distinguishable; do not map both roles unconditionally to the
same organization-level cla_manager relation. Use scoped relations, or
synchronize only organization-scoped grants and defer project-scope and
designee-specific authorization checks to v4/ACS.
- Around line 62-68: Reconcile the M3 authorization design with the existing
overview and decision records: either document that the new cla_manager OpenFGA
relation supersedes the M5 deferral and is the sole Self Serve gate for EasyCLA
visibility, or remove/defer the M3 OpenFGA/UI-gating proposal and retain the ACS
permission check. Ensure the chosen approach uses one authoritative
authorization source during synchronization.
- Line 68: Update the M3 authorization design to use the ACS permission bridge
via user-service/v1/me/permissions/checks and EasyCLA v4/ACS as the source of
truth. Define a narrow cla_manager relation that grants lens visibility and only
the EasyCLA navigation/tab access, with separate feature checks for EasyCLA tabs
and server routes; do not reuse a generic lens relation for organization
profiles, key contacts, or other lens features. Add negative tests covering each
excluded feature.
- Around line 70-74: Update the member-service/query-service and Self Serve
requirements to explicitly index and return b2b_org documents tagged is_member:
false, include those organizations in the Org Lens list, and add an end-to-end
acceptance check confirming non-member EasyCLA organizations remain visible
after admission.
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In `@specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md`:
- Line 69: Reconcile the M3 authorization flow across the CLA tab gateway,
`signature_acl`-derived OpenFGA grants, and ACS drift reporting with the
source-of-truth defined in `00-overview-fable.md`. Define and document the
required parity behavior before console cutover so users cannot pass one
authorization check while failing the other or remain absent from the lens;
update the referenced M3 design accordingly.
- Line 83: Update the M3 sequencing requirement to make selector-union cutover
conditional on successful query-service b2b_org reindex completion and a
post-reindex organization visibility check; retain the existing catalogue, FGA
tuple projection/backfill, and CLA-tab dependencies.
- Line 66: Update the org visibility requirements around b2b_org to explicitly
require member-service to produce and reindex records with is_member: false,
query-service to index and return those records, and Self Serve to include them
in the Org Lens list. Add end-to-end acceptance criteria proving admitted
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**Status:** Updated after the 2026-09-10 architecture call · aligned with `specs/044-lfx-v2-cla-service/` (rev 5)
This reverses the repository’s current M3 authorization plan without updating it. 00-overview-fable.md:64 and 03-milestone-ccla-org-lens-fable.md:33-37 require the ACS self-permission bridge and explicitly defer CLA OpenFGA types to M5; the tracked M3 epic #1968 and backend plan #2149 say the same. Update or supersede those sources together and identify the authoritative decision, otherwise implementers have mutually exclusive M3 designs.
- **Permissions:** new FGA types per spec 044 — `cla_group`, `cla_ccla` (`manager`, `signatory`), `cla_ecla`, `cla_icla` — confirmed on the call as needed **in this milestone** regardless of where the data plane lands. Manager grants derive from the signature row's `signature_acl` (the synchronous write), not from ACS; ACS roles feed a dry-run drift report only. Org admin ≠ CLA manager.
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In `@specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md`:
- Line 43: Define ownership and persistence of the old-ID to new-SFID mapping
for the 2,169 remapped organizations, and require remapping before
b2b_org_ensure, query-service indexing, and cla_ccla tuple projection. Add an
acceptance check confirming each old company_external_id resolves to its new
SFID before selector cutover, preventing unknown-ID lookups from silently
returning empty results.
- Line 25: Clarify the population definitions around the 2,169 absent accounts
and Eric’s ~1,700-account ingest estimate: explicitly state which figure is the
pre- or post-domain-matching population, identify the denominator for the ~50%
match rate, and revise the sizing comparison so the figures are not presented as
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Address review comments from Copilot, coderabbitai:
- Link spec 044 by URL and flag that it lives in lfx-self-serve, not this
repo; add an explicit supersedes note naming the three companion docs
(00-overview, 03-milestone, spec.md) and epic lfx-self-serve#1968 that
still defer CLA-in-OpenFGA to M5 (per Copilot)
- Clarify that all org counts are distinct SFIDs (3,537 rows -> 3,531
distinct), citing lfx-self-serve#2056 for the duplicate rows (per Copilot)
- Mark Eric's ~1,700 / ~50% ingest sizing as unreconciled against a shared
denominator and not safe to size M3 from (per coderabbitai)
- Name Eric Searcy and Heather Willson in full and record that the
sales-ops ingest ticket is not findable in the org, so the critical-path
dependency is currently untraceable (per Copilot)
- Raise the cla_ccla#signatory selector gap as an open question: the union
admits only #manager, locking out signatories with no b2b_org grant
(per Copilot)
- Add open item 4: SFID remap ordering must precede b2b_org_ensure,
indexing, and tuple projection; unapplied maps fail silently (per
coderabbitai)
- Add open item 5: define required bridge/FGA parity behavior at cutover
(per coderabbitai)
Resolves 8 review threads.
