Leadstrium Key
Canonical authority · single writer

Set licensing rules in business language.

Configure how your software may be used without forcing operators to think in implementation terms.

Policies should read like business choices

Examples: “Allow five production sites,” “Staging does not count,” “Keep access for fourteen days after a failed renewal,” and “Let customers move a license themselves.”

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Canonical policy state now belongs to Key. The public settings page remains read-only until authenticated operator controls are connected.

This public surface cannot change live customer rights.

Settings become editable only through the authenticated operator surface; internal Key commands are already single-writer and idempotent.