Executed October 23, 2026 · synthetic data
A deletion receipt should mean the record is gone.
We ran the customer-owned workflow against a disposable PostgreSQL database. The corrected package passed 11 integration case groups and 14 runtime checks.
The defect we caught
The earlier adapter accepted a SQL statement that did nothing, then reported deletion while the target remained. The correction checks a reviewed absence query on the same database transaction before commit. A failed or malformed check rolls back the batch and prevents a successful deletion receipt.
What actually ran
| Integration case | Result |
|---|---|
| withheld approval | Passed |
| manifest preview | Passed |
| real isolated PG execution and exact replay | Passed |
| new-arrival suppression and Removed | Passed |
| transaction rollback and incomplete retry hold | Passed |
| no-op mutation denied by postcondition | Passed |
| already absent zero affected rows | Passed |
| malformed verifier rollback | Passed |
| missing verifier fail closed | Passed |
| whole batch rollback when second target remains | Passed |
| opt-out unsupported fail closed | Passed |
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The boundary of this proof
This is the October 23 corrected candidate demonstrated in source revision 96d783832ca72cd04307b89fda4cd586f7d1ac5e. Publishing this evidence does not upgrade an existing order or establish that the current automated archive generator contains this correction. New online checkout remains closed pending the agreed implementation and acceptance.
This fixture used three synthetic rows, one table and Email matching. It did not access consumer data, a shared database, the official DROP service or downstream processors. The queries were authored for this fixture; the existing factory does not automatically produce a finished database integration.
For a purchased implementation, agents supply the read, deletion and verification SQL for the agreed schema. Your engineering owner reviews coverage; your designated approver controls dispositions. A wrong verification query can falsely attest absence, so its coverage is part of acceptance.
The fixed offer
$9,950 once. One PostgreSQL source, up to three agreed tables, up to two processor action manifests, the implementation repository, reviewed integration SQL, tests, runbook and one defined sandbox acceptance. PostgreSQL opt-out mutation, processor execution and legal certification are excluded.
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