Where the DPR describes it

partner that already operates a learning platform registers the interface, scope, and data contract through the integration gateway (Pillar 9).
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integration administrator accesses the partner integration console showing connector status, last synchronization, and outstanding reconciliation exceptions by partner (Pillar 9).
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This process covers the two principal forms of external contribution to the platform. The integration gateway first determines whether the partner operates its own learning management system. A connected-platform partner registers the interface, scope, and data contract, and the gateway configures the connector, credentials, and identifier mapping. A content-only partner submits the resource together with its rights and metadata, and the gateway registers the package or launch method. Both paths then converge on reconciliation to the PM-SETU canonical model: learner, course, version, batch, and competency identifiers are mapped while the …
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1. Who does what: user journey

2. The steps and decisions: BPMN process flow

3. Where to do it: screens