A.01
Data architecture
How business information is structured, related and maintained.
Architecture
The architecture is the product.
The screens are only the interface. A business platform consists of data, processes, permissions, systems, integrations, events, automation, AI and reporting designed as one system.
One system
Every layer has to agree.
A polished screen cannot compensate for disconnected data, unclear permissions or brittle workflows. We define the structure beneath the interface.
A.02
Access architecture
Users, roles, permissions and organizational boundaries.
A.03
Workflow architecture
How actions move from one stage to another.
A.04
Integration architecture
How the platform communicates with existing applications and services.
A.05
Automation architecture
Which events trigger coordinated actions without manual intervention.
A.06
AI architecture
Where AI interprets information, generates outputs, monitors activity or executes defined tasks.
A.07
Reporting architecture
How operational data becomes useful management information.
Event architecture
One business event. Multiple coordinated actions.
A new customer enters the system. That event can coordinate work across people, applications, reporting and AI without creating eight manual handoffs.
Business event
New customer created
01Create customer record
02Assign an owner
03Trigger workflow
04Create a task
05Notify employee
06Update reporting
07Prepare AI follow-up
08Synchronize existing system
Technical specification
The interface comes last.
Before a workflow appears on screen, the platform needs a clear model for records, states, ownership, access, exceptions, events and reporting. Those decisions determine whether software becomes useful infrastructure or another isolated tool.
Architecture output
Information model and relationships
Role and permission matrix
Workflow states and transitions
Integration contracts
Automation and AI rules
Reporting definitions
Deployment and operating model