# HAV Seafood — External Party / Organization Identity Model

## Purpose

This workbook defines the shared enterprise identity layer for organizations outside HAV Seafood. It separates **organization identity** from business roles such as supplier, customer, logistics partner, laboratory, service provider, certification body, bank, or insurance provider.

It is static architecture only and does not contain transactions, contracts, prices, shipments, invoices, complaints, audits, emails, or relationship history.

## Workbook contents

- **Organization_Types** — Controlled classification of external organization types.
- **Party_Roles** — Controlled relationship roles between external organizations and HAV Seafood.
- **Organizations** — Authoritative shared registry of 24 seeded synthetic external organizations using `External_Organization_ID`.
- **Organization_Role_Map** — Allows one organization to hold multiple business roles without creating duplicate identities.
- **Organization_Addresses** — City/country-level static business-location records; legal street details are intentionally deferred.
- **Organization_Contacts** — Functional, non-personal contact points; named individuals and contact details are deferred.
- **Organization_ID_Rules** — Identifier rules for organizations, roles, addresses, contacts, and future Supplier/Customer IDs.
- **Domain_Party_Map** — Shows how future Procurement, Sales, Logistics, Quality, IT, and Finance party masters must link back to the shared organization identity.
- **Relationship_Statuses** — Shared Active/Inactive relationship statuses.
- **Architecture_Notes** — Scope, ownership, reconciliation, and boundary decisions.
- **Data_Dictionary** — Field-level definitions and key semantics.

## Seed population

The workbook currently contains **24 synthetic organizations**, including four fictional Faroese raw-seafood suppliers, ingredient and packaging suppliers, logistics partners, an external laboratory, technical and calibration service providers, an IT vendor, a certification body, four international customer organizations, a bank, and an insurance provider.

The names are constructed for the HAV Seafood synthetic dataset and are not copied from real Faroese suppliers. Supplier-specific and customer-specific IDs are deliberately not issued here; Procurement and Sales will own those masters later.

## Relationship to Production Architecture

The reviewed Production workbooks do not name external suppliers or partners. They do, however, imply external relationships through purchased raw materials, ingredients and packaging, external laboratory testing, external calibration, and specialist maintenance requirements. The seeded organizations provide identities that later domain architectures can use to satisfy those needs.

## Boundaries

Shared Enterprise owns `External_Organization_ID` and common identity. Procurement will own Supplier-specific attributes and `Supplier_ID`; Sales will own Customer-specific attributes and `Customer_ID`; Quality, Logistics, IT and Finance may extend the shared organizations with domain-specific data while retaining the same enterprise organization identity.
