Registry & credential
This component records entities, people, roles, licenses, assets, establishments, products, and validity periods.
Infrastructure
Technical architecture
Each regulatory requirement is configured on a reusable technical core.
The authority, evidence, deadlines, roles, and official channel vary by regulation. OCO reuses common controls for identity, rules, evidence, custody, interoperability, confirmation, and reporting.
Technical architecture
01Requirement configuration02Reusable controls03Authorized endpoints
Regulatory requirementAuthorized systems
Technical components
The technical core contains eight components.
OCO selects and configures the required components, then provides access through a protocol, API, controlled interface, or custom integration.
Rules & obligation
This component evaluates applicability, deadlines, thresholds, rule versions, renewals, approvals, and escalation requirements.
Evidence dossier
This component manages documents, structured data, signatures, versions, receipts, permissions, and audit trails.
Field & inspection
This component supports offline capture, geolocation, photos, measurements, sampling, checklists, findings, and corrective action.
Chain of custody
This component records lots, samples, animals, biomass, waste, medicines, cargo, instruments, certificates, and transfers.
Submission & interoperability
This component maps data to official APIs, JSON, XML, signed files, spreadsheets, services, and controlled exports.
Verification
This component provides QR and API verification, status, revocation, official-response receipts, and optional independent receipt anchoring.
Regulatory reporting
This component produces validated reports, reconciliation records, data lineage, confirmations, and evidence packages for authorities.
System boundary
OCO connects to authoritative systems without replacing them.
OCO documents the authorized channel, preserves acknowledgments and status information, and distinguishes supplied evidence, OCO validation, professional conclusions, accredited assessments, and official authority responses.