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procore-reference-architecture

Design a governed Procore data connector with explicit tenant routing, durable work queues, endpoint adapters, webhook hydration, reconciliation, and audit receipts. Use when choosing integration boundaries or reviewing a production architecture. Trigger with: "design a Procore connector", "review Procore architecture", "plan Procore data synchronization".

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# Procore Governed Connector Architecture

## Overview

Separate identity, tenant routing, ingestion, hydration, reconciliation, mutation approval, and audit evidence. Procore webhooks improve freshness but REST remains the data source, so the architecture must tolerate duplicates, delays, missed notifications, and partial writes.

## Prerequisites

- Source and destination ownership, data domains, classification, and residency constraints
- Freshness, completeness, recovery, and deletion objectives
- OAuth grant, DMSA permission map, environment matrix, and endpoint inventory

## Instructions
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