ARTICLE LXX/RATIFIED 2026-07-07/REVISION 1.0.0

Enterprise Tier Doctrine (ETD-01)

Enterprise is a declared, legible, governance-bounded service class — never discretionary pricing, never opaque terms, never a channel for extraction outside the Codex.

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What is it
Enterprise is a declared, legible, governance-bounded service class — never discretionary pricing, never opaque terms, never a channel for extraction outside the Codex.
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§80.1 Definition

The Enterprise tier of an organ is a bounded amplification of that organ's public service class along declared dimensions (throughput, SLA, dedicated capacity, custom integration surface). It is not a different service.

Enterprise is scale, not exemption.

§80.2 Invariants

Every Enterprise offering MUST satisfy the following:

  1. §80.2.a
    Voluntariness

    Enterprise contracts are strictly voluntary and never gate access to the public tier.

  2. §80.2.b
    Legibility

    Enterprise pricing publishes bands (floor / ceiling / axes of variation); no fully opaque quotes.

  3. §80.2.c
    Governance-bounded

    Enterprise price bands and non-standard terms are ratified under GPL-01.

  4. §80.2.d
    Waterfall-integrated

    Enterprise revenue enters the same Treasury Runtime Waterfall as the public tier of the same organ.

  5. §80.2.e
    No side channels

    Enterprise MUST NOT introduce revenue that bypasses the Waterfall or the pricing surface.

§80.3 Custom Terms

Enterprise contracts may include custom SLAs and integration terms. Custom terms are declared in the Codex-owned enterprise addendum registry; unregistered custom terms are constitutionally void.

§80.4 Anti-Extraction Clause

Enterprise pricing may not be structured to extract value in ways forbidden by CES-01 or CCC-01. In particular, no Enterprise contract may confer ownership, custody, or governance rights over Civilization Capital.

End of Article LXX · Doctrine MELEGA-ETD-LXX-01 · Verified by Consensus