Regions
Four profiles, and two of them select nothing.
A market profile decides which instruments are scored, which identifiers are looked for, which incident clocks run and how long a record is kept. Two of these select clause maps and two deliberately do not — and that difference is the product working, not a gap in coverage.
| Profile | Instruments scored | Identifiers looked for |
|---|---|---|
Australia AU | none — by the regime's design | au-tfn, au-abn, au-medicare |
European Union EU | eu-ai-act, gdpr | eu-national-id, iban, eu-vat |
| India | Served by Rotavision, not by RotaGrant | |
Singapore SG | none — by the regime's design | sg-nric, sg-uen |
United States US | sr-11-7, nist-ai-rmf | us-ssn, us-aba-routing, us-ein |
A workload is often under several of these at once. A Singapore bank with European customers is under PDPA and GDPR and the AI Act simultaneously, possibly on a Canadian host. The profile resolves per decision — narrowest wins — and is sealed with the record, which is what makes "global" a mechanism rather than a claim. How that works →