Which record types should a reseller request in a sufficiency release?

Use this list when you specify a release. Each item is something a release can include if it is asked for and scoped.

- Case records with a status history, not just a final status. - Document records with type, period, issue date and defect flags. - Policy rules with versions and the alternatives they accept. - Assessment records with per-document verdicts and cited rule identifiers. - Request records with item lists, wording, response-by point and lapse outcome. - Resubmission records linked to the request they answer. - Exception records, such as waivers and escalations, with the approver role. - A schema file and a manifest stating case types, versions and generation settings.

If budget or time forces a cut, keep policy rules, assessments and requests, and drop the rest first. Without those, the dataset can teach extraction but not judgement.

A note for your own listings: say which of these your product includes and which it does not. Leaving a record type out is fine. Implying it is there is not.

As the content is generated, ask for the grounding and disclosure notes with the schema.