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One core. Every audited industry.

A pharma plant, a bank, a court and a support desk keep different records for different auditors. The engine underneath is the same. Each industry is configuration.

01 Why one core

Each industry is configuration, not code.

No industry concept lives in the engine. A vertical is a configuration pack, shipped as an approved release, and the same engine runs every one of them.

01

Object types

Documents, case records and event records, each with its own fields, capture rules, accepted file types and labels in every language.

02

Lifecycles

State machines you configure, checked for completeness before they load, with the signature meanings each step requires.

03

Policies

Who may do what, as policy that denies by default. For agents: allow, confirm or deny for each action.

04

Retention

Periods per record type, including permanent retention, above a minimum the deployment enforces, with holds and approved disposition.

Configuration changes ship as releases: reviewed as a diff, approved by people other than the author, checked against existing data, and live in seconds without a restart. The release in force is stamped on every audit entry, so the rules that applied are part of the record.

The whole platform

02 Same layers, different records

Three layers, ten vocabularies.

Every industry keeps documents, records, and the evidence about both. What changes is what they are called and which rules apply.

IndustryA documentA case recordAn event record
Life sciencesSOP-0042, equipment cleaningDeviation DV-0193Temperature excursion, cold room 2
Medical devicesDesign input specificationComplaint investigationSterilization cycle
BankingCredit policyCustomer due diligence filePolicy exception, credit limit
InsurancePolicy wordingClaim fileReserve change
GovernmentOrdinanceRecords requestBuilding inspection result
LegalLegal hold noticeMatterHold acknowledgement
Law enforcement and courtsCourt orderIncident caseCustody transfer
EnergyOperating procedureIncident investigationPressure exceedance
Defense and aerospaceDrawingEngineering changeFirst article inspection
Support and case managementKnowledge base articleSupport caseCustomer reply
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