Review your profile

Always call this first. It shows what Sovrnti currently holds, so a correction you send is about something that is actually there.

Three zoom levels

Arguments	What comes back
none	The vendor facts and every product Sovrnti covers.
`product`	That product’s control dimensions and aspects, at levels under the EU buyer lens, plus its capability groups and SKUs.
`product` + `group`	Each capability in the group, the product’s level on it, and every feature Sovrnti has mapped there, flagged when the feature has no public source.

The third level is the one worth your time. A feature flagged as having no public source is the cheapest thing you can fix: send one evidence submission with a URL.

What you get

At the deepest zoom, each capability with the product’s level on it and the features mapped there:

{
	"zoom": "group",
	"lens": "EU buyer lens, large enterprise",
	"vendor": { "vendorId": "vendor-acme", "name": "Acme", "aliases": ["Acme Corp"] },
	"group": {
		"groupId": "grp-acme-ai",
		"name": "Ai capabilities",
		"description": "Assistants embedded in the suite.",
		"capabilities": [
			{
				"capabilityId": "cap-aia-access-governance",
				"name": "Access governance",
				"description": "Who can invoke the assistant, and on what data.",
				"level": 2,
				"features": [
					{
						"featureId": "feat-acme-sso",
						"name": "SSO for the assistant",
						"availabilityStatus": "GA",
						"hasSource": false
					}
				]
			}
		]
	}
}

hasSource: false is the flag worth acting on. One evidence submission with a URL fixes it. level is the product’s level on that capability, 0 to 4, under the EU buyer lens. The anchors that define what a 2 means are not shown.

Names, never ids

product: "Workspace" works. If a name is ambiguous the tool answers with candidates. Pick one and resend.

How to use it

Ask your assistant:

Show me what Sovrnti holds on our product, then the AI capabilities group.

Troubleshooting

builder-identity-required — your account has no active builder identity. Claim access at sovrnti.io/builders.
insufficient-scope — revoke the connection and reconnect; the authorization flow will re-request Builder.Read.Self.
builder-target-out-of-scope — the name you gave resolves outside your own vendor. You can only read your own subtree.
builder-requires-user-token — you connected with a machine token. Builder tools are personal (R-04); reconnect as yourself.
builder-target-ambiguous — the name matched more than one thing. The error lists the candidates; pick one and resend.
builder-target-needs-product — name a product before a group.
builder-target-needs-group — name a group before a capability.

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Review your profile

Three zoom levels

What you get

Names, never ids

How to use it

Troubleshooting

See also

​Three zoom levels

​What you get

​Names, never ids

​How to use it

​Troubleshooting

​See also

Three zoom levels

What you get

Names, never ids

How to use it

Troubleshooting

See also