Signed-off-by: Michal Lehotsky <mlehotsky@linuxfoundation.org>
Doc header — linked specs/044-lfx-v2-cla-service/ by URL and noted it lives in lfx-self-serve, not this repo; added an explicit supersedes callout naming 00-overview-fable.md, 03-milestone-ccla-org-lens-fable.md, spec.md, and epic EPIC: M3 — CCLA Management in the Organization Lens; retire the Corporate CLA Console lfx-self-serve#1968, all of which still defer CLA-in-OpenFGA to M5 and must be updated together (per Copilot)
Ingest sizing — marked Eric's ~1,700 / ~50% figures as unreconciled against a shared denominator and not safe to size M3 from (per coderabbitai)
Open item 1 — named Eric Searcy and Heather Willson in full, and recorded that the sales-ops ingest ticket is not findable in the linuxfoundation org, leaving the M3 critical-path dependency untraceable (per Copilot)
Open item 4 (new) — SFID remap ordering: must precede b2b_org_ensure, query-service indexing, and cla_ccla tuple projection; unapplied maps fail silently because SFID-scoped APIs return empty rather than erroring (per coderabbitai)
Open item 5 (new) — required bridge/FGA parity behavior at cutover, beyond spec 044's drift report (per coderabbitai)
Declined
Gap table, distinct orgs — verified against Snowflake: the query already uses COUNT(DISTINCT ...). 3,537 rows → 3,531 distinct SFIDs. Concern was sound, so the basis is now documented, but no recount was needed (flagged by Copilot)
Description conflict — the description was the stale side (pre-call numbers from the wrong Salesforce mirror) and had already been rewritten; the table was correct (flagged by Copilot)
Reindex gating the selector cutover — correct, but belongs in spec 044's rollout sequencing rather than this positioning doc (flagged by coderabbitai)
ACS permission bridge / role-scope concerns — the cla_manager-on-b2b_org sketch these referred to was already removed in 6c2cf41 in favour of spec 044's dedicated CLA types (flagged by coderabbitai)
Still Open
Signatory selector gap — cla_ccla#signatory holders with no b2b_org grant cannot enter the lens, which conflicts with the M3 signatory flow. Recorded in the doc as an explicit open question; it is an authorization-model decision for Luis and Eric, not one to settle here. Thread left open deliberately.
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In `@specs/001-easycla-ss-integration-fable/06-m3-org-visibility-and-access.md`:
- Line 31: Correct the ingest-sizing statement in the section around
“Reconciling with Eric's ingest sizing” so that applying the stated ~50% match
rate to 2,169 organizations yields approximately 1,085 new account creations. Do
not present ~1,700 as the post-match creation count; retain it only as a
separate unverified population unless its denominator and calculation are
explicitly provided.
- Line 82: Resolve the open signatory-only access path before M3 cutover: update
the selector relation union to admit signatory users, defining screen
permissions that do not grant manager or organization-wide access, or implement
and document an alternate entry route consistent with FR-030/FR-031. Add an
acceptance test covering a user with signatory and no b2b_org grant.
- Line 99: Update the specification section covering SFID remap ordering to
document the ingest-to-lfx.member.b2b_org_ensure handoff: ingest creates the
missing B2B Salesforce account, persists and applies the old-ID-to-new-SFID
mapping, then calls b2b_org_ensure with the new SFID, reindexes query-service,
and projects cla_ccla tuples. Explicitly assign ownership for producing and
applying the mapping, and retain the acceptance check that the old
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This repeats the unsupported assumption that all 2,169 absent-by-ID SFIDs partition into Eric's 1,709 creations plus a domain-linked remainder. Eric's analysis excludes 258 companies and uses a different population, so it does not establish that every one of these 2,169 receives a remap. State the remapping rule conditionally and defer the count until a same-population reconciliation is available.
> **ID remapping consequence:** accounts newly created in the B2B org get **new SFIDs** (Salesforce cannot create a record with a chosen ID). For those 2,169 orgs — the ~1,709 created *and* the domain-linked remainder — EasyCLA's stored `company_external_id` will no longer resolve; the ingest must produce an old-ID → new-ID map, and EasyCLA (or the CLA service's mapping store) must apply it. The 1,362 already present carried their IDs over and need no remap. Eric's proposal supplies the ongoing mechanism: after import, each CCLA organization gets a foreign key to its Salesforce Account ID and **participates in future account merges** so the key follows the surviving record — in his words, "the part that does not exist today". Where that key lives and who applies it is open item 4.
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Address the audit from @luismoriguerra plus 6 open Copilot threads.
From @luismoriguerra:
- m3-fga-model.md §4.1 (new): Variant B's cla_admin relation on b2b_org
would be silently reaped. Verified in code — member-service publishes
update_access on create/update/CDC/settings/reindex, and fga-sync's
SyncObjectTuples deletes every live tuple not in the desired set,
sparing only ExcludeRelations members and team:-prefixed subjects.
cla_admin carries user: subjects, so it survives neither. Records the
member-service change, deploy order and regression test needed, and
the CLA-owned-object alternative.
- m3-fga-model.md §4: replaced the "no longer depends on the B2B account
decision" side-benefit — the relation is defined on b2b_org, so the org
record is a precondition, not an independence.
- m3-fga-model.md §7: proposed decision form "B for M3 (conditional on
§4.1), A for M5", plus an owner for the ACS re-grant (Path B only) and
the FGA-vs-ACS disagreement rule.
- Fixed the drifted sign/service.go cite (2949 -> 2941/2953); settled the
cla_admin vs cla_manager naming.
From copilot-pull-request-reviewer:
- m3-fga-model.md §5.2: corrected a factually wrong claim. v4 writes the
initiating LFID into signature_acl while SignatureSigned is false
(sign/service.go:2941,2953), so a naive projection would grant lens
access to a pending CCLA. The projector now gates on signed+approved.
- m3-fga-model.md §6: split the write tier. CurrentUserInACL is applied at
exactly two sites, both approval-list; CLA-manager create/delete enforce
only the project|org tree (cla_manager/handlers.go:65,122).
- m3-org-visibility.md §3: made the ID remap conditional on Path A/Path B
instead of asserting every new account gets a new SFID.
