MDS Operations Hub
See what needs attention, choose an operational lane, and move directly into the current workbench. Every lane below is a real control—not an image hotspot.
Intake Decision Path
Initialize → Process Source → Analyze and Build Brief → Process Decision. The web app remains a client of the current listener-backed Intake workflows.
Select an Intake
Live source evidence, stage heartbeats, agent outputs, reruns, and executive controls appear here.
Pursuit Execution Path
Stages execute on the MDS SQL Runtime with live evidence below. SharePoint remains the system of record; P13 supplier email remains Off, and nothing reports outreach as sent without confirmed evidence.

Select a Pursuit
Stage status, live runtime truth, and the current stage's actions appear here.
Fulfillment begins after a confirmed award
Procurement Fulfillment Coordinator is presented under Award. Preview 04 reads current fulfillment posture without claiming unfinished automation.
Decided work leaves active queues without disappearing
Archive is a live view over SharePoint records. The verified 30-day Intake soft archive still runs; nothing is deleted.
One route to the CURRENT MDS operating library
These links open the authoritative SharePoint copies. Azure SQL stores application control and audit evidence; it does not contain competing copies of doctrine or operating knowledge.
Company Doctrine and Governance
Identity, truth rules, decision rights, money doctrine, opportunity doctrine, and team-member standards.
INTAKEIntake Operations
First sight through the executive Intake Decision, source processing, agents, and Decision Brief standard.
PURSUITPursuit Operations
Strategy, requirements, sourcing, pricing, compliance, decision, award, fulfillment, and closeout.
LIVE SNAPSHOTCompany State
Current verified assets, capabilities, limitations, and operating-system state.
LIVE SNAPSHOTSupplier Register
Current supplier qualification and relationship evidence.
PLATFORMOperations Platform Standard
Technical architecture, data contracts, engine rules, release conventions, and acceptance requirements.