Everything you know, in the order it happened.
548 events across 5 businesses, and 7 people who have dealt with more than one of them without either business learning about the other.
One line, one moment, one source.
An event is a thing that happened at a time, captured by a named business, on a named channel, by a named actor. There is no free-floating note with no origin, because a fact with no origin cannot be checked later and cannot be scoped to an audience now.
Illustration, stamped DEMO | real distribution in the live store: afterhai 365, toprated 143, aiexec 20, haygood 19, breakingchains 1
The brand rides on the row
The business that captured an event is on the event, not inferred from which screen you opened. That stamp is what makes the boundary enforceable.
Time, not import order
Rows carry the moment they describe, so a backfilled year lands in the right place instead of piling up on the day somebody ran the import.
Operator sees the whole line
3 of 548 rows are operator only. You see the relationship whole. Each business sees the part it captured.
The timeline is only as honest as its sources.
Every row on it carries a source, and rows that arrived in bulk say so rather than being dressed up as something a customer told us. That is a provenance property, and it has its own page.
sources in the live store: import 719, form 448, call 94, backfill 52, manual 36