- m3-org-visibility.md open item 5 + appendix: reconciled 1,022 -> 1,045
post-carve-out pairs against a fresh read-only Snowflake query (1,045
B2B accounts, 1,045 join rows, 1,045 distinct old-org rows, exact 1:1);
the 1,022 was a stale snapshot. Record types refreshed to 1,019/23/3 —
a third type (01241000001E1xlAAC) was not previously recorded.
- m3-org-visibility.md §4.1: M4/M5 -> M5 to match the companion model.
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@luismoriguerra — thanks, this was the most useful pass the PR has had. All four points are in as of a52884d. I went and verified #1 in the code rather than taking it on trust, and it's worse than "would need a member-service change" — it's a silent data-loss path, so I gave it its own section.
1. Variant B tuple reaping — confirmed, now §4.1. The mechanism is ExcludeRelations:
member-service publishes update_access for a b2b_org from three paths — writer orchestrator, CDC consumer, org-settings writer — plus /admin/reindex and backfill (internal/service/messaging.go, BuildB2BOrgFGAMessage).
fga-sync treats that as a full sync: SyncObjectTuples reads every live tuple on the object and deletes any not in the desired set (fga.go).
Exactly two things survive a relation the publisher doesn't know about: presence in ExcludeRelations, or a team:-prefixed subject. cla_admin tuples carry user: subjects, so neither applies. The current list is hardcoded to parent, child, and conditionally global_org_admin/membership/writer/auditor.
So the flag would be wiped on the next unrelated org update with no error anywhere. Recorded the three things Variant B needs (member-service ExcludeRelations change, deploy order, regression test) and the CLA-owned-object fallback.
2. B is not independent of the account decision — agreed, and the old "side benefit" paragraph was simply wrong. Replaced: the relation is defined on b2b_org, so the org record is a precondition of the model. What the single relation avoids is new CLA object types, not the org record. (Copilot flagged the same thing independently.)
3. ACS re-grant owner — added to §7 as its own item rather than staying buried in open item 5. Worth noting it's now conditional on Path A/B: since your review, the Snowflake work showed sfid_b2b is an identity map (old-org SFID == B2B record ID in all 18,348 pairs), so if the import preserves IDs (Path A, the working assumption pending Mindy) the 403-mismatch never arises. Under Path B it does, and needs the owner. Tracked in linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2750.
4. Record the outcome as "B for M3 (conditional on #1), A for M5" — adopted verbatim as the proposed decision form in §7, along with the FGA-vs-ACS disagreement rule, which I agree has to be defined before cutover rather than left as "FGA gates the UI, ACS gates the APIs" (that names the split but not the tiebreak, nor what the user sees).
Nits — sign/service.go had indeed drifted (2949 → the ACL write is at 2953; row created at 2941); cla_manager.go:205, company/handlers.go:134, signatures/handlers.go:121/1499, signatures/service.go:523 and company/service.go:1522 all still resolve correctly, so I left those. Settled on cla_admin and documented why: cla_manager collides with the existing ACS cla-manager role, and the tuple is deliberately not that role (projected from signature_acl, not ACS).
One thing your review surfaced indirectly: checking your #1 led me to re-read the designee reasoning, and §5 item 2 was factually wrong — v4 writes the initiating LFID into signature_acl while SignatureSigned is still false, so a naive projection would grant lens access to a pending CCLA. The projector now gates on signed+approved. Fixed in the same commit.
Address review comments from copilot[bot]:
- m3-fga-model.md §5 item 2: change the cla_admin projection gate from
"signed AND approved" to signature_signed alone. InvalidateProjectRecord
clears signature_approved without touching signature_acl, and the ACS
updater reacts only to ACL diffs, so an approval-gated projection would
strand managers while v4/ACS still authorizes them. Documents that the
tuple set therefore diverges from §2's active-CCLA population.
- m3-fga-model.md §3: match the projection bullet to the corrected gate.
- m3-fga-model.md §5 item 3: the signatory item claimed "no M3 work". M3
does ship the signatory flow (spec.md FR-030) and lfx-self-serve#2150
registers an ACS policy on cla-signatory. Narrowed the true claim (no
cla_admin tuple; the role is checked by no endpoint *today*) and pointed
the open part at the selector-union decision.
- m3-fga-model.md §7 item 2: reframe as the bridge ID-translation contract,
with the translate vs pass-through fork deciding whether an ACS re-grant
owner is needed at all.
- m3-org-visibility.md console cutover: "hard cut" superseded by the rollout
trackers (epic lfx-self-serve#1968, #2750 step 7's parallel window);
preserved the narrower true claim that no live ACS<->FGA dual sync is needed.
- m3-org-visibility.md open item 4: make the M3 minimum sequence conditional
on the selected variant, and name Variant B's blocking member-service
ExcludeRelations change plus its deploy-order constraint.
- m3-org-visibility.md open item 5: make the ACS re-grant conditional on the
same Path A / translate / pass-through fork instead of asserting it.
Resolves 6 review threads.
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m3-fga-model.md §5 item 2 + §3 — changed the cla_admin projection gate from signed AND approved to signature_signed alone. The signed AND approved gate was one I wrote in round 1, and copilot[bot] was right that it is defective: InvalidateProjectRecord clears signature_approved without touching signature_acl, and the ACS updater reacts only to ACL diffs (v2/dynamo_events/signatures.go:366), so invalidation would strip every manager's tuple while v4/ACS still authorizes them. Documented that the tuple set consequently diverges from §2's active-CCLA population.
m3-fga-model.md §5 item 3 (signatories) — removed the "no M3 work" claim. Validated against spec.md FR-030/FR-031 and lfx-self-serve#2150, which registers an ACS policy on cla-signatory. Kept the narrower true claims (no cla_admin tuple; the role is checked by no endpoint today — the two mentions are error strings, not auth checks) and pointed the open part at the selector-union decision.
m3-fga-model.md §7 item 2 — reframed as the bridge ID-translation contract, with translate vs pass-through deciding whether an ACS re-grant owner is needed at all.
m3-org-visibility.md console cutover — "hard cut" replaced with staged, per epic lfx-self-serve#1968 and #2750 step 7's parallel window; preserved the narrower true claim that no live ACS↔FGA dual sync is required.
m3-org-visibility.md open item 4 — M3 minimum sequence is now conditional on the selected variant, naming Variant B's blocking member-service ExcludeRelations change and its deploy-order constraint.
m3-org-visibility.md open item 5 — ACS re-grant made conditional on the same Path A / translate / pass-through fork rather than asserted.
