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Review notes: what this is for: how someone new arrives. Ama clicks “Start free” on tutecampus.app and lands here, with Campus named (IA-3). Three steps: her account, her school’s record, then Campus on Free, which makes its tenant while she waits. The record names no product (IA §5). The school’s form copies Campus’s: its name, a short name for tutecampus.app/… (the initials by default, checked as free), the country, and the region and district from the register, which are required (the Architect, 7 November 2026). The kind is assumed from where someone starts (the Architect, 7 November 2026): Campus serves schools, so arriving from it sets “school” and doesn’t ask, and other products are never offered on the way. Each product names the kinds it serves, as data; a product serving several asks among those alone. Registering at id with no product behind it asks which product to start with, never what kind of organisation it is: the kind follows from the product, and most people arrive with one already picked in the Tutelogue (the Architect, 7 November 2026). Adding TuteBooks follows Campus’s address protocol (the Architect, 7 November 2026): a short name gives tutebooks.com/jis at once and jis.tutebooks.com beside it; Jaeda’s own address is never assumed, is added now or later, must be a subdomain of a domain it owns, and stays inert until its CNAME to jis.tutebooks.com is found (CL-18). The plan is Free until billing (TB) brings others. Who uses it isn’t asked here, since the product decides that (CL-16). The catalogue says what each product is in a sentence and what it does in three features, taken from its own code and brief (Books’s models; Loop’s product brief), and lists only products that serve this kind of organisation. Add a product is scenario 3, at id, drawn from what Ama is deciding: what Jaeda runs now, and what would fit beside it. The figures Atrium can truly show are its own: the plan, the addresses, and who has signed in. Who uses a product is set inside it (CL-16).