E-mandate rules are the boring part that saves you in court. If billing cannot show which mandate version authorized the debit, when consent was captured, and what the receipt hash was, you are cosplaying compliance. Curious which of the 11 you treat as hard blockers vs nice-to-have.
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E-mandate rules only matter if billing can re-prove consent after the fact.
If your ledger cannot show mandate version, consent timestamp, amount cap, and a receipt hash that survives a vendor UI change, you are collecting checkboxes, not compliance.
Curious which of the 11 you treat as ship-blockers vs backlog. The paper specifies the queryable tip, not another dashboard status string. marker1002h1228