Threads Resolved
6 of 6 new threads from this round addressed and resolved.
Still Open (deliberately)
Landing-page conditionality and signatory conditionality — two threads from round 1 left unresolved pending reviewer follow-up, since both were declined rather than implemented.
Note on the substance: two of this round's findings (the ACS re-grant fork and the sequencing conditionality) arrived as duplicate pairs across the two documents; both documents were updated so they no longer disagree with each other.
Address review comments from copilot[bot]:
- m3-org-visibility.md open item 5: Path A was overstated as "no remap is
needed at all" and "valid for every company". That is false for two
populations the doc itself measures: the 530 lf-shaped IDs (§2.1), which
have no Salesforce record to preserve, and the 374 domain-linked orgs
(§2.3), whose target B2B account has a different ID than the stored value.
Qualified Path A to the SFID-resolvable subset and kept an explicit
rewrite/translation requirement for the other two sets.
- m3-fga-model.md §7 item 2: same unqualified Path A claim, same fix.
- m3-fga-model.md §4.2 (new): a cla_admin tuple is necessary but not
sufficient. Verified in lfx-self-serve that the org selector classifies
only writer/auditor from b2b_org_settings, and that the CLA BFF route's
requireOrgLensAccess/assertOrgLensRead accepts only a roster grant or
b2b_org#auditor — so a cla_admin-only manager appears in no selector and
gets a 403. Variant B therefore needs three changes across three repos,
not one relation; noted that the CLA-route gate must not widen non-CLA
lens access.
- Cross-referenced the new constraint from §7's decision line and from the
visibility doc's Variant B bullet, so the variant comparison reflects the
real cost.
Resolves 4 review threads; 2 remaining ask for PR-description changes,
which are pending the author's approval.
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Signed-off-by: Michal Lehotsky <mlehotsky@linuxfoundation.org>
Path A was overstated in three places (m3-org-visibility.md open item 5 ×2, m3-fga-model.md §7 item 2). The docs claimed no remap would be needed "at all" / "for every company". That is wrong for two populations the document itself measures: the 530 lf-shaped IDs (§2.1 — no Salesforce record exists, so ID preservation is vacuous) and the 374 domain-linked orgs (§2.3 — the target B2B account's ID differs from the stored value). Path A is now scoped to the SFID-resolvable population, with an explicit rewrite/translation requirement retained for the other two sets. The mapping work item shrinks; it does not disappear.
m3-fga-model.md §4.2 (new) — a second blocking constraint. A cla_admin tuple is necessary but not sufficient. Verified in lfx-self-serve: the org selector classifies roster entries as writer/auditor only (org-role-grants.service.ts:401-403), and the CLA BFF route's requireOrgLensAccess → assertOrgLensRead accepts only a roster grant or b2b_org#auditor. A cla_admin-only manager appears in no selector and gets a 403. Variant B therefore needs three changes across three repos, and the CLA-route gate must not widen non-CLA lens access (§2's "never grant org-wide read to CLA managers").
§7's decision line and the visibility doc's Variant B bullet now carry the new constraint, so the variant comparison reflects the real cost rather than "one relation versus four types".
Threads Resolved
4 of 6. Two remain open by design — both ask for PR-description changes (the superseded mandatory-remap claim, and the "hard cut" cutover wording). Both are stale and both should change; the replacement text is drafted and awaiting the author's approval, since I don't edit the PR description without sign-off. Those threads stay open until it lands.
Note
Round 3's strongest finding (§4.2) identified a case where the proposal asserted an outcome the consuming code cannot currently produce — worth recording, because it materially changes the Variant A / Variant B trade-off that the ADR review will decide.
Scope ACS authorization claims to protected operations
docs/easycla-ss-migration/m3-fga-model.md:22
The “every EasyCLA API call” claim overstates the ACS boundary. The M3 surface intentionally includes routes that are not ACS-authorized—for example, GET /v4/cla-group/search has no ACS resource (docs/M3_ORG_LENS_API.md:148-150) and the CLA-manager list handler is explicitly public (v2/company/handlers.go:193-195). Since this section defines the security split, scope it to protected operations and acknowledge that existing public/reference endpoints remain unchanged.
Document authorization differences between SFID and stored company IDs
Authorization is not uniformly based on an SFID supplied by the caller. SFID routes such as GetCompanyClaGroups check params.CompanySFID, but manager add/remove first load the internal companyID and check the stored CompanyExternalID (v2/cla_manager/handlers.go:55-65,112-122). This distinction changes which Path B requests need bridge translation and which continue using the old ID, so document and test both route classes instead of basing the migration plan on “every API call.”
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Re-audit at 60c9931e — prior four points verified closed; one internal inconsistency for the ADR review.
Re-checked the delta against dev and re-ran the appendix queries (2026-09-21). m3-fga-model.md §4.1 (reaping), §4.2 (consumer gap), the signed-only gate, the two-tier enforcement in §6, and the sfid_b2b identity (18,371/18,371, measured without the B2B join) all hold.
