Use Cases
The pilot's architecture — institution + process template + process instance — is generic. Any multi-step workflow that benefits from on-chain auditability and Bitcoin-anchored identity can be modeled.
What the pilot demonstrates
The demo-flow.ts script runs a complete lifecycle:
- Deploy an institution with a named admin
- Bind a Bitcoin inscription ID to the institution
- Add members to the institution
- Create a process template with defined steps
- Instantiate the process
- Execute each step sequentially, recording actor and timestamp
- Complete the process instance
This generic flow maps to any domain where who did what, when, and in what order matters.
Example mappings
| Domain | Institution | Process Template | Steps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public admin | Municipal office | Permit application | Submit → Review → Approve/Reject |
| Private sector | Company HR | Hiring workflow | Post → Screen → Interview → Offer |
| Legal | Arbitration body | Dispute resolution | File → Assign mediator → Hear → Decide |
| Governance | Community org | Proposal lifecycle | Draft → Discuss → Vote → Execute |
| Supply chain | Manufacturer | Quality inspection | Sample → Test → Report → Certify |
Each row is a different parameterization of the same four contracts. The pilot doesn't implement domain-specific logic — it provides the framework that any of these domains can plug into.