Integrations Inventory and Attributes - Geographic and Jurisdictional attributes for the Integrations Inventory

Integrations Inventory and Attributes

Chapter 20. Geographic and Jurisdictional attributes for the Integrations Inventory

Geographic and Jurisdictional attributes capture whether this Integration crosses national or jurisdictional boundaries, triggering data sovereignty and cross-border transfer governance.

Attribute Name	Maturity	Description and Notes
Cross-Border Data Flow	Walk	Description — Whether this integration transmits data across national or jurisdictional boundaries — and if so, which countries or jurisdictions are involved. Benefit(s) — Immediately surfaces integrations subject to data sovereignty and cross-border transfer regulations. GDPR, CCPA, and similar frameworks impose specific requirements on cross-border data flows that are invisible without this attribute. Source — Manual. Examples — Yes — United States to European Union; Yes — United Kingdom to India; No — domestic only Notes — Any integration where Source Environment = External or Target Environment = External should be evaluated for Cross-Border Data Flow applicability.

Attribute Name

Maturity

Description and Notes

Cross-Border Data Flow

Walk

Description — Whether this integration transmits data across national or jurisdictional boundaries — and if so, which countries or jurisdictions are involved.

Benefit(s) — Immediately surfaces integrations subject to data sovereignty and cross-border transfer regulations. GDPR, CCPA, and similar frameworks impose specific requirements on cross-border data flows that are invisible without this attribute.

Source — Manual.

Examples — Yes — United States to European Union; Yes — United Kingdom to India; No — domestic only

Notes — Any integration where Source Environment = External or Target Environment = External should be evaluated for Cross-Border Data Flow applicability.

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