Inconsistency.m3-fga-model.md §6 requires M5 #auditor to keep company-wide read for CLA managers. Variant A's read model (m3-org-visibility.md §4.2 = spec 044 §1: cla_ccla#auditor = manager | signatory | auditor from b2b_org | auditor from cla_group) gives a manager of X no read on sibling Y without b2b_org#auditor, which this doc forbids. Variant B keeps today's behaviour in M3 via the bridge but defines no M5 read model.
Sizing. 287 orgs hold >1 signed CLA group; there, 815 of 980 manager×org pairs (83%) manage only a subset — under A as written they lose visibility they have today.
Resolution: a per-company CLA read relation, M3 and M5. Host it on b2b_org (cla_admin → … or cla_admin from b2b_org; carries m3-fga-model.md §4.1's member-service coupling into M5) or on a CLA-owned object (cla_company#manager → … or manager from cla_company; no coupling, +1 type, reopens P2 like A). m3-fga-model.md §7's question becomes "where does it live", not "A vs B". Spec 044 §1 will add the relation either way.
Grain. Per Salesforce org, not per EasyCLA row — v4 fans out GetCompaniesByExternalID(sfid, true) (cla-backend-go/v2/company/service.go:1325), and 4 SFIDs today carry multiple signing entities (3 with divergent ACLs, 19 groups). Managers = union of signature_acl across rows, as m3-fga-model.md §3 already specifies.
Sequencing. The one-way B2B→old sync (m3-org-visibility.md open item 5) means v4/Console-created companies never reach B2B; new signers stay invisible until the Apex signing-time path lands. Worth a line in open item 4.
Still approve as a proposal; nothing here blocks the docs merge.
Address PR #5210 review feedback from @luismoriguerra (2026-09-21 re-audit):
- m3-fga-model.md section 6: record that neither variant carries the
company-wide read Product confirmed into M5. Spec 044's cla_ccla#auditor is
per-agreement, so a manager of one CLA group gets no read on a sibling group
without b2b_org#auditor, which m3-org-visibility.md section 4.2 forbids for
CLA managers. Variant B preserves today's behaviour in M3 via the bridge but
defines no M5 read model.
- m3-fga-model.md section 6: size the gap. 318 orgs hold more than one signed
CCLA group; within those, 849 of 1,033 manager x org pairs (82%) manage only
a subset. Re-derived read-only against the prod mirror; Luis measured
287/815/83% with different filters, same conclusion.
- m3-fga-model.md section 6: record the per-Salesforce-org grain, citing
GetCompaniesByExternalID at v2/company/service.go:1325, and the proposed
resolution (a per-company CLA read relation, on b2b_org or a CLA-owned
object).
- m3-fga-model.md section 7: note the A-vs-B framing may be the wrong shape of
question. Recommendation left standing as the starting position.
- m3-org-visibility.md open item 4: add the one-way B2B->old sync sequencing
note, since Console-created companies never reach B2B during the parallel
window.
- m3-org-visibility.md section 4.2: cross-reference the new section 6 text.
Records the finding for the spec-044 ADR review rather than resolving it; the
reviewer approved the PR as a proposal and did not consider it a merge blocker.
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V4 read authorization is not uniformly organization-scoped
docs/easycla-ss-migration/m3-fga-model.md:237
The “read/list” row overstates current v4 behavior as uniformly organization-scoped. The handlers expose multiple read gates: some accept project-only or project-tree scopes (for example v2/company/handlers.go:105-109 and :141-145), while GetCompanyClaGroups accepts project, project-tree, combined project+organization, or organization scope (:327-350), and some reads are public (:81-87). This makes the claimed two-tier parity baseline inaccurate; please document authorization per bridged endpoint (or explicitly limit this table to the specific M3 endpoints) before using it to justify the ACS/FGA split.
@luismoriguerra — re-audit addressed in ff65f61. I validated each point before implementing; all five held up.
The §6 / Variant A contradiction is real. Both premises confirmed in the repo as written: §6 says "This constrains M5, it is not deferred to it … #auditor has to keep admitting a company's non-manager CLA admins to read its other CLA groups", while m3-org-visibility.md §4.2 computes cla_ccla#auditor per-agreement and states "Never org-wide read for CLA managers." The two cannot both hold. Recorded in §6.
Sizing — independently re-derived, and it reproduces. Read-only against the prod DynamoDB mirror I get 318 orgs with >1 signed CCLA group and 849 of 1,033 manager × org pairs (82%) managing only a subset, against your 287 / 815 of 980 / 83%. The small deltas are filter choices (I count signature_approved null-as-true and match on non-empty company_external_id); the load-bearing number is the same. I cited mine as the primary figure since they're reproducible from the doc's appendix method, and noted yours alongside.
Grain confirmed.GetCompaniesByExternalID(ctx, companySFID, true) at cla-backend-go/v2/company/service.go:1325, and the comment immediately below it spells out the per-SFID multi-entity fan-out. Recorded, with your 4-SFID / 3-divergent-ACL / 19-group count attributed to you since I didn't separately re-measure it.
On the resolution — I recorded your "where does the relation live" reframing in §6 and added a pointer from §7, but deliberately did not rewrite §7's recommendation. Two reasons: the A-vs-B question now depends on constraints neither doc can settle on its own, and that call belongs to the spec-044 ADR review with Eric. §7 still recommends Variant B as the starting position and now says explicitly what would displace it. Push back if you think it should go further.
Sequencing line added to open item 4 — the one-way B2B→old sync means Console-created companies keep landing on the wrong side during the parallel window, so the ingest isn't a one-shot backfill.
