CraftID
Governance

Trust requires accountable rules.

CraftID governance is designed around traceability, proportional review, role separation and clear limits on what the platform may claim.

01

Profile ownership

Professionals and workshops control their records, while platform rules protect identifier integrity and the audit trail.

02

Reviewer separation

Reviewer and administrator permissions are role-based. Review decisions are attributable to authenticated staff roles.

03

Claim-level review

Evidence review changes the status of a specific claim, not a blanket status for the whole person or workshop.

04

Auditability

Sensitive changes and review actions are recorded so decisions can be traced and corrected where appropriate.

05

Taxonomy stewardship

Core taxonomy changes are controlled rather than freely user-editable, while the model remains extensible over time.

06

Disputes and correction

Production governance should include documented correction, withdrawal and dispute procedures before external scale-up.

EUFUA

Institutional boundary

EUFUA develops and operates CraftID as an independent professional identity and evidence infrastructure. CraftID does not represent the European Union, grant statutory recognition or replace competent authorities, regulated qualifications or formal certification schemes.