Glossary
Terms used across the PEEK Administration Center.
- Tenant / customer
- An agency customer with its own isolated boundary, e.g.
tenant-a(CBP demonstration). - Operator
- A PEEK workforce identity holding platform roles and a customer scope.
- Capability
- A named permission such as
customer.activate; roles bundle capabilities. - Entitlement
- What the customer purchased (module, term, quota).
- Enablement
- The agency’s decision to turn a purchased module on.
- Shared Core
- The foundation module every workflow can run on alone.
- Optional peer
- A module that cooperates with another when present but is never required.
- Catalog
- A global, versioned set of templates (roles, personas, workflows, connectors…) published for adoption.
- Recommendation
- A suggested setting or template; never binding until the agency adopts it.
- Delegation ceiling
- The maximum authority a role may grant to others.
- Handoff
- Submission of a package from one module/user to another for human acceptance.
- SI
- Supervised Intelligence — model-assisted features (Sigma Companion, background SI, SI agents).
- Sigma
- The PDCC assistant; limited to enabled capabilities and the user’s authorized evidence.
- Governor
- A profile bounding an agent’s operations, destinations, quotas and approvals.
- Workload identity
- A scoped agency service identity an agent may run as.
- Containment
- An immediate, preauthorized restrictive action during an incident.
- Support window
- Approved, scoped, expiring support access to customer resources.
- Drift
- Difference between released rules and a tenant’s effective configuration.
- Designation evidence
- The agency’s proof that a named person is its initial administrator.
- Screen contract
- The fields, flow, validation, success and negative case defined for a screen in the SRS.
Related guides
PEEK Administration Center overview
The internal PEEK operator portal that governs commercial capability, platform boundaries and technical release for every agency customer — 68 contract-driven screens in eight groups.
Rules and guards
The system-wide rules every PEEK screen and command enforces, independent of the UI.