One thing your review prompted that went wider: I checked the v2 service repos, and all four blocking constraints are still unimplemented in live code — no cla_admin anywhere, member-service's ExcludeRelations lists name six relations and none of them is it, the catalogue predicate is still membership-assets-only, and the selector is still binary writer/auditor. Also worth noting the canonical FGA model lives in lfx-v2-helm, which neither doc mentions — so Variant B spans four repos, not three. That's now in the PR description.
The description was the bigger problem, and thanks for the prompt to look: it still said "hard cut of the Corporate Console" when the doc has said "staged, not a hard cut" since the rollout trackers superseded that. It also predated the Product decision on cross-project visibility, the sfid_b2b identity-map finding, and §4.1/§4.2. All updated.
Address PR #5210 review feedback from copilot[bot] (round 4):
- m3-fga-model.md section 5: the signed-only gate missed a transition.
ActivateSignature sets signature_approved=true and signature_signed=false in
one expression without touching signature_acl
(signatures/repository.go:5749-5760, called from
v2/gitlab_organizations/service.go:889), so a signed CCLA can go unsigned
with its ACL intact. An ACL-diff-driven projector sees no change and strands
a cla_admin grant on an unsigned CCLA. Removal condition now includes
signature_signed reverting to false, and the text states the projector must
watch the attribute rather than only the ACL.
- m3-fga-model.md section 4: the M5 cost statement said the per-agreement types
replace cla_admin. Section 6 concludes company-wide read needs a per-company
relation at M5 too, so they may extend cla_admin or replace it with
cla_company instead. Recorded as part of the open question rather than as a
settled replacement.
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There is no appendix in this file, and the companion document's appendix covers §2 visibility/crosswalk queries rather than the grouping and filtering rules behind the 318-org and 849-of-1,033 figures. Add the source tables, active/signed filters, manager identity key, org/group deduplication rules, and query or equivalent method so this central M5 impact estimate is reproducible as the PR description promises.
This table conflates two different legacy systems. The lf… row reports 520 under “Live in old platform org,” but the surrounding text defines that org as Salesforce and then says these IDs cannot identify Salesforce accounts; line 49 instead says the 520 resolve in Org Service. Split or relabel the columns so the 2,920 Salesforce matches and 520 Org Service matches are not presented as the same lookup.
Clarify Variant A's scope of member-service changes
“No member-service change” contradicts the common catalogue work immediately above, which requires the predicate/ensure/reindex changes in member-service. Clarify that Variant A avoids only Variant B's additional tuple-preservation change.
This undercounts Variant B's repository footprint. The model lives in lfx-v2-helm, projection is assigned to lfx-v1-sync-helper, tuple preservation to lfx-v2-member-service, and consumer changes to lfx-self-serve: four repositories, matching the PR description, not three. This matters for the sequencing/cross-team comparison with Variant A.
The alternatives here omit the tracked primary mitigation in lfx-self-serve#2750 step 6: switch v4 org creation to the B2B path at/near GA. Presenting only “close creation” or “repeat ingest” makes the sequencing proposal stale and conflicts with the rollout tracker referenced in this paragraph.
Address PR #5210 review feedback from copilot[bot]:
- m3-org-visibility.md open item 6: "different inputs" was wrong. The ACS
CLA-manager role is granted from the same DynamoDB event on signature_acl
(v2/dynamo_events/cla_manager.go:144) that the tuple projection keys on, so
both derive from one source. They diverge because they are two independent
asynchronous projections into separate stores - either can lag, fail, or be
reaped without the other noticing. The old phrasing obscured the drift the
parity rule actually has to handle.
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m3-fga-model.md §6 — records that neither variant carries company-wide read into M5. Spec 044's cla_ccla#auditor is per-agreement, so a manager of one CLA group gets no read on a sibling group without b2b_org#auditor, which §4.2 forbids for CLA managers; Variant B preserves M3 behaviour via the bridge but defines no M5 read model. Both premises verified in the docs as written.
Sizing — independently re-derived read-only against the prod mirror: 318 orgs with >1 signed CCLA group, 849 of 1,033 manager × org pairs (82%) managing only a subset, against the review's 287 / 815 of 980 / 83%. Filter deltas only; same conclusion. Both figures cited.
Grain — per Salesforce org, citing GetCompaniesByExternalID(ctx, companySFID, true) at cla-backend-go/v2/company/service.go:1325.
m3-fga-model.md §7 — notes the A-vs-B framing may be the wrong shape of question, pointing at §6. Recommendation deliberately left standing as the starting position: the call belongs to the spec-044 ADR review.
m3-org-visibility.md open item 4 — the one-way B2B→old sync means Console-created companies never reach B2B during the parallel window, so the ingest is not a one-shot backfill.
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§5 signed-only gate (real correctness gap).ActivateSignature sets signature_approved = true and signature_signed = false in one expression without touching signature_acl (signatures/repository.go:5749-5760, called from v2/gitlab_organizations/service.go:889), so a signed CCLA can go unsigned with its ACL intact and an ACL-diff-driven projector sees nothing. Removal condition now covers that transition; §5 states the projector must watch the attribute, not just the ACL.
§4 cost statement — no longer claims the per-agreement types simply replace cla_admin; they may extend it or be replaced by cla_company, which is part of §7's open question.
Open item 6 parity — "different inputs" was wrong. The ACS role is granted from the same DynamoDB event (v2/dynamo_events/cla_manager.go:144) the projection keys on; the divergence is two independent async projections of one source.
PR description
Rewritten. It contradicted the doc — it said "hard cut of the Corporate Console" where the doc has said "staged, not a hard cut" since the rollout trackers superseded that. Also added: the Product decision on cross-project visibility (Heather Willson, 2026-09-18 — full read-only, no Legal escalation), the sfid_b2b identity-map finding with the Path A caveat, the §4.1/§4.2 blocking constraints, the §6 tension, and the README reading-order change.
