PUBLICATION CONTROL
Some agents are insiders. Most aren't.
Eligible marts move from deterministic transformation through authorized approval and a governed publish or scheduled-release step.
For listed and pre-IPO companies, an AI that surfaces an unreleased number isn't a convenience — it's a disclosure event. Publication control isn't optional; it's the legal boundary between governed and ungoverned AI.
Held for cleared insiders, then released to other authorized callers
Full current data, including the held quarter.
Same released data as everyone — but the held quarter is sliced to their own domain.
The same published dataset as everyone — full company-wide history, up to the last release.
Public datasets only — the last released quarter.
{org}_publishedQ1 2026A standard published dataset ({org}_published) serves authorized non-insider reads, while an insider dataset ({org}_insider_published) that holds approved figures before their scheduled release. A mart approved during a locked period publishes to the insider dataset with a frozen release_at date.
Is there an active, not-yet-released insider publication for this mart? Is the person or agent asking cleared for insider data? Has the clock passed release_at? Only then does the figure resolve.
An authorized lifecycle action can hold or revoke a publication. Once revocation commits, later governed reads reject that version; it cannot retract data already returned to a caller.