The Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) 1.1 specification defines a domain model that includes core object types such as Document, Folder, Policy, and Relationship. The specification also provides a comprehensive model for versioning Document objects. However, the CMIS standard does not include a model for workflow or business process management. While a CMIS-compliant repository like Alfresco has a powerful workflow engine, interaction with it is handled through repository-specific APIs (like the Alfresco REST API for Activiti/Process Services), not through the standardized CMIS protocol.

A. versioning: CMIS explicitly supports versioning for document objects, including services for check-out, check-in, and managing the version history.

C. policy: The CMIS object model includes a cmis:policy base object type, which can be applied to other objects to enforce administrative rules.

D. document: The cmis:document is a fundamental base object type in the CMIS specification, representing an object that has content.

1. OASIS. (2013). Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) Version 1.1. OASIS Standard.

Section 2.1.3, "Object Model": Lists the base object types as Document, Folder, Relationship, Policy, and Item. It makes no mention of a Workflow object type.

Section 2.1.5, "Policies": Defines the Policy object and its purpose.

Section 2.1.6, "Versioning": Details the versioning model for Document objects.

Section 2.2.2, "Document Objects": Describes the cmis:document base type.

2. Alfresco Documentation. (2017). CMIS. Alfresco Content Services 5.2 Documentation.

CMIS introduction: "CMIS provides a common data model for all the content and a set of services for working on the content...". The documentation details support for documents, folders, versioning, and policies but directs users to the Alfresco REST API for workflow interactions, confirming workflow is outside the CMIS scope.