Verified against the v2 service repos
All four blocking constraints are still unimplemented in live code: no cla_admin anywhere; member-service's ExcludeRelations lists name six relations and none is it; the catalogue predicate is still membership-assets-only; the selector is still binary writer/auditor. Also — the canonical FGA model lives in lfx-v2-helm, which neither doc mentioned, so Variant B spans four repos, not three. Now in the description.
Threads
5 resolved this round. Two round-1 threads left open awaiting reviewer follow-up (landing-page and signatory conditionality).
Retaining cla_admin does not by itself expose this invalidated agreement. The M3 landing endpoint calls GetCompanySignatures, which hard-filters signature_approved=true and signature_signed=true (signatures/repository.go:2994-3000), so an org whose only CCLA was invalidated receives an empty CLA-group list. Either define another discoverability/history route (and replacement entry point) or stop claiming this tuple lifecycle enables inspection of the invalidated agreement.
This issue also appears on line 254 of the same file.
Resolve conflicting import versus link/remap behavior
This conflicts with the linked rollout tracker's Path A invariant. Issue #2750 says real-SFID companies are imported under their stored ID and EasyCLA/ACS identifiers are never rewritten; its import does not domain-link them to the differently keyed account. Please resolve whether these 374 records are imported (possibly creating duplicates) or linked/remapped instead—currently the proposal and implementation plan prescribe incompatible Path A behavior.
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Summary
Proposal doc on how EasyCLA organizations become visible and accessible in the Self Serve Org Lens for M3 — written for the 2026-09-10 architecture call, updated with its outcome, aligned with Luis's CLA-service plan (recap doc, rev 5 — spec package
specs/044-lfx-v2-cla-service/), and revised after the 2026-09-11 review of Eric's ingest proposal.Lives at
docs/easycla-ss-migration/m3-org-visibility.md. It also closes spike item #4 in rev 5 ("catalogue-gap count"), which rev 5 names as its biggest dependency.Also adds
docs/easycla-ss-migration/m3-fga-model.md: a simpler alternative M3 FGA slice — one org-levelcla_adminrelation, UI-only, with ACS still authorizing every API call — instead of the four dedicated spec-044 CLA types described below. Both shapes are on the table for the ADR review (open item 3).The problem, from prod data
member-service builds the Org Lens catalogue from the B2B Salesforce org (18,231 accounts, carved out of the old platform org during the B2C decouple), gated on an
AssetwithProduct2.Family = 'Membership'. EasyCLA'scompany_external_idvalues point at the old platform org (100,592 accounts) — so the gap has two layers:Gate 1a is the critical path — those accounts must be ingested, which needs sales-ops approval. Predicate widening covers only the 314.
"Member" means "has ever held a membership", not "is a member today." member-service's predicate is
Product2.Family = 'Membership' AND IsDeleted = falsewith no status filter (account_repo.go:41-45), soExpiredandInvoice Cancelledassets qualify likeActiveones — 8,065 B2B accounts have a Membership Asset but only 4,595 hold a current one. That is why non-members appear in the Lens today (intended behavior), and it means widening the predicate is a smaller semantic change than it appears: the catalogue already contains ~3,470 non-member orgs.Reconciled with Eric's B2B-ingest analysis: he matches by domain against all 18.2k B2B accounts (→ 1,709 accounts to create, +9.4%); this doc matches by stored-SFID presence. Both are correct — they answer different questions. This also resolves the "50% vs 75% gap" Eric raised: he matches against all B2B accounts while the Lens additionally filters on the Membership Asset, so the difference is exactly gate 1b — and both proposals call for removing that constraint.
Direction agreed on the architecture call
EasyCLA companies are B2B engagements and become real Salesforce B2B accounts — no separate EasyCLA org entity, no new B2C org type, no parallel catalogue. Eric is taking the ingest proposal to sales ops (Mindy); that approval is the critical-path dependency for M3. Technically this converges with spec 044:
b2b_orgpredicate to "membership or CLA-referenced" plus ab2b_org_ensurerequest, and the missing accounts get ingested.cla_group,cla_cclawithmanager/signatory,cla_ecla,cla_icla), with manager grants derived from the signature row'ssignature_aclrather than ACS. Confirmed on the call as in-scope for this milestone — thoughm3-fga-model.md(above) proposes deferring all four to M5 and shipping M3 on a singlecla_adminrelation instead.cla_ccla#manager, with a CLA-only view for managers who hold nothing else.signature_aclfor newly admitted accounts exactly as for existing ones — no grant is ever derived from ACS. Note this does not reduce ACS to reporting: every bridged v4 call remains ACS-authorized for the whole M3→M5 period ("FGA gates the UI, ACS gates the APIs").New work items surfaced by the data
SFID remap. Salesforce cannot create records with a chosen ID, so newly ingested accounts get new SFIDs. Combined with the 374 domain-links and the 530
lf-shaped IDs, EasyCLA's storedcompany_external_idwill not resolve for most of the affected population. An unapplied map fails silently — SFID-scoped lookups return empty, not an error. Ownership is unassigned.Update 2026-09-18 — the crosswalk already exists as live data, but it does not close the item. The old org's
Account.sfid_b2bis an identity map: the old-org SFID equals the B2B record ID in all 18,371 measured pairs. Under Path A (linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2750, the working assumption pending Mindy) the import preserves existing SFIDs and no remap arises for companies that store a real old-org SFID. Path A is not a blanket exemption: the 530lf-shaped IDs have no Salesforce record to preserve, and the 374 domain-linked orgs point at a B2B account whose ID differs from the stored value. Both sets still need a rewrite or translation under either path, and both still need an owner. Coverage today: 995 of 1,957 active-CCLA companies already resolve.The 530
lf-ID orgs are not a lookup failure to be fixed — there is no Salesforce record to find. Each needs an account created or domain-linked, and they are invisible to any SFID-keyed remediation, though Eric's domain method does cover them.Domain links get no review pass. Eric's staged review covers records he creates; the 1,725 domain matches are inferred from domain equality, not verified identity. A mislink silently points a signed CCLA at the wrong company.
