Which of your units will miss a deadline next quarter

A bulletin is a broadcast. A window is a deadline with a name on it

• Your bulletin goes to everyone at once. A unit in Ohio and a unit in Maryland get the same message on the same day, whether or not the change touches them and whether or not their deadline is next week or next year.
• SELAHAI opens a clock per operator per obligation. The same change produces a different date for different units, and the ones with no margin left are visible before the date passes rather than after.
• The roll-up answers the question you actually have. Not "what changed" — you already know, you sent the bulletin. Which units have an open window with the deadline approaching and nothing closed against it.

You see the score, not the paperwork

A roll-up that handed a franchisor every document its franchisees uploaded would be unsellable to the franchisees, and they are the ones who have to use it.

• Scope is enforced in the query, never in the interface — and a source-lint test fails the build if an evidence column ever enters the roll-up’s SQL. There is no setting that overrides it, because there is no code path to set.
• Two consents, both the franchisee owner’s. Posture visibility comes with accepting the link; evidence export is a second, separate grant on top — revocable at any moment, with every grant and revocation timestamped.
• The unit knows what you can see before agreeing. The link request itself states exactly what would and would not be visible — because a franchisee who discovers it later costs more than the contract.

Custom annual, from ten states