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GovOPlaN Addresses

Repository type: module (domain).

govoplan-addresses is the reusable address and recipient-source module. It owns long-lived address directories and makes them available to campaigns, mail, forms, reporting, portal, and postbox modules through platform capabilities.

The campaign module may import campaign-local recipient tables, but reusable address management belongs here.

Current State

The first extracted WebUI contribution owns /address-book and provides the mock personal/group/tenant address-book workspace that previously lived inside govoplan-campaign.

Boundary

govoplan-addresses owns:

  • Adrema-style person, organization, household, and postal-address records
  • reusable email address lists and postal-letter recipient views
  • segments and reusable recipient-source definitions
  • consent, legal-basis, and communication-preference metadata
  • deduplication, merge, and address quality workflows
  • import/export of reusable address directories
  • source provenance and change history

It must not own:

  • campaign-local recipient snapshots
  • delivery queues or send attempts
  • SMTP/IMAP transport
  • file storage
  • global identity authentication or RBAC evaluation

First Capability

The first useful contract should be a read-only recipient-source capability, for example addresses.recipientSource.

It should let a consumer request a stable snapshot containing:

  • source id and display label
  • normalized recipient rows
  • email and postal address fields
  • legal-basis and consent metadata
  • source update marker
  • provenance fields suitable for audit and campaign reports

Consumers must store their own immutable snapshot when they need historical evidence. The addresses module remains the owner of the reusable source, not of the consumer's historical records.

Design Documents