Plus five second-order effects of admitting ~1,600 non-member companies (§4.4), none with owners yet — most notably whether every CLA requester becomes an org admin, and that a full rebuild silently drops onboarded companies unless "referenced by a CLA" is stored durably.
The entry-point question (new, from the 2026-09-11 review)
Heather Willson asked whether a company must become a B2B account before it can sign a CCLA (under this proposal, yes — signing creates it; Eric notes v1 already has to create an Org Service record in the same situation), and what B2C-only organizations should see in the Org Lens, where Insights currently dead-ends.
Eric further questions whether CCLA signing should start from the Org Lens at all, versus a dedicated CLA landing page that disambiguates ICLA/ECLA/CCLA, carries the user through org creation, and hands off to the Lens — the pattern already used for Member Enrollment. If that flow is chosen, the signatory-selector problem below largely dissolves. Recorded as §4.5 and open item 2.
Settled since the last revision
Cross-project CLA visibility — settled as intended product behavior. Eric raised it in review as a possible legal concern: a CLA manager for one project can see that their employer holds agreements with other projects. Scoped correctly it is a read-tier question only; no cross-group writes are possible. Put to Product (Heather Willson, 2026-09-18) as a choice between full read-only, listed-but-not-openable, and hidden entirely — full read-only is the decision, on the grounds that someone may need to become a CLA manager or get authorized under their company's CCLA, and can do neither if they cannot see the agreement exists. No Legal escalation, and no M3 work — this is what v4 already does. Tracing v4 also confirmed its enforcement is two-tier: company-wide reads, per-agreement writes, which M3 replicates unchanged.
Two blocking constraints on the
cla_adminvariantBoth verified against live code in the v2 service repos, and both still unimplemented:
m3-fga-model.md§4.1). member-service publishesupdate_accessforb2b_org, and fga-sync treats it as a full sync — deleting any tuple not in the desired set unless its relation is inExcludeRelationsor its subject isteam:-prefixed.cla_admintuples carryuser:subjects and appear in no exclude list, so they would be reaped on the next org write. member-service must ship the exclude change before the projector, and it is owned by a different team.m3-fga-model.md§4.2). The Self Serve org selector classifies onlywriter/auditor, and the CLA BFF route's gate accepts only a roster grant orb2b_org#auditor— so acla_admin-only manager reaches neither. Variant B therefore needs changes across four repos (includinglfx-v2-helm, which holds the canonical FGA model), despite the smaller model diff.The M5 read model is unresolved under either variant
Raised in Luis's 2026-09-21 re-audit and now recorded in
m3-fga-model.md§6. Product confirmed company-wide CLA read must be preserved at M5, not narrowed — but spec 044'scla_ccla#auditoris per-agreement, so a manager of CLA group X gets no read on the same company's sibling group Y withoutb2b_org#auditor, which this proposal forbids for CLA managers. Variant B keeps today's behaviour in M3 through the bridge but defines no M5 read model at all. Neither variant as currently specified carries the guarantee into M5.Sizing, measured read-only against the prod mirror: 318 orgs hold more than one signed CCLA group, and within those 849 of 1,033 manager × org pairs (82%) manage only a subset — under the per-agreement model as written, that 82% loses visibility it has today. The proposed resolution is a per-company CLA read relation in both M3 and M5, which turns the open question from "Variant A or Variant B" into where that relation lives. For the spec-044 ADR review; the reviewer approved this PR as a proposal and did not consider it a merge blocker.
Open items
Open question raised in review: how a signatory reaches the lens. Not a permissions gap — spec 044 computes
cla_ccla#auditoras "manager or signatory or …", so a signatory can read the agreement once inside. The gap is the org selector, whose union is manager-only: a signatory with nob2b_orggrant has no organization to select, so never reaches data they are authorized to read. Two corrections from review: M3 does ship the signatory flow (FR-030/FR-031, and linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2150 registers an ACS policy oncla-signatory), and the claim that thecla-signatoryACS role is checked by no endpoint describes only today's code — its two mentions inv2/sign/handlers.go:153andv2/self_serve_sign/handlers.go:132are error-message strings, not authorization checks. For Luis and Eric — not resolved in this doc.This reverses an approved decision
The call reversed the position that CLA object types enter the platform authorization model only at M5. That position is recorded in five documents plus epic linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#1968. The one that matters:
architecture-proposal.mdP2 is an architecture-review-approved proposal (Eric, ARCH-406, 2026-07-31), so reversing it means reopening that approval rather than editing prose.docs/M3_ORG_LENS_API.mdalso documents per-endpoint ACS-scope auth for shipped endpoints, which this change would alter.Related: linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2043 (data-cleanup prerequisites linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2054, linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2055, linuxfoundation/lfx-self-serve#2056). Note #2054's scope should be checked against the 530
lf-shaped IDs, which are not malformed but simply are not Salesforce IDs.Also updates
docs/easycla-ss-migration/README.md: the reading order now leads witharchitecture-proposal.mdand adds the two new documents; theARCHITECTURE.mdentry is dropped from this folder's list.All figures re-measured against prod Snowflake (latest 2026-09-21); both docs carry an appendix naming the tables and rules so they can be reproduced.
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