Demonstration
One Record. Several Surfaces. Independent Publication.
The Minnesota–Wisconsin–Northland deployment shows how state, regional and national surfaces can present information drawn from shared underlying records.
01 — Surfaces
Overlapping geography.
Represents Minnesota.
Represents Wisconsin.
Overlaps parts of both states as a regional surface.
Provides a broader local-information surface.
Provides a national USA information surface.
Specialized surfaces
Reviews, events, savings, features, storefronts and promotions can be presented from the same shared underlying records.
Publication eligibility and placement can differ by surface even when the underlying organization, location or content record is shared. A record existing does not mean it is published everywhere.
02 — Example
A demonstration record.
Northland Test Business Account
Advertising
2100 Port Terminal Drive
Duluth, Minnesota 55811
This is a fictional account used to illustrate record structure. It is not a real business.
03 — Governance and trust
Shared, not uncontrolled.
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Shared data does not mean uncontrolled duplication.
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One organization can have one authoritative record and multiple locations.
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Content can be eligible for some surfaces and not others.
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Publication status remains independent by surface.
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Sources and provenance should be retained.
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Changes should be auditable.
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Business claims and approvals should use controlled workflows.
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Privacy, permissions and jurisdictional requirements must be respected.
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