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Build an Enterprise Procurement Readiness Gap Register

The founder gets a structured procurement-readiness register that lists each expected enterprise artifact (docs, SLAs, support infra, controls), its present/partial/missing status, and a remediation order, so the work to satisfy a procurement review is sequenced before the contract stalls on it.

You receive: A JSON object: { targetAccount: string, requirements: [{ reqId, category: enum(documentation|sla|support_infra|security_control|compliance_doc), expectedArtifact, status: enum(have|partial|missing), remediationOrder: number, owner } ], gapsCount: int, sequencedRemediation: [reqId...] }

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What's verified: STUD verifies the register is complete and consistent: minimum requirement count, every required category represented, gaps carry a valid contiguous remediation order, the gap count matches the statuses, and the sequence matches the orders. STUD does NOT confirm the listed artifacts actually satisfy any real procurement team, that the statuses are truthful, or that the named SLAs are achievable. It checks structural completeness and a well-formed remediation sequence, not real-world procurement acceptance.