Platform architecture
Multi-layer enterprise architecture.
The platform is built as a multi-layer enterprise architecture for scalability, operational visibility, access control, and reliability. Core system, operational capabilities, performance, scalability, and intelligence layers work together.
Platform architecture layers
Technical layers: core, operational capabilities, performance, scalability, and intelligence.
Core system architecture
Enabling or disabling modules does not change the architecture. New modules are added; the core is not rebuilt.
Operational capabilities
Operational status, progress, and risk are visible in one platform. All modules share this layer.
Performance and responsiveness
Consistent response time and behaviour under load. Resource usage and timeouts are controlled.
Scalability and adaptation
Architecture integrity is preserved as users and scope grow; vertical and horizontal scaling are supported.
Intelligence layer
Decision and content support in data and process context. All modules use the same intelligence layer.
Platform-level components
The capabilities below are provided at the platform layer and shared by all modules.
Workflow engine
Approval and process flows run as a platform service. Single definition; all modules use the same engine.
Single data model
All modules use one consistent data structure. No duplicate records, no sync issues—one source of truth across CRM, projects, operations, and finance.
Integration layer
APIs and integration points sit at the platform layer. Data in/out is central; modules use the shared channel.
RBAC and access control
Role-based access is a platform service. Who sees what and who can do what is defined centrally; all modules use the same model.
Audit logging
Critical actions are logged at the platform layer. Compliance and operational traceability apply across all modules.